6" tall would be fine. 1.5" tall is not.anywhere from 1.5" cubes to 6" cubes, in my reading they seem most specifically designed for hydroponic systems, u just bury the cube in hydroton or w/e soil-less medium....further reading has led me to believe they'll be good in soil, neutral pH and its made from organics, either way i found a pack of 98 for 12 bucks and i ordered them so no more speculating in a few weeks
It's leaves that produce bud, not bloom foods. I'll repeat myself - keep the leaves happy and healthy. All it takes is getting a handle on plant nutrition. All Dyna-Gro foods are complete without any other supplements.hey U Ben I've been thinking of switching over to the dyna-gro line using foliage-pro for veg and adding mag-pro for bloom, My problem is no one in my area carries this stuff and I'm having a hell of a time finding it on the web. can you recommend a site to order from? also do you use the mag-pro in flower? Or just foliage and bloom? thanks benkiss-ass
thank you much for that link Dave. very interesting and helpful stuff
Looks like a great tonic for a weight lifter. Even if the product contained what it says it does and no telling what's the amount, not saying it has any real world impact, I wouldn't bother with it. NPK looks alright.
Well unfortunatly I did just like most newbs and bought a few hundred dollars worth of shit that "you can't grow mj without". Well anyways, after actually reading the labels I thought the grow and bloom were not that bad for npk. Shitty part is I had to order them offline and then I came to find out that our local nursery stocks nothing but dyna-gro..... So needless to say, once these expensive nutes are gone....Looks like a great tonic for a weight lifter. Even if the product contained what it says it does and no telling what's the amount, not saying it has any real world impact, I wouldn't bother with it. NPK looks alright.
Spend your money and take your chances.
UB
There is some interesting software at this site, I am trying to dowsnload the plant modeling software right now.
People either learn the hard way or the Uncle Ben way.Thanks again UB. I can imagine how frustrated this must make you at times but know this brother... You are actually educating some ppl. And making our grows go greener!!
peace,
JJB
With the dark green veining looks like a chlorosis going on.Im hoping my rich old uncle Ben or someone else can help me out. I have a DWC going and noticed some leaves not looking great. I have an Idea as to what it is but dont want to bias anyone with my silly ideas. So guys what do you think it is? Id be surprised if it is what I think it is because in my growing situation its not something I thought I would have a problem with. Thanks for the input.
Have you checked under the leaves for mites or insects? That looks more like bug damage than anything.I gotta question I'm hoping UB or someone with accurate knowledge can tell me the answer to.
How do you tell if you have Mag lockout or deff? I have 1 or the other. I have only given her mag 3 times and at less than a quarter of a teaspoon and once I used half a teaspoon of epsom salts. That's the cal/mag I use. So I start feeding her more, slowly? Or less? I'm thinking more often in smaller amounts. I saw the 1st signs of it a week ago and have since flushed and today added nutes and quarter teaspoon of cal/mag and a teaspoon of peroxide.
Some info would be very nice
can't help but notice this is miracle growFoliage production - Grow for the most amount of foliage you can going into the flowering response. Maintain those leaves in a green and healthy condition up until harvest, even if it means switching fertilizer to a high N value, like a 9-3-6.
More like DynaGro Foliage Procan't help but notice this is miracle grow