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Ok.. So I've just recently started getting into BHO.. I've been doing the warm bath/whipping technique for about 3 batches and didn't like my results.. So I went out and got a vacuum.. Problem is I have no idea what I bought or how to use it.. I'm by no means a "DIY" guy.. I plan on using a...

I use Pro-tekt.. Only product in their lineup that I've tried besides their neem oil. I know a few people that run their entire lineup and have great results. A lot of people around here use it on outside fruits/vegetables because of the cheap price. I work at a grow store and we sell the entire...

Here is a little tutorial I did on thrips. I forgot to mention the product Spinosad.. It's the best product there is for thrips! Enjoy! Dr. Bhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0n764ei_26w

Here is a little video tutorial I made on the various aspects of water. I go over reverse osmosis, pH, PPM/TDS/EX, Negatively Charged Ionized Water and some tricks and tips! Hope you enjoy~ Dr. B http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUOfNeTvWzQ

As far as I'm told you don't need a med card of any kind.. It's the first "Cannabis Cup", not "MEDICAL Cannabis Cup" (I got them confused at first too).. But the Cannabis Cup in CO is open to the public, since it's completely (state) legal in CO now. The LA Cup in 3 days I (believe) you need...

Eagle 20, Green Cure, Grower's Trust Powdery Mildew Killer, and Pro-Tekt! :)

This looks to me like a calcium/magnesium or a possible phosphorus deficiency. You said you were using RO water, which is what I run.. Reverse Osmosis does a great job filtering Calcium and Magnesium, so you always have to add lots of that. Cal/Mag are micronutrients, but they almost as...

Like the other said, that's hardly enough light for 1 plant. It really depends on your growing style, but typically, a grower will have between 1-4 plants under a 1000w HID light. I've seen people press 1 pound per light with a 432w T5 (4 ft 8 bulb), but that's with 2 plants scrogged out. With...

There are many products that you can use. Yes, you can use baking soda and lemon juice to combat Powdery Mildew, but you must first change the conditions of your room. I recommend using a products like: Green Cure, Growers Trust Powdery Mildew Killer, or Eagle 20. After spraying, the next day...

That early in the flower cycle and you should be ok.. Just don't do it again!!! lol

Sorry to see.. :( I'll have to agree with everyone else.. You might need to move on and start over.. Don't think they are repairable..