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I root my clones in rockwool cubes then put directly into the hydrocorn. If your using plant it it doesnt matter what transplant method you use it will have problems. i have transplanted soil into old school hydroton before with no problems. Have 1 waterfarm that i'm testing a rockwool block and...

Hello j420man here i am a medical grower here in denver. I am writing this as a warning to anyone who grows in expanded clay. I have purchased 2 bags of the plant it hydroton substitute and here is the sad news. The stuff is shit unfit to use. after having what looked like ph problems in my...

hello j420man here 8) yes i sold my gen 1 moms but my mob boss has only gotten better yields this gen i'm assuming because of experience lol 8) if you see my ad on gl it is me i was living in New York and Penn last year but i'm back in Denver same strains plus more 8) same reliable quality

The Dispensory Grows there's organic as well 8) I grow it hydro and the taste is so much better 8) There mob boss tastes better in organic though 8) if anybody in denver wants a clone look for my add on graigslist 8)

I know this is an old thread but thought i should add my 2 cents and save people the trouble i had. Flora shield sucks i used it once at the recommended dose it killed my plants in 10 hours 8(Don't use it unless your doing organic hydro 8( As for things to combat root rot there is nothing...

i never recommend re using hydroton where i live in denver hydroton is 22$ for a 50l bag so no way it's worth the time. i use waterfarms and they take about 9 l each which sucks. i get bummed just rinsing it, so washing it must suck . i know it's more expensive in other states so depending on...

hello to answer your question yes fungus gnats can cause yellow leaves if they get bad enough 8( they will eat the fine hairs on your roots8( and usually nitrogen is the first thing to show 8( if your in soil wait till your plants are dry dry till you water for several weeks 8( if there really...

Hello i am a medical grower in denver i use the waterfarm units. i have the controller but i broke them up individually .I am growing several strains and a few have very different nutrient needs.First things first drilling holes in bucket is not needed . if you were going dwc you should have...

hey nice #5 i have the #1 its about the same as yours i'm also growing mob boss from the same shop both top shelf genetics

to deal with temps you need an ac or a inline fan .i use 1500 ppm co2 in my bloom room with a dehumidifier so my temps hit abou 92 at peak of the day. for my chem dog 1500 co2 doesn't help the chem need the temps around 85.iv'e found 85-88 degrees works best for me .because of the co2 i dont use...

good read riddleme 8) i am a caregiver in colorado as well 8) as for the temp question this has been my experience . my grow has 1500 ppm co2 all day and the temps hit around 92 at the peak of the day. i do notice even at 92 the plants don't get heat stress at all.that being said i run the same...

ya man water nutes water nutes 8) i would use fox farm grow big and big bloom. i only use soil in the summer but never any probs with that stuff 8) i ph the water and the nute mix both at 6.5 and no probs ever . i never flush till the last 10 days 8). then i give them water with 3-5 ml of 35%...

i had something similar with big bud 2 years ago . all other strains were great and that one did that .i just chalked it up 2 shitty genetics . i'm going to pay attention to this post cause i always wondered for sure what it was 8)

those plants are not over watered they are not watered at all 8). they are dryer than a woman in a coma's vagina 8). if its a problem more than once transplant them to a bigger pot dude 8). over watered plants leaves curl down but they would never wilt like that. high temps cause a plant to use...

well i dont think its a ph issue on just one leaf. also if your meter is calibrated and digital it couldn't be right 8) .wait like a few days and make sure it doesnt progress. it does look like possible insect damage . its not spider mites or fungus gnats for sure . the bites are way to big...