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Miracle Grow Perlite: 0.04 - 0.01 - 0.06 Hardly an issue......

What are you even talking about? Miracle grow perlite has such little nutrient value added to it that it would hardly be a problem. Have you ever even looked at the npk ratio of it? It's minute, and won't cause lock out. Perlite by it's very nature has zero nutrient value, it's an inert soil...

No he never ran anything. The Madigans however are the real problem in IL......

Just fucking stupid.

Unbelievable. All these posts and no one has a clue WTF they are talking about here. Yes, your plant is showing extreme Sativa side genetics, so yes it will take longer to finish. breeder times are usually just a general guideline if everything is perfect. A lot of time they are just a bunch of...

All you really have to do if your water has chlorine is pour it back and forth between a few containers a couple of times to off gas the chlorine. Or add just a little bit of any type of organic material. It doesn't take much at all. And quite frankly there is usually so little of it in the...

If you over do it with ANY nutrient line your plants can and will show signs of stress. With OF soil you should be good to go for awhile in the vegetative stage.

No, they won't. The intensity just isn't there. Been there done that.

Wouldn't waste my precious time on scrogging a garden, and dealing with the aftermath(been there, done that....what a PAIN IN THE ASS). Just not worth the time or effort when their are easier ways to train and take care of a plant. Lollipopping if for kiddos.... Just use all that undergrowth for...

Just a few I have gathered up over the years.....Use some of these as a starter and go from there: A Good Seed Starting Mix You want a seed starting mix to retain moisture, yet be well draining. There is little need to add very many nutrients at this point. You can purchase commercial...

You might be right but if that's what he has he can use it... Won't hurt anything.

Yes. It's a bullshit myth that you can't use HiD for seedlings, just don't put the light right on top of them.

New growers would be better served to get their medium in the correct range and then see what their water source is made up of. Would save them both time and money. Well said.

I know plenty, your comments are off base. I wasn't even talking to you about pouring pH adjusted water with vinegar (will lower, but HARDLY stable go ahead and see HOW QUICKLY it stays at that pH in a a container or reservoir, minutes not even days or hours). I know a shitload more then the...

It's supposed to be a high of -9 F where I live tomorrow...lol

First of all I never started the age battle, Tiki did. My last post was never directed at just him. So I won't that's why I got rid of the post. I have stated my case, and will stick with my belief. No need for to pH in a decent soil/soiless medium if you know your water source and how your...

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There is nothing to spot here. pH'ing ACT's? LOL This shit is hilarious. And while I like your tea concoction, are you using a scope to see what really going on with it? What pump do you use tiki? I have grown just about every way you can.. Organically, psuedo-Organically, with powdered...

Pouring water pH'd with vinegar HARDLY will change you SOIL substrate when you do it one or two times. This thread is hilarious....lol

Ok back to it. I never adjust pH and my cannabis, herbs, garden veggies....ALL grow just fine. Not one pH problem. It's only on MJ forums people over exaggerate the issue in soil/soiless. Hydro is a WHOLE 'nother ball game.