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I used to go picking for Azurites on the Oregon coast...I have spent a great many years huting the fields and seeing many of the patch sites go into the bay due to erosion...There are king boulettes and lobster mushrooms in Warrenton if you know where to look at the same time of the year (late...

Canna has an organic line that is nice but if you want to go organic and save money I would suggest you go to your nearest lawn store and get youself some AgeOld products, there is a bloom mix as well as concentrated kelp for your base nutrients and a little goes a long way!

what you need to do is get some DynaRock (silica) and grind it or purchase some dianateous earth and sprinkle it on top of your soil...it cuts up the bugs as they try to crawl out of your soil

the best advice to give you is read a book on the subject before asking ANYONE for advice. By reading your specs I would get rid of the vermiculite (your using perlite which is white and will reflect the light back up to the underside of the plant which is a good thing). I would add cocoa...

here the problem you will be facing with hermaphodite plants...one part of your plant will be in production for the thc that will be created for for the bud that is being produced...all that will stop when a pollen sack that has developed ripens enough to burst sending pollen all over ALL the...

Blueberry is known to to turn hermaphadite so unless your looking to stars a seed bank of your own- keep your eyes open

ph is balanced off of acidic - alkaline to raise ph up hydrated lime to lower ph down use magnesium sulfate (Epsom Salt)

the question breaks down not so unfortunatley easy....if you are new to the game I would recommend the General Hydroponics line, its easy to use and is forgiving if you use to much to House and Garden for the experienced....the do NOT run on the same principle though...GH runs with N-P-K while...

sounds more like fungal gnat larvae to me- use dianatious earth (ground silica) and sprinkle on top of your soil. It will kill the little buggers fast!

do your homework on a descent line on nutrients- ask the clerk at your closest shop- General Hydroponics (GH) works well for the beginner and they even use it over in Amsterdam to House and Gardens where its pretty much the most concentrated products but H and G goes by hormones rather that NPK...

you really need to figure out the nutrient specs for the the type of soil (medium) you are currently using...ther is a VAST difference from using Sunshine Number 4 soil which is really low in nutrients burning affects to Foxfarm Ocean Forest which is so loaded with nutrients that it will burn if...

get a TDS meter and check for magnesium defeciency

on a more advanced note: there are a number of growth inhibitors out there that can help but please use with caution, a little can really mess with the genetics and "affected" plants carry through to their clones if you are intending to take any from your mother plant.

first things first...utilizing your space with the proper species is the first thing to check...if you are growing something with a sativa strain then you may want to start over with something Indica... then you can always bend the stems down and tie them to the corners of your container (never...