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You can also use a tomato set spray, witch contains GA to cause fruit development.

Sounds kindof like those old chuck norris bits.

Another treatment is an acid soak, for ten-fifteen minutes in dilute sufuric acid, and then soaking in water.

Yes, and the advantage is that it alows you to root a larger section of stem without specialized misting benches/humidity chambers.

Ya pretty much, i wouldn't call it a cleaner, it's a disinfectant. At 3% it safe for plastics, satinless steal, brass, it way osidized some other metals, but not very fast

Yes, you have to keep selecting for you desired trait and keep polinating you choices together until you a suffeciently convince that you have an uniform and consitent seedling set, you could be consider that the line. The exact combination of the parental traits have a lot to do with what type...

Grafting merely created and artificial chimera, an single organism with two or mor differnt genetypes of cells. Whatever particular genotype formed the flower bud is the genotype that will contribute to the seed. Plus I've said it before, hemp plants don't have a very active vascular cambium...

H202 is hyrdogen peroxide, sold as and antiseptic at your local chemist (drugstore) at the 3% concentration. It is also sold though chemical suppliers as 30% solutions. It also come labbeled for pesticidal us under the trade name "ZeroTol) You probably should have google that question though.

Probably just from a bit of soil you had on your hand an droped into the nutrient solution. It may be insect damage, to look for the common curlprits. If you can't find them. Remove the effected tissue and drain you nute solution, sanitize by swabbing down with 3% H202. use and new batch of...

Microwave overs are farady cage when closed, so compared to the natural background radioation I con't think there i anything to be concerned about.

verticillium wilt or similar disease, probably bacterial in orgin

It depends on the male and female you cross. If both the male and female are inbreed (mostly homozygous) then the F1 seedling sill show consistant characteristics. If the parent plants are themselves a crossbreed, and therefore have a lot of heterozygous qualites the seedlings vary. In this...

There's a reason that you cannibis won't cross right with other genuses. The shape of the pollen grain and antibodies on it are different As for grafting cannibis, that would take an amazing amount of techical skill, so much that I doubt anyone on this board could be successful with it, because...

It's mroe commonly reffered to as coir. It is comparable to peat, but with some differnces. It provides more aeration, but hold less water and has a higher pH, though still below 6. It has less natural nitrogen than peat also. Coir is also used in many hydroponic production systems because it...

Gibberilic acid causes the internodes of the plant to increas, and make it streatch. And form what I've gathered it's probably not the respones that your looking for. GA3 however can be used to help break seed dormancies and improve germination

It shouldn't, the plant should also sen routs out along the entire length of the undergound stem. You only have to worry about getting the soil level right with trees, shrubs, and sub-shrubs, and mabye some succulents. However herbaecous plants that root easily can benifit in the long run if you...

Okay, we'll need more info than that, what's the actual acitve ingredient in it. You're best bet is to read the label to see if it's labelled for use against soil insects. The other thing to consider is that since your so close to harvest is if you can just live with them another week or two.

Sticky paper for now, that way you can get a more accurate idea of how many inscects there are, and of what types.:spew:

Could it be some sort of stem boring insect? Or perhaps a viral wilt(though wilts usually turn the leaves yellow and spotted.) I would suggest you get a book like this : Amazon.co.uk: Hemp Diseases and Pests (Cabi Publishing): Books: J.M. McPartland,R.C. Clarke,D.P. Watson I looked at the...

Plants are tough critter aren't they. If you are transplanting from one individual container to another bigger one "popping up" it's hard to mess up if you water them in well after.