Senseimilla
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I haven't had any issues this round but I did not have any before...
had gnats last time but i don't believe they came from the roots.
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had gnats last time but i don't believe they came from the roots.CollieMan1
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Just got some fresh roots...has no bugs that I can see so far! Also seems to not be composted with steer manure anymore... I think that may have been the hot issue. So far so good. Also running a head to head with roots and vermisoil.
tryingtogrow89
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Awesome libra's are awesome people, my wife is a libra
she definitely is fair also. Her scales of justice are righteous.
Californicater
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Well you want to order me some soil Ccoastal, cus I don't think I can get special pull.
William Wonder
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How do you Weed Nerds stack up against the real OG's?
Californicater
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1) What kind of a question is that? Furthermore what are you asking??
2) WTF do you expect the answer to be coming from a Weed Nerd message board?
*if this is an attempt at trolling, full of fail.
Samwell Seed Well
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sig worthy fail
real OG's are in jail or dead so i bet they stand up pretty tall
act right
Samwell Seed Well
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my shop in wasington does the same thing, never had bugs good soil , i used 707 was good except that i didnt know what i was doing, so highest yield in a 5gallon pot was 180 grams
Ccoastal
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william wonder is a troll, please do not feed him. his lies are old, and constantly being proven as just that, lies.
yes, 707 is great for outdoor. it has a lighter nutrient charge and less perlite so you can amend it to your liking. indoors tho i would definitely stick with the original formula. for long veg times and for full outdoor season in containers i would use the greenfields formula, it has a higher N charge to hold the plants better in a long veg time.
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yes, 707 is great for outdoor. it has a lighter nutrient charge and less perlite so you can amend it to your liking. indoors tho i would definitely stick with the original formula. for long veg times and for full outdoor season in containers i would use the greenfields formula, it has a higher N charge to hold the plants better in a long veg time.
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snowboarder396
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You sir! are simply just a plain idiot. that's all, have a good day!
asublimeutopia
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Thought everyone might enjoy my new tattoo... I feel its nerd worthy...my apologies for the rotation I'm no expert with image uploading on here.
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montanachadly
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Hey weed nerds i got a question on the mollases how long does everyone use it i mean do you use it all the way up till the last water Ive been using it since like the 5th week once a week a couple TBSP of Black strap mollases from Botanicare i believe thats all ive used besides water. I was just wondering if you can use it up until your last water or if its best to just have strait water the last watering. Tonight should be my last water for most of my TGA stuff before harvest there all at about day 55 and pretty close to being done. So i was wondering if giving them mollases there last water will have any impact negative or positive. I do put my plants in the dark for anywere from 48 to 72 hrs. Hopefully i get some good replys before the water tonight.
truepunk87
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I don't uses molasses, but I use humbold honey all the way thru
dirtysouthgenetics
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i use local honey...straight from the hive...
Senseimilla
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Molasses (if it is doing what they supposed to) will help feed the microbes that break down the organic amendments in the soil, making nutrients more easily available to the plant. So if your goal is feeding microbes and making sure what's in the soil is getting broken down for the plant... that's the time to feed... the soil should have microbes doing their thing regardless if you're growing organic, the molasses is just to give them a boost and help'em into overdrive. The time you would not want to use it is if you WANT to make sure it is not helping feed the plant.
ThegrowerMOJO
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do you heat it or anything?i was looking for a good cheap alternative and that sir i believe is it! This would be ideal as I was planning on getting a beebox next year for pollinating my veg. garden.
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