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Advancing Eco Agriculture, Product Science
- Thread starter FatherEarth
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Accelerate...no need for Mac/Mic. Flower is about controlling auxin/cytokinin and making damn sure your plant has good enzyme making cababilities.
In fact, if your plant is really healthy what you will see is a big drop in brix/sap pH. If everything is working the energy portion of that brix...carbs, amino acids and fatty acids will convert from the potential energy they represent into plant mass...and remember Einstein showed mass and energy are the same thing a long time ago. Republicans dont believe it but that does not change the fact it is true.
Jidoka,
Are you an AEA distributor?
Are you an AEA distributor?
neverforget4/20
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If youve got einsteins mass - energy relation figured out why are y'all outwitted by the exploding containers?
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plantingplants
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Jidoka, could you explain what you mean by controlling auxin/cytokinin ratio and enzyme making capabilities? Or point me to some reading?
Why not. I think they'd save money even if they didn't charge, considering how much product they have to resend.
Why not. I think they'd save money even if they didn't charge, considering how much product they have to resend.
+1 I remember kempf mentioning it briefly in the talks at the begining of the thread but if you could expand a but we would all appreciate it 
I know you want a dominace of cytokins in flower, correct
I know you want a dominace of cytokins in flower, correct
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If jidoka was an AEA rep, he'd be terrible. He is always telling me to use less, not more. When I just wanna be dumping gallons of AEA gunk on my plants.
got my AEA in the mail today. Sea stim, Seashield, Rejuvenate.
it was 105 degrees outside today, and i wasnt notified they were dropping the packages so they sat in the sun for a few hours
no xplosions. tiny bit of leakage:
neverforget4/20
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Good news!
Aea isnt too far from here so i wasnt psyched out by the fert bomb action. Im thinking of trying out an aea approach. I think ill post up my next soil test and see what the fellas suggest.
Right now i use intl ag labs stuff in a small indoor garden.
Aea isnt too far from here so i wasnt psyched out by the fert bomb action. Im thinking of trying out an aea approach. I think ill post up my next soil test and see what the fellas suggest.
Right now i use intl ag labs stuff in a small indoor garden.
Your problem is not too little of this or that, your problem is too much Ca. If you pour gallons of AEA (even if it is balanced) you will end up with soil further out of balance than you started with. If you plan to replace it next yr then fine, pound away with the AEA. If you are looking to balance it and reuse it then a more restrained approach is in order. Get you 10 acres worth of spectrum extra and use it up this yr. the ones that arent needed cause you have plenty of Ca will go dormant, the microbes that bring mg, K, etc will get busy and eventually balance this soil out for you.
Or just bottle feed it this yr and next yr dump that on the gh floor and start with a heavy clay mix. With your pot size it would be awesome to see.
I'm pretty set on a giant pumpkin attempt next year, but I'm not set on the soil make up yet. Will probably triple dig and load cations 3' down. Was thinking of going heavy on silica but if you look closely in the top right of the 4 sectioned picture you can see basil in the bed with the beans and it is not happy. It's probably due to the manganese but the damage is extensive and I can't tell if anything else is going on.
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