MotherLode Gardens 2015
- Thread starter Shcrews
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Sensitive much? But if you say so guess I will agree.
Thank
You
BuhBeeLawnFall
Member
Quoted for truth.
Tell ya what....bring your grievance ya fuckin pussy
Not a wild guess I do many hours of research
PieHole Nerd. Piehole
Here's the fucking idea, I said I was given a cut
That had TMV and I F I X E D T H E F U C K I N
P R O B L E M diDnt have to send shit in I did a
Bunch of reading online and in books and problem
solved
That had TMV and I F I X E D T H E F U C K I N
P R O B L E M diDnt have to send shit in I did a
Bunch of reading online and in books and problem
solved
Aspirin to make them herm extra good? I'm with milky on the results then action. I don't take a shot in the dark at a diagnosis and my deps are looking to be 7 oz times 2 and some change.
Schrews mind if I join the crowd and post up some of my plant pics in your thread?
Schrews mind if I join the crowd and post up some of my plant pics in your thread?
TheOutlawTree
Active member
I've used aspirin on my plants before without any problems, but I prefer chitosan oligosaccharide. Chitosan is just harder to acquire. I bought 5 kilo's from china in the spring so I've got enough for the season.
I got my friends soil samples in today. All 3 pots I tested for him came back with high potassium. The base saturation range is supposed to be 2-5% and they are all 17%. I'm wondering if he's having a magnesium lockout from the excess potassium. Does anyone know how to treat plants / soil like this? What is the best mode of action?
I would assume foliar spraying Epsom salts, but is there anything that should be top dressed or watered into the pots?
These guys re- used last years dirt which tested good, and amended about 100 gallons to each pot of fresh Vermifire that was apparently not tested.
I got my friends soil samples in today. All 3 pots I tested for him came back with high potassium. The base saturation range is supposed to be 2-5% and they are all 17%. I'm wondering if he's having a magnesium lockout from the excess potassium. Does anyone know how to treat plants / soil like this? What is the best mode of action?
I would assume foliar spraying Epsom salts, but is there anything that should be top dressed or watered into the pots?
These guys re- used last years dirt which tested good, and amended about 100 gallons to each pot of fresh Vermifire that was apparently not tested.
sulfur
No, actually it's not. Never had a single herm using it daily. Who was the idiot who said that? Funny how people spread bullshit without doing any research. A simple Google search will show you how immune system boosters aid plants, and also how salicylic acid/aspirin has been used successfully for many years in horticulture, in all kinds of plants.
The notion that "good growers" don't get pathogens is laughable. It can happen to anyone. There is some strange shit going on out there. Too many people reporting the same thing for it to be "grower error".
What I don't get is why some folks seem intent on getting the thread binned again by constantly sniping and looking for arguments.
