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Just revisited the link and Other than the fact he mentions publishing a book in 2002, I see no other advertisement for anything what so ever. The link was NOT a request for your approval, but simply something I founds useful and so I posted the link for others with interest. ( which was a mistake) It breaks my heart that you will not be visiting the site again. C Yall
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Post deleted by avr1 C Yall
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@steve Kelp4less Extreme Blend is a must have too
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@steve http://www.sanniesshop.com/regular-cannabis-seeds-en/naw-seeds/
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AVR1 started following Troubles with coco coir, Herijuana, Sugar Punch, Madberry - RDWC vs Coco - LED vs HPS - Perpetual, Gorilla Glue #4 - were to purchase ? and and 4 others
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Yup, clone only hermie plant. A cross to the real deal cut would be the best you could do, or maybe a S2?
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Consider feeding them a balanced nute feeding, versus flushing
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Caution: Stay away from Hydroponicshut.com LEDS, my story...
AVR1 replied to asenshen's topic in Grow room design
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@Budbuild Last I heard of him was a couple months ago, he said he had a stroke. He did not say how bad the stoke was though. Have not heard from him since.
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Looks like this problem is solved. Adding Cal Mag perked them up with no more drooping/damaged leaves. I have ran Hydro before and knew Cal Mag was needed in hydro and other medians like hydro (coco) but failed to remember this important fact.( 2 strokes == memeory issues) It's hell to get old. :-( Thanks for the input folks.
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@gardenartus How many beans did you go through to find that? Nice!!
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It's possbile I splashed nutes, but I don't think so as I keep the youngin's more or less to themselves. That said, I'm no longer very stable while standing or squatting so it's possbile they received a splash. I have rerinsed my remaining coco just in case it's a salt problem.
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Let me add that I rinsed the coco 3 times in hot water before use.
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I'm wanting to start using coco but have problems with a seedling. Using 1/8 dose of nutes (Humbolts Countys Own) PHing in a range of 5.6 to 5.8. I started out with no nutes and saw problems right away, futher reading told me even seedling need a little nutes in coco. New growth is also showing a problem so I'm stumped. Light is a Claifornia Light works 220 LED and the seedling are to the side and not directly under the LED which is up 3 foot. Any help?