So I got a question. I bought a kit about 2 years ago and getting ready to use it in a few months. Is anything gonna be off? Ultimate procrastination huh?
Kept in a cool dry place, and nothing opened but the box.
Thanks Ween...Hey Mtl! Damn that's some procrastination right there, ha! I think you'll be good but don't know for sure but wanted to bump this to this page for you in case it gets missed.
Hey Mtl! Damn that's some procrastination right there, ha! I think you'll be good but don't know for sure but wanted to bump this to this page for you in case it gets missed.
I have taken a look at them recently and the amendments look fine, so I imagine they were safe and sound where I had them stored.Were the ingredients kept in a relatively cool, dry place? Should be fine. I'm with Ween here Mtl, go for it! Just remember to cook that soil for the first 30 days or so, and feel free to start a journal so the rest of us can follow along and offer pointers
Yup, I plan on doing some Indica here and there to keep me good at bedtime and make my back happy...but I mainly want to be producing Sativas to keep my head happy.Yup...right here .Your strain choice sounds right up my alley too.
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Hmmmnnn?... never have had an issue with Canadian M/C...perhaps if you call your bank to pre-authorize the transaction...
...pretty sure Doc said a couple years if kept cool and dry and unopened...I wondered about shelf life as well, cause I didn't want it shipped during freezing temps...mine's about 9 months, and I'm not expecting any issues...soils cooking now...cheerz...
"Soils cooking".....Hmmmnnn?... never have had an issue with Canadian M/C...perhaps if you call your bank to pre-authorize the transaction...
...pretty sure Doc said a couple years if kept cool and dry and unopened...I wondered about shelf life as well, cause I didn't want it shipped during freezing temps...mine's about 9 months, and I'm not expecting any issues...soils cooking now...cheerz...
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I think my plants might be allergic to kit soil, or something. Every plant I try to grow with the kit breaks out in all those white sticky hairs!Ah, I see Doc is sending out a new line of fake plants! Very nice! They look just like his real ones.
Bravo Krip! Gorgeous 
Hi, I'm a hydro grower here to glean some wisdom for achieving high brix with hydro. I mix all my own nutes from salts and target each element to a specific PPM and am able to put my levels to pretty much anything I want. That said, I was already in the process of dialing in my macros when I stumbled onto high brix content and realized I was already in pursuit of a similar end result. I later learned others have taken it further and analyze the leaf sap for the macros as well as PH. This inspired me to get the PH meter and I learned my leaf sap PH is 3 tenths low so I have cation concerns as well as a Ca and K deficiency that I'll have to work on over time, but in the process of contemplating new ratios to try, ones that I can feel confident that won't leave me high and dry if I miscalculate something.
That said, I was wondering if you have any insight on
FYI, I also use humic/fulvic/kelp blend and just got a 16L Amino Acids blend, so I have some organic inputs, I figure with those and precisely calculated diet, I should be able to get my Brix from 5 up to 12ish which would be great for me.
- what ratios I should pursue,
- your understanding of how brixy I can get in hydro,
- valid sources of soluble calcium other than Calcium Nitrate
- and how much nitrate should I give. Nitrate is pretty much my only source of N, and I've already been on the deficient side with it in mid/late bloom so I bumped it up in bloom, but I'd like to better understand the happy zone for N in bloom and aside from you, there's not much Canna/Brix related content on the interwebs.
I think my plants might be allergic to kit soil, or something. Every plant I try to grow with the kit breaks out in all those white sticky hairs!
