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General organics?? Or cutting edge nutes??

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If your asking what to use I'd go General Organics but that's just cause I haven't given cutting edge a run but have the General Organics and they worked well.

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not to try and make u look bad by any means mag ur opinion is always valued.

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Doesn't bother me it's good info. I'd have gone with cutting edge too. I didn't know that shit but everybody knows how I feel about organics in general after I did that experiment that I posted.

If people do organics cause they want to help the earth I say more power to you and have the best of success. When they say they want it cause the taste is better and the smell I laugh my ass off. I blew that myth out of the water.

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Magash said:

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not to try and make u look bad by any means mag ur opinion is always valued.

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Doesn't bother me it's good info. I'd have gone with cutting edge too. I didn't know that shit but everybody knows how I feel about organics in general after I did that experiment that I posted.

If people do organics cause they want to help the earth I say more power to you and have the best of success. When they say they want it cause the taste is better and the smell I laugh my ass off. I blew that myth out of the water.

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Nevar44 said:
Lol I hear ya

I kept telling myself that, man... plants grow in the 80s in nature...

But then I have that nagging voice saying ohh but seventies is better... lol

Have u noticed any flavor/terps reduction in comparison to other people's flowers?? This is my first worry w leaving them in the 80s.

I'm actually at 78-80. I'm prob in the 80s about a foot under my light but I don't want my plants that close to my light anyways

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Nope, never noticed a difference in the terps compared to others or to the stuff grown in winter when temps drop around here. Remember the Nor Cal thing but then there is also where these plants originated. We're talking the Afghanistan, Pakistan mountains which aren't really known for their lets play in the grass 70f days.

Buuuuuuuuuut don't get me wrong I'm not saying 70s isn't optimum and most likely the best to go with I'm just saying after over 30 years of this my lazy ass isn't sweating it. In this case you should keep doing what your doing.

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Are u possibly giving me this advice because u know I'm a total newb rookie??

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I w a told that ozinated water can be used up to three times per week. And up into the third week of flower

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Yeah that wouldn't be a big deal cause the buds are still small and air can get threw them. Why bother though if you want to increase protection during flowering just keep you eye open for bugs more often and clean yourself off good before going in the garden.


Store your seeds in a plastic container with dry white rice with them. The rice will soak up the moisture and if you really want them safe put that container into another container with dry white rice in it. (you can also use those silica gel packs that come with electronics and crap or buy them at Home Depot).

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I'm told condensation from fridge can lead to pm and botrytus

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I appreciate the advice and input everyone truly do

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That's why we are here

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This possible condensation, could lead to pm or botrytus... that is not detectable until later in the plants life..

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Whoever told ya that is insane.

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So could the plant Harbor pm or botrytus, during veg and not show any symptoms?

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Not with botrytus but it could with WPM but is very unlikely. Once you get it it show itself. Botrytus on the other hand is like a mushroom contam. There in the air all the time all over the place the key is to not give it the conditions it needs to form on the buds. Get it in veg and your methods were bad to begin with and to be honest I've seen it only once in veg and that was in a abandon outdoor garden.
I've seen entire gardens taken by botrytus outdoors during flowering but that was after a unexpected rain with no way to protect the plants.