It is a brand. "Earth Juice - Micro-blast" these guys are organic. Ive heard about them for years but just started using their products for convenience. I cant find the company website but here is a sellers link that has all the lables and such. http://www.planetnatural.com/site/earth-juice-microblast.html

I agree with you. They're a bit too dark and glossy. I cut Nitrogen right out of the last watering, a couple of straight well water feedings should fix them right up.

Week 2 Day 6 Flower: The gals are chuggin' along nicely. Though there is some unexplained leaf curl. They started to set flowers as well. Looks like this is gonna be good. I chose to go with 0-6-4 grand finale for my flower nutes. Girls received their first feeding of that 4 days ago and got a foliar of calcium and micro blast.

Girls in flower got a foliar feeding of 9% calcium chloride. 3TBS to 58oz water.

Today is Day one of 12/12 lights for our friends in the 5 gallon grow-bags. I did some formative pruning on em yesterday. I cleaned up the lower 3rd of the plants, removed unwanted leaders and made clones from them. I might prune again at the end of stretch if its needed. My transitional feeding seems to have helped out they restarted growth about 3 days faster than normal so thats awesome. The Sativa pheno is just now catching up to the indica pheno in terms of growth; The rootball should be solid enough to transplant into a grow bag by next week. I pruned them as well but am on the fence about cloning them. I havent gotten to sample the mother yet so im not sure if it deserves continued floor space. Ill keep the cuts in the fridge just in case... My clones are acting like theyre throwing roots. They droop a bit right before they root. raised thier RH a couple points. Im having trouble keeping my photos in correct order so bear with me here. blue tinged pics = veg cab yellow tinged = flower (the forked plant is wubble) "normal" color = formative pruning before and after (reverse order) I was a bit harsh on those normalcolored pruning shots ut you can see how bushy they got (thats the sativa pheno btw). plus 2 of them are moms I need to keep small for now.

lol I dont know about every leaf! I look foward to seeing your results!

I decided to go ahead and pot up to the 5 gal size on 4 of the Indica phenotypes. I kept one for a mother. I moved them into the flower chamber on 14 hrs of light. I figure Ill give the plants a week to recover and adjust to the new spectrum before going 12/12. The two sativa phenos are pissing me off. I dont like the growth rate or pattern and I most of the mom to bud rot and shes still drying so i dont know about quality of smoke on her. If the bud sucks though those sativa phenos might not make it through veg. I also made up a "transitional" "fertilizer" so im intrested to see if this makes a difference on flower. To 2 gal of water: 4TBS b-1/yucca extract 1TBS wood ash 2Tsp molassas 1/4c crushed super trippel phosphate 2Tsp microblast from earth juice One of my seedlings died rot tip was all black. The large Hash passion decided to give up as well. But I do have clones of her on deck After 2 heavy harvests, bonsai training and many many clones That plant will be missed. I was really hoping she would make it though...

I woke up this morning to 5 pretty little seedlings reaching for their "sun"

its not too bad. If i were worried about secrecy i would definitely look into a muffler of some-kind though.

thats a 500cfm impeller I yanked from a countertop stove.

outdoor in container 2011 part of the mystery tin of seeds.

im not really sure what that strain was. A buddy of mine gave me a little tin of seeds all were different strains. He told me the names but I got tokinheimers... I know the y all made good bud though!

So I added the stove blower last night. hung from a rafter with acoustic bolts (headless lag bolts with a flattened end) a chain and some nails. If I turn the fan on full speed the walls suck in about a foot so I do believe another intake is in order According to "growbuddy" I have 4 days left to get the flower room in ship shape. I only have half the clones i would need to fill out the flower room in 3 gal pots so i might pot them up to 5 gal. grow bags and veg untill the end of week 5 or 6 Pics: 1. an "acoustic" bolt with chain 2. I wanted to keep wiring simple so i just left everything in place. that part would normally pop up from a counter top. Once i do finally take it apart ill have a nifty robot arm to find a use for 3.Over all ducting scheme 4. the fan

little enzyme trick: buy some barley malt or make your own. LOADED with enzymes

So I went ahead and made a new intake for the veg side and dropped my temp 20 degrees. I bought a nive vent cover for it but it restricted airflow too much so i stapled metal screen (taken from vent) over the hole for now. ill add that vent plate when i move just to mess with the contractors. I closed off the original intake as it was just a fan jammed in a heater vent. worked fine in the summer...not so much now that its heater season. apparently that fan got knocked off balance the blade got stuck and burned out the motor so Im a fan down now. I stole a booster fan from flower and made my veg exhaust to flower active. I bought a MERV 6 filter to fit on it and found out the hard way i need to install that stove blower to get it to work. If both rooms were on their own air supply I wouldn't worry about the filter at all but we don't want them sharing diseases or pests that may come up in the future. installing a vent is pretty straight forward but ill summarize it for the less inclined. you need marking tools tool(s) to cut through a wall or floor (i used a knife a drill and a jigsaw) a way to locate wall studs or floor joists a screwdriver First I determined where i could put it by locating the floor joists (i just stomped around but a stud finder would work too). then I traced the outline of the vent on the floor. Since my floor is linoleum I cut out that layer with a knife so it wouldn't jam up drill/saw blades/bits. then I measured the lip on the vent to accommodate screws and laid that out on the floor. drill starter holes and go to town with the jigsaw. after that hole is cut make sure the airway is clear of insulation or other debris, secure the vent and there you go. minty fresh intake. Pic 1 intake filter not working 2. back of whats called an eave or attic vent (took that screen 3. what i ended up with