Welcome to UK420
Register now to gain access to all of our features. Once registered and logged in, you will be able to contribute to this site by submitting your own content or replying to existing content. You'll be able to customize your profile, receive reputation points as a reward for submitting content, while also communicating with other members via your own private inbox, plus much more!
This message will be removed once you have signed in.
Problem Solver
Get Help and Advice On All Your Growing Problems.
Forums
-
- 25,139
- posts
-
- Something's Eating My Plan…
- By Michael Luchóg
-
- 99,019
- posts
-
- My Plant Has Claws and Hoo…
- By ItWasntMeHonestly
-
- 261,363
- posts
-
- Thinking about switching t…
- By Flamedodger
-
Posts
-
By RUFUS HOUND · Posted
he is not saying you need calmag, and there is no such thing as a calmag deficiency you need to check your water report for calcium and magnesium levels your plants look good and healthy and dont appear to have any excesses or deficiencies but you can look closer than me. Forget about the ph unless they look "sickly" - lock that ph pen in the cupboard, out of way. -
By lildaveham · Posted
Once it’s formed into a ball try wrapping it in some cellophane as tight as possible and seal it for the cure.
Also a drop of water should help bring the powder back to a solid mass then work it for a little in your hands so it becomes soft and malleable then wrap it for a cure.
As you are using a trim bin that is 150 microns iirc you will get some plant material this may be why it’s turning to dust again after a dry.
Visual example….. -
By Hashslag · Posted
Five hundred quid for a tent? Jesus Christ. You could build something tailored to your own needs for a fraction of that, I'm sure. -
By Flamedodger · Posted
Line it with some general purpose thermawrap insulation, it’s supposed to be as good as 15mm PIR. £18 for 7.5m x 0.6m from the station of tools
-
