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Organic vs Chemical Nutrients -Organic Nutrients Better Smell & Taste - Many growers believe organic-based nutrient systems will create the most fragrant and "smoothest" taste. Some of the best benefits to smell and taste seem to come from using composted soil that's been amended with nutrients from natural sources. This creates a living soil with colonies of beneficial microorganisms, and is often associated with a bolder taste and smell in flowers. However, watering your p...lants with liquid nutrients that just happen to be organic will likely not get the same level of results. More Natural - Especially when growing in a living soil, you're creating a home for your roots that is as close to nature as possible (only better because you're making sure your plant gets everything it needs!) Not for Hydro - Organic nutrients are not a good choice for hydroponic systems because any organic matter can cause unwanted stuff to grow in your reservoir. Let me just say this, as of yet, I've never seen organic hydroponics go well for someone, though I wouldn't mind being proven wrong ;) General Organics offers a "GO Box" with their famous organic base nutrients plus their best organic supplements. -Chemical Nutrients Increased Potency - While organic nutrients may increase the smell and taste of buds, chemical nutrients may increase the potency. Faster Growth - Chemical nutrients provide nutrients to plants in the most easy-to-absorb forms possible. This results in somewhat faster growth than if the nutrients have to be broken down in the soil by a colony of microorganisms before they become available to your plant. Only Choice for Hydroponic - These are the best nutrients for hydroponic systems because they are less likely to cause stuff to grow in the water reservoir. However, chemical nutrients can also be a great choice for soil or coco because of the increased potency and faster growth! The General Hydroponics Flora trio is a chemical-based nutrient that's so popular it's even been used by NASA to grow plants in space! -Doc Green hydro- (626)723-3718

You only get one pair of eyes> High pressure sodium lights have made indoor growth of crops possible, but without the proper safety precautions these lights can do serious damage to the human eye. The damage done is often times irreversible so it is imperative that people working in grow rooms take the proper steps to protect their eyes. Safety glasses are designed specifically for this application. They filter out the light waves that cause harm to the human eye while also h...elping the wearer see their crops more clearly when they are working so they are not only being protected from dangerous frequencies of light but they are also seeing with more clarity and therefore are able to be more productive. Let’s gain a deeper understanding of the lights themselves and why it is so essential for growers and other grow house workers to protect their eyes from prolonged exposure to high pressure sodium lights. High Pressure Sodium and Metal Halide Lights These lights are incredibly strong and they have worked wonders for modern growers. They allow growers to get quantity and quality out of their indoor growth harvests. However, the damage these lights do to human eyes is permanent so the proper safety precautions must be observed if you want to keep your eyes healthy. The sun emits radiation and so do high-powered grow lights. There are three kinds UVA, UVB, and UVC rays. Our atmosphere filters out almost all UVC rays so consumer sun glasses manufacturers do not bother making lenses that filter these rays out so if you were thinking you would just grab a pair of your sunglasses and you would also be protected from high sodium lights you are wrong. You need a specific type of lens. High pressure sodium lights and other strong grow lights also emit these radiation waves UVA, UVB, and UVC. UVC rays are great for plant growth, but they are terrible for your eyes! Research has shown that prolonged exposure to UVC rays leads to loss of color perception, the development of cataracts, and the inability to see at night-time. All of these conditions are permanent! If you care about your eyes, you need to make sure that you properly protect them while you are working around these high-powered lights. if you don't know now you know- Doc Green Hydro in stock Methodseven (626)723-3718

What is PH... and why is it so important when you're growing -PH is a numerical number given to how either acidic or alkaline a solution is. In our case the feed/water or the indeed the medium we grow in. PH is measured on a scale 1-14: *7 is neutral *1 is the low end of acidic scale... *14 is the top end of the alkaline -PH is one of the biggest issues most growers face in there garden. PH imbalances can lead to -nutrient lock out, which are generally misdiagnosed as nutrient deficiencies. -regrettably all too often this leads to many growers pouring more nutrients into medium. -As the issue isn't lack of food but the plan't inability to take up that food at the present ph, this results in nutrient salt build ups which in turn can exacerbate the problem as the roots of the plant will then have trouble absorbing all water -and nutrients. -Correct PH range- For example if you are doing organic soil -The Ph want to be around 6.3- alternatively if you are growing hydroponically anywhere between 5.5 and 6.1- Doc green- (N)nitrogen(P)phosphorus (K)potassium See more

Timeline for germinating seeds. At 55-72 hours (Water is absorbed Root tip(radicle) is visible) At 10-14 days (First root become visible) At 21- 30 days(At least half of the seed are rooted by day 21. Seeds is not rooted by day 30 will probably grow slowly)... Onces seeds are rooted,cell growth accelerates; stem, foliage, and roots develop quickly. -Docgreen- See more

Hydroponics comes from the Latin language and it mean working water. "hydro" means "water" "ponos" mean "labor" -hydroponics is a subset of hydroculture and a method of growing plants using minerals nutrient solutions, in water, without soil. Terrestrial plants may be grown with their roots in the mineral nutrient solution only. -Docgreen