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you can dwarf your fruits trees in a sense with colored shade nets...blue spectrum...Mike check polysack.com, Chromatinet blue.

The article does have a tone... From personal experience, i use both, by fertigation and foliars. In a sense you can have a synergic effect with both of them. To use chemical fertilizes the first thing you should do is a soil testing and water testing to see what you have, to add what are you...

yes Avon and if he uses a chelated calcium + fulvic acid, becomes even more effective, fulvic acid carries minerals from plant surfaces to plant tissues. I personally use metalosate calcium, boron and molybdenium, humic/fulvic acids, and seaweed extract, each 15 days as foliars. ;) Foliars do...

Dasastar can you get a better pic? Does this black spots have layers ? the plant leafs have any spots or lesion? BER on peppers is not black on the start, more like beige-whitish, then goes to black after time... Anthacnose or Alternaria Solani start rapidly with black lesions on...

first harvest today of cubanelles...4,725 pounds...

Don't pinch off if your not doing the dutch "V' trellising(2 main stems) system or the spanish "4" trellising system(4 main stems). There is a reason why we commercial growers pinch off and it's to help the indeterminate pattern of growth, that's been suppported vertically with twines in the...

ordered from tomatogrowers.com , got 5 to 8 seeds plus on each packet of 30 seeds,all of them had 35 to 38 seeds, and they added as a gift a extra packet of a tomato variety. tomatogrowers :clap:

can you post pics Srin2?

Biobizz organic line is very good, also take in consideration what the plants needs at diferent grow stages,like root development, flowering, fruit set and fruit production, they will always use the NPK + micro nutrients, but at the diferent grow stages is going to demand for one element more...

SS if you overdosed ,give them a little water with a little molasses(1:500 dilution) or humic acid helps to detoxify them... Plants look great BTW.

Jetchucka you are right, Bacillus thuringiensis var. israelensis is a highly selective larvacide. ;)

Hot pooper, Bacillus thuringiensis is the right choice...you can get commercial name like Dipel or Xentary, just drench your plants...if you use Dipel or Xentary, water ph must be in 5.0,wich is ideal, alkaline PH inactivates the Bacillus. ;)

Jessxcr that's the best advice, you need a formula with high P, makes the roots and trunk develop..., but the first week i would just give water, from there...high P formula, and some fulvic acid...

let's put the simple way. the sesame street way... A variety like the Bhut took years to get adapted and stabilized in the new mexico enviroment...read reply number #122 to understand what I was talking about crosses or hybrids, and why a compared or made an example to what Bosland did with the...