Robert Celt
New Member
Good morning Emilya
Now that you are to this point in flowering, the root mass should be well established and not apt to get any bigger. This negates the need for wet/dry cycling and the easiest way to ensure that your soil maintains enough moisture to keep the herd alive, may be to use a swick watering system like Sue does.
With a good flush to wash away as much of the synthetics as possible, weekly AACTs and maintaining a moist soil, you should have no problems bringing your organic grow back on tract
RC
Now that you are to this point in flowering, the root mass should be well established and not apt to get any bigger. This negates the need for wet/dry cycling and the easiest way to ensure that your soil maintains enough moisture to keep the herd alive, may be to use a swick watering system like Sue does.
With a good flush to wash away as much of the synthetics as possible, weekly AACTs and maintaining a moist soil, you should have no problems bringing your organic grow back on tract
RC