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So a while after I started using my RO machine, I noticed some wetness on the walls, like you see often in old walls where the rain is leaking through them or severe moisture, bathrooms etc. the wetness follows a path from beneath the tap that was connected to the machine, down close to the...

well not much point in growing seeded buds to sell them, is there. throw out the batch in flowering. perhaps it would be best to keep the vegging plants, so to not lose your genetics, if you have it. especially in early veg, they should be more able to suffer a reduction of light (cfls) and high...

i luved that film jack herer: how did they catch you?

give her more light put her on a stick till she gains some strength and make sure the roots are comfortable and have grown a bit then when she starts growing nicely a bit, fim her. good luck. this is a clone yeah?

hold your horses! are you growing commercially? if not, no need to pull them. some seeds will not destroy your harvest, only reduce it slightly, but much less than pulling 5 plants would reduce it. if you're growing commercially, and you've had 5 plants with *many* pollen sacks that have...

if your plants are healthy and green, with no visible damage on the leaves, then you don't have nute lock. if your plants are showing "burnt" leaves, twisting of leaves, yellow or black spots, etc., then you may have nute lock. pH 7 in soil can pass, but 6.5 is better. if your plant is...

many people here report that it works wonders not only that, it is also used for other crops to prevent fertilization where unwanted. cucumbers, watermelons etc. only thing is - reverse DOES NOT slow/remove/stop unwanted seeds - it only stops male genitalia (flowers) from appearing.

put in the shade for a day or two see how she's doing. then put in the light gradually if possible

your nutrients are suited for flowering, not plant vegetative growth. also, maintain ph at 6.5. flush it.

very nice but depending on where you live and ambient temps, you might need some cooling in there, unless you can get some monster duct fans...

it doesn't sound so much to me... but in america stuff is cheap. i wouldn't think a system that recycles air would work. plants do need that fresh air. but then i guess if you supply with co2 it could work, but i bet you'd need a lot of that, and a/c of course. HID's are powerful heat sources...

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will remove more air than a ducted vent, due to less resistance.

very nice, they will start flowering soon enough, two weeks tops, and even before that you will start to see a growth burst. keep them healthy, keep em secret :)

yeah i think it should give you something... what'd you do??

what strain do you grow? as weeks go by you will see the hairs start growing some volume... you start seeing clusters of them tucked up on the branch (if you're doing things right), and seed pods (with no seeds in them) will appear at the base of the hairs.

yeah it's a bit problematic with the fungus gnats, they are not extremely harmful and can be controlled somewhat even with sticky traps. also muskito dunks, and other repellents work.

then yes, it is exactly what you are looking for. no more pH headaches and unwieldy soil full of salts. ferts are very easy and so is pH. and yes it works like that with the ppm, you just give what you want to a ppm they can handle. i would give 50-100ppm of magnesium to correct or prevent a...

in my last grow, 3 coco plants, two in soil. the coco yielded 80% of the yield. calmag was only a problem until i started adding some epsom salt in veg. very easy to fix and no other issues. check it out in my sig.

yep that's pretty much it.