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Definitely get a Speedster type controller. Even backing that fan off 10-15% makes a much bigger percentage drop in noise.

LMAO. Libruls!

That's how I do it. Ensures a thorough watering. Good luck!

Yes then can get too much CO2.

I would leave them in the pots they are in, unless there is an issue with the soil. What's in there?

Or do a little research on the computer it came out of. Maybe there is a spec sheet for that exact model online?

And lime works great. Helps stabilize PH at 7.0. Go easy on it though - 1 tablespoon per gallon. Sorry no idea what that is metric wise. 84 kilojiggers/34 microliters or something I suppose, lol.

Any brand name or numbers on there?

Every fan is different.

I grow in soil and agree with all you wrote. I even use Botanicare! Definitely lower the ppms. He wouldn't be trying to grow that prospective mother plant, just maintain it.

If you have room, that sounds like a good plan.

In all seriousness, I would agree with frmrboi. Those plants look to have had it rough. If you are going ahead with these no matter what, then I would definitely continue vegging them. Maybe 3-4 weeks and they would be a bit bigger for any kind of yield in flower.

I screwed up a soil grow once with too much molasses. Clogged up the soil somehow and liquids just ran right through the pots after that when I tried to water. I stick to a max of 1 Tbs/Gal very tightly now.

Poundage if you turn it into a stadium SOG aeroponic type show.

I should write out a list because you won't read the faqs? C'mon pal.

Lol, I did see that one you have in the picture. Good luck on your Flower.

And when the carbon filter goes bad? Just wait until a neighbor brings it up? Hope you smell it first when you're walking around outside? A proper carbon filter is pretty darn close to perfect. I vent into my house and when things are working properly you smell nothing. But like I said, when...

Very nice! Sorry about the accident. Seems very impressive for 4 weeks of Veg.

If there is any stink you need to deal with it, not blow it about the neighborhood. I prefer to keep it inside so I'm the first person to smell a problem with my odor control.

Bingo. I agree. Why not keep it in house?