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This one's been sold out for a minute. KOS is one of those sites where they kind of hide that message

Yeah, I'd second that last reply. There's no automatic haze out there that I've seen that comes anywhere close to the real thing. And you certainly won't find one in the AKBB catalog. May have better luck asking in the auto flower thread than here. For fast flowering photoperiod Hazes there's...

Anyone here grown Funk Fakers? It's the Grape Gasoline x Horchata cross

No! Sorry, I was just responding to the other guy who brought them up conparing the hype between the two products. Kinda stonily hijacked your thread. The Rains Science bags are much more expensive than AC Infinity at about $10-12 each. But I also think they're much better quality

I have to say, I love Rain Sciene fabric pots and I think you sell them a bit short here. They aren't coated in plastic, they are made from synthetic fabric that's water resistant. They have better airflow than the cheap Amazon fabric pots and it's been my experience they encourage better root...

AC Infinity built their rep on fans and controllers and I feel like that's still where they shine. No one really compares to the quality and ease of use, at least not that I've tried. I have heard they've had some issues with the tents. I had one friend who's tent showed up and the stitching on...

So honestly it's up to you how much you want to worry about training at this stage. Your plants will start to stretch soon and probably spread out a bit. If it were me I'd clear out some of the smaller branches in the lowers to get better airflow and call it a day, but I like to see the plants...

This isn't accurate. LST is just low stress training. It's a category not a specific method. Sure the typical goal is to increase yield but you can train your plant for whatever you want... wider canopy, narrower canopy, more bud sites, fewer bud sites... heck, you could make an ornamental...

So this is more regarding the blurples but my experience with the inexpensive Amazon LEDs has been that they seem to encourage short bushy growth in veg for some reason. Couldn't tell you why though and not sure if that's what your seeing since I have no experience with your specific light. Just...

Yeah, likely just different phenotypic expressions. Growing from seed you'll see all kinds of variations in structure, smell, yield etc. That's why breeders/cut hunters often grow so many plants to find exactly what they're looking for Everything is looking good by the way

Yes, you absolutely can. Some people find Ocean Forest a little hot for seedlings but I've used it with no issue plenty of times.

Not at all. This is how much I pruned off those same plants I shared earlier, exactly 7 days before I took that other picture...

Honestly if your getting over 12 hrs of sunlight a day and it's revegging it may just be unstable. I'd start over if it was me.

Haha man, your not asking for much eh? Honestly I avoid recommending strains based off effects. I have a crazy high tolerance for one thing. Nothing gives me anxiety or couch lock per se. Then there's the fact that when growing from seed there's so much variability in phenotypes. But in general...

It's really stinky. Super funky garlic soda smell. Loud AF. Clone only though, won't find seeds unless someone has done a BX im not aware of. But the clones seem pretty ubiquitous these days for under $100. I'm not familiar with that breeder at all to be honest. Hard to even recommend breeders...

If you can find GMO Rootbeer from Skunktek/MeanGene I've been really happy with it. Great flavor and potency and a decent yielder. Easy to grow. It's GMO Cookies x Rootbeer.

Yeah, for sure bud. Obviously everyone has a budget. Personally I'd keep an eye on sales. Don't be afraid to buy last year's model. Ledgrowlightsdepot.com often has some really solid mark downs. For top tier stuff I'd recommend HLG for QBs, CaliLightworks or Timber for COBs. I haven't tried or...

Are you buying clones or seeds?

Yeah, especially with those cheaper Amazon LEDs. They really struggle with light penetration. If your serious about this hobby I'd highly recommend saving up for a better quality light. I know it's tempting to just add more cheap watts but the difference in results using better lights is...

Foxfarm is a brand. What specific products are you talking about?