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DAMN...all that comes to mind is... http://youtu.be/sTJ1XwGDcA4

PROMIX...very easy but not exactly cheap. You can use almost anything as long as it includes some perlite, vermiculite, peat and soil/soiless base.

In all honesty...there are good and bad everywhere. Yeah there are many tradespersons who don't give a fuck and there are those who do. The problems lies in how many people they tell and the type of people they tell. Do that shit yourself if it's not beyond your scope...there are many who will...

LOL...I think I see a pube...but you wanna be sure she isn't a chick with a dick.

Making the final 45 degree cut under water works well...also, don't forget to mist the clones a once or twice a day for the first week or so as they have no roots and will absorb the water through the leaves. For the first time I'd recommend using soil or rapid rooters as mentioned...it's so easy.

Did you check this out? https://www.rollitup.org/dwc-bubbleponics/361430-dwc-root-slime-cure-aka.html

6500 with a hint of 4500 or 2700 for veg and 2700 with a hint of 4500 for flower

buck em...there are good genetics all over for much less

Fuck rockwool! I'm sayin it too

6 in soil is too low...get it up to 6.5-6.8. You can always add the epsom salts later if needed.

PH is important regardless unless you're using pH balanced soil such as PROMIX. Also, drainage of the soil is equally important as you can easily accomplish this by adding 10% perlite to the mix. Over watering and over fertilizing is a very common problem when starting out so I would be very...

She should fatten right up when you hit her wit nutes...I've seen stretching like that b4 but could definitely result in a large yield. Happy growin

mulch, and vermiculite retain water well as mentioned...you can also add a drip bucket as backup on those extra hot days

Talk about highway robbery...those prices are insane. I guess supply, demand, and price elasticity all come into play here.

Flat white paint is much cheaper and has good reflectivity at about 85% of incident light. Mylar is more efficient at about 95% which would not necessarily be justified by the significantly greater cost.

I'm gonna agree with the lack of oxygen as the issue...when roots are submerged in water, you'll need sufficient aeration. The pump can be larger than the required size but not less.

Should be as controlled as possible in regards to timing and light leaks...you'll know it went to shits if you get a chick with a dick

very nice looking plant...even with the heat stress...kinda weird looking tomato plant though

I like watering from the bottom so it wicks

Calcium....rust spots...calcium carbonate...egg shells crushed in soil...lime...