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Finish it out and reset, you're too far along to make a difference

They aren't developed enough to tell yet but cut it out with this "guys" talk you want ladies so refer to them as such.

I'm using gavita and nanolux double ended fixtures, always battleing height but they work great. A complete nanolux 1000 watt dimmable double ended is only about $350, less if you look for deals or buy a bunch of them at once. Not very ideal for a tent, but I do use one in a 6.5 ft tall spare...

I have a 600 watt unit using 12x 50 watt cobs and it's the 3000k spectrum. It does have a nice slightly yellow color to it, but much more white than hps. The problem is that the higher kelvin temps have much more blue which has a short wavelength, and it strains the eyes. Driving around most...

http://www.cnn.com/2016/06/21/health/led-streetlights-ama/ Googled LED street lights and this popped up, but it seems people are more upset at their cities choice to use 4,000-5,000 kelvin rather than a lower kelvin. That article says that 3,000 kelvin should be the highest color temperature used.

I second the white flies just get a yellow sticky fly trap and hang it up they are cheap.

You will want to add nutrients after the first month or so using any base soil, subcools super soil recipe is very hot in nutrients that's why you only fill the bottom half-third of the bucket so the roots don't have access to it until the plant is mature

When I ran soil subcools super soil recipe with roots organic as the base and roots organic in the top half of the bucket, only needed water all the way through but I'm done mixing soil.

Also, since you're in the Southern Hemisphere you'd better act quick cause the season is well on its way. You could always run autoflower strains during the spring and fall though.

The desert.

I live in a climate almost identical to yours and run my indoor lights at night during the summer. Outdoors I've had some success but it won't be very pretty herb I'll promise you that. The number one tip I can give is get some shade cloth, it lets some light through but provides a much cooler...

Man I wish my problem was the room being too cold, it's so much easier to fix than a too hot problem.

I've always ran coco with no perlite, but I believe I've seen that brand in my hydro store so I'm sure it's not bad.

There are a lot of US seed companies that will get you your seeds faster and much much safer. I've always used my debit card but had them mailed to somewhere I'm not growing. If you insist on using attitude you can always go and purchase a visa gift card with cash and use that.

448 grams give or take a few. Looks like a lady but keep an eye on her don't need any Bruce Jenner OG in there.

Try James bean or seedsherenow I don't get why you'd bother with overseas crap these days.

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This 92 degree 80% number I threw out was in response to mango, who was essentially saying that 92 degrees and 1200 ppm co2 was required for 65% rh, but by no means is that ideal for indoors, that would be a mold fest.

You should probably be running a humidifier not only in that room but the whole house

Google says that right now it's -15 fahrenheit and 60% humidity in Fairbanks Alaska. The average humidity for the driest cities in the United States is 30% which are places like Nevada and Arizona. Do you live in a can of desiccant? Are you using a quality hygrometer?