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the main thing to remember when growing a smaller plant in a larger pot is to water based on the plants current needs.. by that i mean dont saturate a 4 gallon pot completely down for a small little plant... you'll have to kind of play a slight guessing game when it comes to water as the plant...

alright... i have a few questions.... first how often do you water?? how well is your drainage?? and can you pull the plant out of the pot to take a look at the root system?? coco coir has a natural ph of 5.7 to 6.5... it varries slightly... but that is all more than acceptable ranges of...

as long as the light leaks are minor it should cause any real issues... the easiest way to take care of that is to get, lets say 1" pvc pipe, stick 1 piece horizontally through the wall.. maybe about 12" long... then put 90 degree elbows on each end and add a 4 or 5" cut piece vertically to both...

the larger the plant and the larger the veg time the more the yield and the larger the flowers it will produce... but that also means longer between harvests.. it is possible to get equal yields with a sog style grow.. the main thing is keeping mothers for clones.... basically it comes down to...

lol thanks bro alright... so first the residue you are seeing is just salts like you said.. the burgundy color is more than likey the color combonation of the nutes all together... the slime i was talking about isnt mold or mildew or anything like that.. its actually caused from ph down and...

looking good bro.. i keep trying to give you rep.. but it says i have to spread it around.. but i dont want to give it to anyone else... sorta a cunundrum...

i dont see why it wouldnt work.. its worth a try for sure...

hey brotha.. how ya been?? dont spend much time on here anymore except in a few threads.. thanks for the kind words... always nice to feel the efforts are worth it! alright... so as an advice giver i would say weekly res changes are needed... but..... you can really go up to 2 weeks without...

the duct muffler will make it damn near silent if you can afford one... and a 90 turn is MUCH better than a 180... if you can do it go for it!! alright... topping can be done after you see about 4 or 5 node sets and pretty much can be done after everytime the plant heals itself.. maybe 5 or 6...

did that start appearing after the transplant or prior too?? it looks like a def setting in actually... you said the roots were going nuts right?? so that means they are ready to eat a lot.. i am almost sure it is just a sign we need to up the ppms of the feed solution.. at least in the boost...

your best bet is to put the exhaust fan at the end of the exhaust so that it pulls the air through the lights instead of pushing.... it will run much more efficiently that way... the carbon filter would be fine at the beginning of the lights... really it doesnt matter where in the line you...

well first MG, love the vid... thank you as always... god it is a beautiful site when its all filled up like that... that omega garden is sick.. but imagine how many mothers you have to have to fill that bitch!! im interested in getting a coliseum for sure.. but that would be a bit much...

that was a cool video... itd be crazy to have a warehouse grow full of those... sounds like you've had a good vacation.. i am about due for one... seems i just never have the time tho.. im thinking about investing in another garden... dunno for sure... wish i could just do it like the...

without seeing pics of your room and setup its hard to advise much on the fan situation still.... as far as a carbon scrubber goes, if you get an inline on you can just hook it up at the end of the exhaust.. where ever that may be... everything sounds like its pretty much on track tho.. im...

it surprises me they didnt send any mounting hardware with the fan... thats the nice thing about sunleaves windtunnel fans.. they are a little more expensive but typically have more cfms than equivalent sized fans plus come with mounting hard ware.. anyways... the suggestion SH2H gave is...

unless you are running 10k or so in lights you are more than likely fine and have nothing to worry about... but to answer your question the hps is 400ws and the pc case is prbably around 50watts

everything you are saying is right on as it should be... water and nutes dont get used up at the same rate... what your seeing is that they are drinking more water than using nutes.. which is good... it means they are being well fed... as the water level drops the nute concentration rises...

24" is about ideal height for a 600w lamp

you can bend the plant in different directions with no issues.. just do it slowly over a week.. thats the main thing... if you try to bend to much to fast you run the risk of breaking the stem... just be slow and patient and tighten things every day a little more.. extend the dark period based...

you'll have a great year... i know it.. if its anything like last year.. hopefully you have the space!