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Right on man! Thanks for checking out my video. Nice drawings also! If you have any questions in regards to my setup, feel free to let me know! :)

Just as long as you can keep your temperatures from spiking over 80F in the root area on the cloner. Something I learned the hard way not to do... but if you can setup the right environment it sure beats cubes and domes.

I also use Rootech as mentioned in the website. I disinfect a 1/16 inch diameter metal rod with rubbing alcohol to punch a new hole where the clone will go in the Growdan cube. However, it is important to punch the new hole just deep enough were you can get a snug fit.

I'd actually go a bit more basic. My ideal pH for clones is a 6.0. However, I use drops instead of a pen. The color that I look for is a corona beer yellow. In regards to spraying.. they shouldn't need any spraying after the first day of cloning. When I first started to clones I didn't...

Lookin' beautiful!

Got it. Thanks for the welcome!

A couple pointers I like to remember when cloning. I hope to do a video on this very subject spring of 2016. Zero difference between night and day temperatures is crucial to prevent clones from staying droopy the first 72 hours. Before anything, I like to thoroughly bleach and rinse the...

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I think if the plants were not stressed by the heat.. the low RH would have a minor negative effect on plant metabolism. I don't think as much emphasis needs to be put on low RH... Just zero diff or consistent temperatures when the plants are awake and when they are sleeping. One heat spike...

When I put my girls into the room where they sleep a try to run a humidity as low as possible. However, I only feed my plants 80% strength tops so any concentration of nutrients doesn't turn into a problem. However, what got me this year was heat damage from improper root management during a...

I would cool things down about 5 degrees and make sure the soil bags are light before irrigation. A week of pH'd cal-mag would most likely help the leaves from turning yellow. Hope this helps. :)

Hey guys. I am starting a new You Tube channel on basics of growing in a light deprivation garden! If you have some spare time please check it out on YouTube. I can also help anyone trying to find where my channel is at.. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for the warm...

lol Private Cowboy Reporting, Sir!

I would think 5 months would work. The plants would have to pretty much be in a dialed in garden to push a pound per plant in 5 months. Not saying it couldn't be done.. but would be a challenge I would love to undertake if I had a forklift for my plants.. j/k :P In a 5 month schedule, I...

Haha! When doing a outdoor light deprivation you are playing a dangerous game. You can come out with fire.. or you can only get shwag at best. If you keep your root temperature under control your chances of success greatly increase. I was thinking about making barriers to block sun from...

:o Wow.

I would say that if you are doing a light deprivation grow, but on a large scale to handle a plant with a 30 gallon planter.. you could shave a few months by pampering the ladies. Indoor h.i.d. vegetative with light deprivation and then plants going outside to flower while returning to a warm...

Will do! :D Hyroot - I didn't know ICMAG was tied to nutrient line sponsors.. that's crazy man.

Wow.. I'm a newbie to these forums so I do plan to tread very lightly here.

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