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Shoot the snitches!

Sure, it's a popular accepted practice.

Yeah, soil can be used over and over. You just have to 're-charge' it with nutrients every so often. For indoors (and for a specific reason) I use a little bit of bone meal, blood meal, epsom salts and fast release lime. Some might say I over-do-it, but I seldom have to fertilize and my plants...

It's possible to go from seedling straight to 12/12. It all depends on how big you want it to get. When switching from a veg cycle to a flowering cycle, figure on it AT LEAST doubling in size.

Keeping it simple and look what you've got! BRAVO!

When the op can simply view 100s of setups here and do their own 'comparison' in their head, I'm getting the feeling that this is another one of those threads where eventually the op is gonna claim they got the same harvest(s) from their single $25 halogen shop light. OR................ That...

My advise to the op. Sift through the info and mostly opinions here on riu, then browse some of the regular botanical, gardening and agricultural forums for unbiased information to confirm/deny what you've heard here. Use your head of course, don't ask about mj on a non-mj forum.

My thoughts exactly. During flushing the yellowing leaves are caused by stressing your plants to the point where they're eating themselves. They're starving. Only toilets should be flushed, imho.

LMFAO!! I couldn't stop laughing......... Until I saw this..... Tooth decay??? EEEEEEEEWEW!

Sometimes family members are the ones to trust the least, especially when drugs and/or money enter the picture.

I agree, peat moss is a good thing. It's real acidic though and usually needs an alkaline substance to balance the ph. The blood and bone meal you used last year did just that. They're my preference too. I only add (slow release) lime after the end of the season. My curiosity was sparked...

Google is your friend..................

Yeah, the only way you'll know for sure is to do your own comparison. OR............. There are a couple people on here that really know their stuff. They're easy to find because they have almost like a cult following them. Seek their wisdom.

Wouldn't it be smarter to read through the journals of some of the BIG, successful, growers? Ya know, do a comparison with the information they have already provided to see if it fits your needs?

Change starts with a whisper. Bitching about things at least is a start. The whisper, so to speak. Those people are becoming aware. They're learning. They're sharing their new found information with others. Without realizing it, they're taking their first baby steps to taking control of their...

Hey, that's cool that you're going native, so to speak. When everything has been provided by Nature for us to use, there's no need to spend much. The soil here is naturally acidic so I have to sweeten it each year. Using 45% peat moss in your mix, do you also add lime to raise the ph? subbed...

Man, laugh it off.

There's hundreds of threads here about molasses. Read up on it.

I've had 2 harvests in the past month. Oh, but wait! I have a perpetual grow...........

Sure, here's a fact: you'll spend waaaaaaay more money on LP gas, regular gas, or diesel fuel running the humongous generator(s) that you will need if you're not using home electricity. not to mention the noise, the pollution, etc. With absolutely NO respect I ask you please pull your head out...