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What nutrient line are you running? And do you have a cal/mag supplement in your mix?

Like you said.. pot/soil volume, as well as plant size and root structure, and watering habits, will all play a factor in how long your soil's amendments will be able to feed your plant before needing to supplement. The plant will let you know.. when the leaves lighten up in color, it's time to...

Water slowly, until you get slight runoff. It's never going to be the same from person to person, plant to plant, or even watering to watering. In a 3gal pot, if you really take your time, you'll likely be able to run close to a gallon of water to hit the max water absorption point of your...

Lol, I know how it goes. After a while, you'll lose a lot of that anxiety. Seedlings are the hardest part for a newer grower, because it's the easiest part. They have the lowest requirements as far as light, nutrients, and maintenance are concerned.. so for someone who is excited, and looking...

2-3weeks minimum, ya. Still seeing white pistils and milky trichs. Cant rlly see calyxs too well in these pics, but looking at the other signs, it's likely they havent reached maximum swell either. Looking pretty af tho, good job!

Look perfectly fine

I'm not a hydro expert, so someone else may correct me, but I dont believe you NEED to foliar feed a seedling (I know you dont in soil, and I'd assume the same concept applies in hydro). Clones need foliar feeding, because they dont have any root system to absorb nutrients from their...

Did you get any water droplets on your leaves when you were top feeding? Nutrient rich water left to evaporate on leaves can cause discoloration

You can grow with just about any light really... theres no hard and fast rule on what has to be used. Common lighting types, are HID (High Intensity Discharge, such as HPS and CMH lights), Fluorescent, and LED. HIDs and LEDs are usually used to cover your entire grow, where Fluoros are usually...

Just about any light source is "enough" to grow a plant. How well/healthy the plant grows, will be dependant upon quality/abundance of light. Keep the 250w a good 18-24in away, and you shouldn't have any issues as far as heat/light stress. Should be able to cover a 3'x3' area with a 250w iirc

Aint been back since.. Musta been pretty good xD

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Dont worry about cal/mag... highly unlikely that you currently have, or will have a cal/mag deficiency in soil. ESPECIALLY with seedlings, and ESPECIALLY in FFOF. In fact, ive never used a dedicated cal/mag supplement as part of my feeding schedule in soil, and have never had issues pertaining...

You shouldnt be adding nutrients to begin with at this stage. The cotyledons have enough nutrients in them to sustain the plant for several days of life. Beyond that, if your soil is 100% ocean forest, your soil has MORE than enough nutrients to sustain the plant for at least the first 3-4...

@tko2184 Maker's chart here gives a good idea of where you cut if your going to fim or top. You can top a node or 2 lower than the very top node if you'd like, for height reasons, but I wouldnt suggest going much lower than that

Why not buy a dehumidifier? Can get a decent one for 150-200$ that should be more than enough for even a decent sized home grow. They're a pain in the ass to have to drain in a high humidity environment where they fill up quicker, but if your handy, you can plumb them to a floor drain.. OR get...

I'd say it depends on the size of your basement, as far as the size of your inline fan/filter combo. Sounds like air exchange outside of the basement wont be an issue, so you just need a combo that will move enough CFM to cycle your room at least hourly. Most fan/filter combos will state their...

From the USDA: "Produce can be called organic if it’s certified to have grown on soil that had no prohibited substances applied for three years prior to harvest" So I'm gonna go ahead and say no, it's not organic if you use an inorganic substance on your plant, even once during its lifespan...

If you pluck one, and just leave it on the counter with nothing else going on.. maybe 3-4 days max. Add a fan blowing at it, it will take a day or 2 off that. Ive also heard of people sticking nugs in the center of a CFL (the twisty ones) bulb to dry, or on top of a portable heater, in the oven...

What is that other plant in the corner? I see the big girl (which should be flipped.. shes got the whole room almost full from the looks of it), the little girl in the fabric pot, and then that odd looking plant with 2 big non serated leaves in a small pot... my curiosity getting the best of me ;P