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I really like Advanced Nutrients and I've found them to be easy to use for the most part. I think newbies might be a little overwhelmed by how many you can use at once, but as you get comfortable, it becomes all the easier to figure out what you need - and what you don't. Sure, the nutes are a...

Yeah, I wouldn't have gone with a hydro grow for the first one, but eh, some people do pick it up a lot more easily than I ever could. Some answers to your questions: First question is how long after germination(in rockwool)in a seedling greenhouse should I wait before moving them. You...

Woah... Yup, you're a newbie. You need to chill out here man and realize that you don't ever have to use all of any nutrient schedule. I don't even use all of the Advanced Nutrients products because you don't need them. What you do need a solid base nutrient. Sensi A&B is good, but if you...

Without giving a lot of details in this question, it's hard to guess where things have gone wrong. Did you germinate the seeds before you put them in the rockwool? Putting them in water for a little bit, it will help the seeds be ready to grow. Rockwool can be tricky because if you just put...

Um, ever heard of Apple? I think they talked up the iPhone for two months before it was ever released. They did the same thing with the iPad. It's a good marketing tactic that everyone uses...builds up the suspense for those who are already interested in buying it. And it worked, didn't it...

Pretty sure the crystal things are a good thing, but without the pics, no one would know. Overall, if the plant is growing well, then things are probably good for you. :leaf:

I don't know about buying a complete set. I think that when you're first starting out, you might want to start off a bit more slowly with things. Buy things as you need them. If you need them, buy something good, but realize that you want to only spend a lot of money when you are committing...

This sounds right, but I'm not really into the whole seed game. It seems like it's too darn difficult to do the whole sexing thing. I mean, the logic works well for me, but it seems like you might want to find someone who has specific experience with these seeds. But the truth is that the...

I like the idea of moving plants outside. It's totally going to work to boost the growth of the plants and to get them ready for an amazing flowering period once you stop the lights. I wish I could bring my plants outside, but I don't think the neighbors would be too cool with that, even if...

well, I've heard of people growing inside for a while then transplanting outdoors for flowering, but it seems that you're doing the opposite. It would seem that if you were to just move the plant from one place to another in a pot, it shouldn't be too difficult. I would guess your plant might...

There are a few kinds of molasses, according to some research I did. The three types of molasses are: Light Molasses: This first type is known as light molasses which comes from the first boiling of the caramel colored liquid. It has the lightest and sweetest flavor of the different types of...

I think you need to test out the smaller light setup first because you don't want to have too much heat and too much light to your plants. Maybe you need to start out with a few less and then you need to add more if the plants don't seem like they're happy. Best of luck to...

Yeah, don't premix things - it's a good rule to follow in any case. Since things can react in different ways, you only want to add things when they're meant to be added. Pre-mixing can seem like a quick fix and a time saver, but it actually ends up causing more problems - and problems that...

So, let me jump in here. I really like the Advanced Nutrients lineup, though I have to admit I haven't really used any other products. I do know that you can use it with other products and that you certainly don't have to use all of the products they make. That would be ridiculous. I mean...

Molasses is crappy, IMHO, but I'm going to stay off that soapbox today. Yup, I've used the Advanced Nutrients lineup you're talking about. And while I've never used FF with it before, you probably could do that without any problem. I just figure that companies make things to work together, so...

Here's what you need to spend money on: *Good nutes *Good lighting You need to spend some money if you want to get some good results. Sorry, it's just the truth. You can't cut corners and you can't cheap out. You sound like someone who wants to be serious, so buck up and spend the money...

I would tell you to tie it down some more and see what happens. This way, you've done all you can do in order to make sure your plant is happy. I think things will be fine at this point. Good question though to ask though. Crazy that your plant is growing so much or at least it sounds like...

I just saw someone else with the same question about infrared. ANd I gotta say, this just doesn't make sense to me. I mean, if plants are used to growing outdoors, and there isn't just infrared light outside, then why would you try to grow plants with that light? Plants need full spectrum...

I don't think growing with just infrared is such a good idea man. Think about it this way - when plants are outside, they're not just growing under infrared. Sure, that's part of the light spectrum, but it's certainly not the entire spectrum. You need to have a full spectrum light in order...

That sounds good. I think people get a little hung up on the PPM deal, which is important, but I'm just not sure there's one right answer for every single grow out there. To me, I think you just need to think about how high a nute level you have in your grow and how that affects the plants...