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I did my side by side outdoors. The garden plants got some Espoma in the hole and then left to do their thing. The container plants got daily fertigation. I had the same issue when I switched to LED. I used to run my HID room at 70, I needed to run the LED room at 85 to get good growth. I found...

I'm liking the way Masterblend is doing their base salt mixes. Not filling it up with cheap MgSO4 and giving you a higher percent NPK.

I did a side by side this year. Two clones in garden soil and two clones in 7 gallons of peat soilless. The plants in the peat mix definitely grew heartier and yielded more. Overall, the quality of the buds are the same, or so close I can't tell a difference.

Back when I used to hustle, I lost more fronted bags than I can even count. They were always small, like 1-2 ounce. I looked at them like one big scratch ticket.....maybe this guy/gal will work out and generate some sales. If they ghost me.....oh well that's part of the game. I never did big...

Same as gambling...never front more than you are prepared to lose.

The proof's in the pudding.... as they say. Your main concern is providing plants with the properly balanced nutrient solution. Your main choice is how you get there. You can pay through the nose and use watered down bottles with cute pictures or buy bags of agricultural fertilizers that make...

You could run the hash trough a winterized ethanol extraction to remove the impurities.

I use ISO for light cleaning or lye for a crusty job.

You can run many different light setups on a certain driver. A driver's specs will tell you what type of parallel/series circuit you will need to build to use the driver optimally.

Another example of spin to win.

What's the theory of adding fish emulsion to a salt based nutrient?

Had the first range day with my new 1862 36 Cal. Colt Pocket replica....not exactly what I would call enjoyable. The caps just constantly shredded and jammed the hell out of the revolver. I used 777 charges from 12 grains up to 20 and they all shredded the caps. I'll have to find some real black...

Bob.....I'll bid 7.51 ounces.

Canoed leaves are usually a condition of high wind, high heat, low moisture and/or high EC. Also stressed plants do better in a milder climate. Things you can do to alleviate issues.... Raise light and/or add a diffuser, HPS puts out lots of IR that will heat leaves over tent temps. Lower...

Don't be a hatin' on me.....somebody was gonna post it eventually. :P

If you look through some of the outdoor grow threads, there are some nice framed grows using wire mesh.

Grabbed a sleeve of acrylic coin holders, should make nice containers for some easy grab and go hash.

Quite a few people omit the epsom from Jack's now, I skipped it during a four month outdoor run and had no issues.

My guess to what is happening is all the moisture from the combustion and the slightly damp warm air around the burner are getting sucked up by the damper and exhausted out of the basement. The only thing left is the cold dry air in the rest of the basement.

My main battle during winter basement grows is humidity. The furnace sucks all the humidity out of the area. Not uncommon for the area right around the furnace to be 12-15%RH