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Minimum, I would say. A lot of people aim for 40-50 watts/foot of good quality cob lighting. I use 32 X 50 watt cobs for my 9X5 bloom area and get great results and yields, but could most likely benefit from a couple more 4X50 watt frames

No offense but if that is really around 2 months old now, then it appears to be a fraction of the size it could/should be with a more proper and full feeding regiment. Looks healthy but my god for a 8-9 week old plant, it's pretty pitiful :/ Regardless, looks better than a lot of others first...

Fox farms feeding recommendations are generally much much too "hot" though that shouldnt cause drooping, and honestly, they don't really look overfed as of yet.. Drooping is often caused by over OR under watering. How often are you watering and why are you watering when you do? Are you sticking...

I get what you are saying but at the same time... what seems like a better/more logical decision?? Paying 200$ for food for just yourself for the next 2 months, or paying 300$ and having food for yourself, your family and perhaps some left over to donate.. again, I understand your point, but if...

He said 100$ more. As in.. if you purchase a 200 watt actual draw cheaper LED you can easily pay close to 200$ so for 100$ more, you can get top of the line.

I believe that would be considered soil. From my understanding, hydro is only when your medium is completely inert, and with your compost, I believe it would be classified as a soil; therefore it would use soil nutrients and amendments.

I definitely understand going for the best bang for your buck.. but again.. with some smart shopping and asking around.. you could easily get a 200 watt citizen cob frame for not much more than say... a "800" watt China cob and have much much better results!!! And not many new growers(if that is...

I have 2 800 watt eBay China cobs.. They do indeed suck ass. I have been slowly adding and replacing them with 4x50 watt Cree and citizen cobs from.. u guessed it.. timber. Each 200 watt legit cob has literally put out two times the grams, not per watt, but per Fixture!!(200 watt Cree vs 375...

Ehh idk.. I'm hard pressed to find and white hairs.. most all look to be pulling in and orange/brown in color. Very much my personal opinion.. but it looks done to me.. Wouldnt be surprised if it was mostly cloudy with a few ambers, but I also understand different tokers and growers like their...

I run 1200 watts of cree and citizen cobs in my bloom room and about 605 watts of T5 and mars hydro in veg and run a mini split and several oscillating fans. Also RO water system.. my electric and water bills combined have never been more than 60-70$ higher than without growing at all. Granted...

Sure... and there can still be a market for "un-cured smelling bud" it's just likely not going to fetch its well cured asking price.

Because that's the way fresher chopped bud smells and people think it has been poorly cured or not cured at all.

Seems logical to me.

Actually like the idea for a smart pot replacement. Much larger as well, and could easily be made to fit your size.. like stated, I would absolutely prewash but it seems like a pretty good idea to me. I don't think there would be anything that could be leached into your coco/dirt..? May give it...

Hmm.. your prices seem slightly "off" to me. Either that, or all your customers should say fuck buying a quarter and just buy 7 10$ grams, no? Anyways, it without a doubt is all about location. I live in North Carolina, no rec, no med, and sell qps of pretty good (just started growing 14 months...

Is watering daily at this point necessary for you? You really should let the coco dry out some before watering again. The oxygenation of the medium as it dries helps promote faster/healthier growth and more pronounced root balls, which in turn will lead to faster water/nutrient uptake. Being...

I believe he is referring to the fact that his fan leaf stem and corresponding growth node stem/branch are growing together until part way up. Seems as if they almost share an outer edge of their stem. Looks pretty neat and quite healthy to me!! Great job thus far on a first!

So long as you bend gradually you should be ok. Each day flex it another inch lower at the softest stem points slowly and don't force anything and after a few adjustments you should have no problem evening out your canopy. Just be gentle and plan to take a few days.

The fuck was the point of this post? To let everyone kno just how big a prick you are? You wanna be a dick fine, but why make a public service announcement about how shitty you are? Is it attention you need or are you looking for the so highly sought after "internet cool points"? Either way...

Hell even if you don't actually WANT a dog, just bring up a long video loop of a dog or two barking on your laptop, put it right on the other side of the door and blast that shit. Like someone else said, just say they are EXTREMLY territorial and you are not responsible if they attack and there...