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You'll always have a mix of clear, milky, and amber. I like taking mine down when the hairs have gotten pretty orange and the trics are starting to show some ambers.

Use a small fan to barely get them wiggling a little. That'll give them some exercise and build up their stocks. Use a toothpick so they have something to lean on until then

Your point has been well-noted. Thank you for your extensive explanation, facts and evidence, and very thought out opening and closing statements in support of your findings. You are a true master in the art of grammar :D

Hey, no talk about intimate times going to church as a young boy, here at RIU! :-P

Nah, his sense of taste might be fine. Probably the Keystone Light without the taste :D

Maybe a heavy-leaning sativa strain

Yeah, I can't imagine I'd even see those little autos shaking and hiding in the shadows of monster photo buds

But I like my photo boner :lol:

Its like the difference between coffee brewed from ground beans vs instant coffee. Yeah, they're both coffee, but...

And maybe even longer, depending on the strain. Super silver haze takes a whopping 16 weeks!

Start reading up on supercropping before the heads hit the ceiling

But those lines and emitters are sooooooo cheap and easy to swap out when you clean between grows. Forgot to make that point in my post. If you've got a system you've got tuned, and know how it works inside and out, then thats a different situation.

New cars generally don't start breaking down within the first few thousand miles. The thing about aero, IMHO, is that there are parts that can fail more easily...if not maintained. You stay on top of any system and you'll most likely have success. Change out those 1/4 lines and emitters each...

I'm close to giving in and getting a hydraulic rosin press, but it looks like a lot of messy, sticky work.

I use my dab rig so much more than my Volcano these days. I think diamonds are my favorite extract.

LOVE THEM DIAMONDS!

Why don't you go with something really simple, but with excellent results, such as General Hydroponics' Maxigro/Maxibloom. I've been growing via RDWC for 12 years, and it's what I still use.

:spew: HEY, "rollitup" and put it away! Bud porn only! :bigjoint: :lol:

Today the room and canopy were at 81° without having to adjust anything. Its a tiny heater, which is perfect.