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Why are the 600w tomatoes shown using poor lighting but the l.e.d. tomatoes are shown in clear well lit photos?

The leaves look light stressed to me but I have to admit it's been a really long time since I've done that to a plant. Isn't it just one plant and did you say 2 x 1000w lights? Maybe I'm high and I'm getting that wrong but to me from the little glimpse of the plant I can see it doesn't look to...

To kick it off real good you have to properly compost the organics in your sack before using the rubberband method. For veg make sure you eat lots of green food such as veggies and fruit but for flower you want potatoes or dark leafy greens or white beans along with pumpkin seeds or romano...

Well if the seeds were from a female hermie self pollination they will be female but in my experience about those accidental stress hermies have about 1 in 4 chance of producing a hermie prone plant. Which is literally my average when growing out such seeds and I have no idea what any real...

Yeah as mentioned to prevent powdery mildew and later in flower to prevent bud rot. Doesn't need to be a large fan but the air should be moving a little everywhere. I use the flickering bic flame test so if the flame is obviously influenced by a little air movement I know I'm going to be fine.

With that much floor space it's really not problem. I suggest you do 4 tops and then break them when side shoots form lower on the plant. By breaking your 4 main tops the stems will have to repair and while this happens growth mostly halts. So the side shoots will likely be taller than them by...

This is a sub interest of mine, not light but energy. Two photons can be absorbed then released into one at a higher energy rating. So no laws of psychics are broken we are carefully creating an environment with a favorable likely outcome.

Could lead to root rot definitely don't water too often if you're forced to do this. And yeah I think they actually grow better if I cool them at night (day). I'm in the same situation as you except I cool my room to 72F lights off 78F lights on is when the a/c comes on, not often it's cool here...

I don't buy into full strength p/k boost for flowering at all. I use p/k boost when I want to feed my flowering plants and exclude nitrogen. I will use 1/6th the dosage on the p/k booster per gallon of water and then a normal amount of CaMg+ per gallon and then pH balance. But higher amounts of...

Is it just this one leaf or all over the plant? If just one leaf it could be from being wet and lying on something, If it's all over the plant yeah it's a concern

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The most important thing is to not stress the plant out during flower and not adding too much Nitrogen late in flower. Adding molasses which is very acidic isn't really all that helpful, people add entirely too much. Home made em1 with organics uses less molasses per gallon than most people use...

You didn't mention DE and honestly I don't know about that in regards to 600/1000w I don't have both in DE. In single ended bulbs I have both 600w/1000w and I do use the same hood with both. One of my ballasts needs a converter to use with my hood but it converts the plug that goes into the...

The same pH you will be using on your plant so for example if you are using 6.5 pH for soil then that's the pH you want to use on the rapid rooter. Are you using this on seeds? If so make sure you don't have the plug sopping wet or you could lose them. Definitely Google and youtube how wet you...

I think when wanting to do things economically fluorescent lights are the clear winner, T5 High Output being the best I've used for speed. You don't get the growth rate you do with high intensity lights, but you are able to spread the light out for your small plants using a fraction of the...

Tap root is magic you don't have to wait for a good bunch of roots such as when working with clones so as soon as she pops out you can move it over. You definitely don't want your tap root to turn brown, wither and die because that sir would suck. On the other two that didn't pop wait a little...

Man this girl is really cute wouldn't mind seeing her grown up just a little more. (such a perv I know)

I will try blending some home made super soil 50% to roots organic and try transplanting my 1 gallon veg plants into it I get what you're saying so I will do a side by side. The only strain I have 2 of the same on this coming run is remedy cbd so I will try it on that one.

With organic soil water only you don't need to water until you have "20% run off" like you do when you are adding nutrients to the water. With organic soil water only we aren't trying to distribute nutrients evenly nor push down salt since there are none it's just water. In some cases organic...

I considered trying that Kind soil but I went with making my own compost pile. In the meantime I bought some ingredients locally and did a quick compost which harvested well, no nutrients needed. Since then I have composted supersoil I've made and also I am prepared to capture all my leaves...