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Does anybody have any experience and/or comments with this HPS light? https://www.amazon.com/iPower-Digital-Dimmable-System-Reflector/dp/B00CQ8Y3HA/ref=sr_1_4?s=lawn-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1548285193&sr=1-4&keywords=1000w+hps+grow+light

Thanks for the suggestions, Justinsbudzzz. I already have nutes and medium. The plants are 70 days from seed and already in 5 gallon pots (I don't plan to go any bigger). Also, the $500 budget is just a baseline. I can go higher if needed. I don't want to cheap out but I also don't need top...

Hey y'all, In the market for a tent and hoping for some input. I have done some poking around the stickied threads and will continue to do so but I figured I'd throw out a post for a more immediate response. I'm on my first grow and my plants are in week 3 of veg so I'm looking to put them...

The jar is not fully colonized. Here's a pic:

These nodes already have branches extending out. Will new branches keep coming? That is not my understanding of the plant but I am still a noob.

This is a 50 day old plant (from seed) that is on it's 11th node but these are the only indications of sex that I can find. There is no evidence of any pistils protruding from these balls and they start to appear from the sixth node on up. Sorry for the shitty pics. This is the best I can do...

You are a scholar and a gentleman. I thank you, kind sir.

Thanks hotrodharley. I have been cheaping it on their nitrogen and using miracle grow. What is a better supplement for their nitro needs?

Thanks for your reply mmjmon. Just a little background in case it triggers any other thoughts: These plants are 5 days into a fresh transplant from a 3 quart pot to a 5 gallon. When I did the transplant, I only did a heavy water (no feed) and used Azos beneficial bacteria in the new pots...

Here are my girls. They look healthy enough but I can't help but wonder what those light greenish yellow tips mean. I've noticed it throughout their life cycle and I assume it's normal so I'm just curious what is happening inside the plant.

Thanks. I guess I'm just looking for a vote of confidence. When I was putting them in their new pots and I had to rip open the roots it really felt like I was hurting them as silly as it sounds. But here they are after potting and watering.

I moved from a 3 quart to a 3 gallon. The girls were in dire need. I'm just wondering if any permanent damage might have been done by waiting too long to transplant. Does this look like root lock? I've heard browning of the roots is a clear indicator.

Hey StareCase, thanks for your reply. Those are the only yellowing leaves I have right now. I was mostly asking as I anticipate other smaller leaves underneath the canopy will eventually begin to wither from lack of light.

Thanks. This is exactly the type of answer I wanted. Yes or No.

I'm just starting veg and wondering if it's OK to prune yellowing or otherwise dying leaves underneath the canopy. I've read that pruning too early can cause shock to the plant. But what about trimming off the dying cotyledons or their very first single-finger fan leaves?

And what about a room and tent within that room? The plan is the have a constant set of plants vegging in a room on 18x6 and another set blooming on 12x12 in a light tight tent within that same room. Feasible?

Is there a general rule of thumb for transplanting throughout various phases of growth and when to do it? I'm growing 9 plants (3 different strains) and they are currently in the beginning veg (37 days old from seed) and in 3 quart pots and getting too big for them. I know they need to move...

I trust the genetics (this is an Apollo Haze from a reputable seed bank) so I guess it's my grow to fuck up lol. Thanks again :)

Thanks. I assume when you say "for now" you mean that the plant can hermie if not treated properly, correct?

Hi, first time grower. Are these the pistils I've been waiting for or still too early to tell. This plant is 36 days old.