I was wondering when to switch from veg nutes to flowering nutes because i'm starting to see bud-sites form on all the plants. When (during this stage) is it best to switch because i heard some people stop the veg nutes too early? All help is appreciated.
I know someone who has some auto aks and auto lemon haze. They both are purple on them stem connecting the leaf to the main stalk. Ive heard before that this could be a calcium deficiency but i wanted a second opinion before i did anything. Help is appreciated!!
I was gonna start and was thinking about using the fox farms trio. I was wondering if i should also use fox farm beastie blooms? All help is appreciated
If I used carbon filters would it defeat the purpose of co2 tanks? and i was thinking about opening a window for ventilation would that defeat the purpose or do I not even need to open the window? All help is appreciated.
I was gonna start and was wondering which produces more and better buds hid when i use mh for veg and hps for flowering or just use t5 led lights instead? Or maybe both? All help is appreciated.
i was gonna start and was wondering what produces more and better bud hid lights when i do metal halide for vegetative growth and hps for flowering or use t5 lights?
Im planning on 1-2 plants indoor and was wondering do i have to use a special lamp for a hps bulb? I want to use a hps bulb because i hear they generate the most
What do you think about a 1000 watt hps bulb for vegetative growth, 600 watt hps bulb for the first month of flowering, and a 1000 watt hps bulb for the last month of flowering?
I wanted to know which is better General organics go box or fox farm fertilizer like Fox farm Grow big and fox farm tiger bloom. I was wondering if you also knew the other fox farm fertilizers i should use if i went with Fox Farm.
I wanted to know which is better General organics go box or fox farm fertilizer like Fox farm Grow big and fox farm tiger bloom. I was wondering if you also knew the other fox farm fertilizers i should use if i went with Fox Farm.