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Now this thread is like 12 years old and I can't believe people spent half the thread arguing about bringing a thread back to life. If you can't be helpful, why not keep your sarcasm on FB. Transplant once you notice a bit of wilting as the plant has nowhere else to grow. Try to catch right b4...

The white powder is from your humidifier... I can't believe all the data available on the web for growing and this issue is rarely discussed. This white powder is calcium from the water in your humidifier and also remember not only will it clog your carbon filter but the powder gets everywhere...

I agree, the post with the sarcastic "lol" and making fun of the guy making his 1st post on a 10 year old thread. If you can't be supportive or you have something to share that helps other, than why be negative. People depend on these threads to help them. I have used 18/6 on my first 2 grows...

When i just dried in my grow tent I had to bring it upstairs cuz it was just getting winter and I wanted to keep the cool temperature and I had not dehumidifiers but humidifiers in the grow tent to keep the humidity up 55 to 60 and let the moisture come out of the buds with the air circulation...

Thank you... Absolutely correct. It's hard to get accurate info on anything. So many repeated myths. I use clear pots to watch root growth on Auto flowers. These are 4" slotted and 4" clear Orchid pots. If you transplant your Auto Flowers just as the roots are close to the side, the tap root...