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They got a sale currently - 10 beans for $50. That's like $5 a seed. Seems a bit low to me, but hey, if the end product is decent I'll grab them!

This is the device I was referring to. How much does that device cost that you listed? It's not mentioned on the site...

Hey thanks for replying. Not the Terraformer, never herd of that device. I'm referring to the SereneLife 4-in-1 portable AC/Fan/Dehumidifier/Heater unit. Can I post Amazon links on here?

Title. Do these things actually work? Or would you recommend using each one of these components separately?

So you guys have one tent for veg and another for flowering? How do you manage to get the plants out without damaging the stems? I hear of some growers using this method. I had a little trouble trying to fathom getting the plants out of the tent, I thought perhaps a roller board might suffice...

Dual?? You must smoke a shit ton of weed LMAO I'd like to grab the Gorilla tent because of the additional height offered, but my ceiling is only 8 feet tall. This might sound dumb (pardon my ignorance), do you think I would have enough clearance to manoeuvre it into an upright position after I...

I'm in the market for a new tent. My apologies if this place isn't the most appropriate place to post such a topic, I couldn't find a dedicated tent space. I have narrowed my search down to two tents: the new Vivosun, or the 'new' Gorilla tent (6'8). I'm kind of leaning towards the latter...

Second this. I'm actually considering some kind of fire suppression system for when I'm not home.

It's actually not in the manual, it's a sticker placed on top of the lamp. It was peeling off so I removed it, but it said something to the effect of "DO NOT TOUCH LIGHT WHILE ITS ON" I've read complaints online of people who own Mars Hydro growlights alleging that the devices can shock you...

I'm running a Mars Hydro in a 2x4 area and the light specifically says to not touch it while it's in operation. I try not to. I'm still in veg and I've cranked my lamp up all the way that it can be cranked, I still have another 2feet of vertical space that I intend to use, so therefore I'm...

I'm in the process of assembling growing materials for an operation consisting of four plants in a 5x5 space. I have not done this before, so you'll have to pardon my ignorance. I plan to use LST in tandem with topping/FIM'ing (possibly more, but those two methods for sure). To tackle four...

Thanks everyone, this device here is precisely what I'm looking for! And for a steal, too. I was expecting to have to pay around $100+ for the device. $50 is more than doable.

I don't know the name of such a device, but I'm imagining it. A thermostat bar that reads the ambient temperature and can turn devices on or off (AC or heater) when a temperature threshold is met. Does something like this exist on the market? Asking because I live in a climate that gets...

They weren't drenched. I use a spray bottle to mist the top of the soil. I sprayed fewer times than normal because I thought I might've been spraying a little too much and came back to that result.

I'm assuming it's in some kind of shock, as all of my research has indicated that underwatered plants perk back up within a couple of hours of being given water. Edit: I took some pics. The first three are of the plant in question. I took a pic of the other plant for comparison, that one was...

It hasn't fallen over, it's still standing on the main stem. The leaves have gone impotent. I'll have to pull it out of the tent. Is that okay? It's supposed to be on the sleep schedule right now. Seedling is only about a week and a half old, like two inches tall.

Title. I underwatered it, opened the tent and the thing was drooped over. Gave it plenty of water, checked twelve hours later, still drooped over. I take it the thing's done, eh?

I read somewhere that if mycorrhizae isn't stored at a certain optimal temperature, it dies or degrades. If that is true, then those bags of potting soil with mycorrhizae left out overnight at department stores (where I live anyways) where temps can reach below freezing at night, and then...

I had heard it was 50/50 males and females, which I'd imagine would more than likely be closer to 60/40 males or females. Regardless, if this is the case, it makes my life/job a lot easier lol. xrdamianxr & curious2garden, thank you for this. I was wrong about that. As for the 2gallon pots...

1. Obtaining feminized seeds is my end goal. You need two female plants for that to work, I have ten regular seeds and a very limited amount of space to do this in. I'm more than likely going to get multiple male plants, I might as well put them to good use. I'd feel more secure if I had between...