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I typed up a really long reply last night but it didn't post evidently :( I would just let them veg for 5 weeks and then put them in the flowering room, it'll be a pain to constantly drain to waste especially if it might flood again but you'll have a better end product. as for cloning them I...

I'm not sure exactly what your trying to do? it sounds like what I'm doing with my 3 tables which is a perpetual garden but you started them all at the same time? growth from the flowering period should be pretty much linear if you use the right nutrients so if you start them off with less light...

I'm not sure of playing music for them but there was a study done where a man entered a garden appearing to be normal. then he ripped a plant out of the garden and stomped it to smithereens. scientists had put sensors on the plants and when he stomped on the plant the other plants freaked out...

I bought my lights before I knew about the emerson effect which is a legitimate study about the effect of multiple wavelengths. adding 740nm increases trichome production whether it's by increased photosynthesis or by stressing the plants with near IR I'm not sure. I'm not sure of the whole cops...

hello everyone, i'm new to the thread and didn't have time to read all 345 pages :) it's good to see this thread is so big though. I have hydrogrow led's and love em' I'm about to outfit my room with a bunch more of them and I was wondering if anyone knew of combining the emerson effect...

just start bending all the tall growth to 90 degrees (incrementally, ove a day or so) which will stunt the colas and let the other buds catch up and then repeat. if you start running into heat problems (which it sounds like you will) put an extra fan blowing air between the light and the plants...

mixing fogponics with another method is the best (NFT is my favorite). just run the fog nonstop and run your other source on a timer. check out Nutramist foggers, they feature teflon coated transducers to limit clogging and down time. running a dryfogger (less than 10 microns when atomized) will...