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can you veg and flower in the same room? that's the best case scenario for scrog. if not, veg a little longer, and try to keep the branches clean, especially the bottom 60%.

Hey Cherry, in regards to growing, the more experience you have under your belt, the smoother your grows will be. I have seen people trying to do really big grows with no experience, spending thousands of dollars, only to be left empty handed when harvest time comes because they don't know...

Hey Florida Friends, I am a local real estate agent, and I would love to help you guys find your next spaces. I know its tough to find the perfect place, yet alone be able to ask the landlord to allow growing on site. I will do the research and bring you a list of spaces that fits your needs...

I understand its really stupid to ask for spaces, because it opens doors to get robbed, but I am looking for a space and I am hoping someone discreet can message me and we can chat. It would be great if the space was around the Boston, cambridge, watertown, brighton, allston, jamaica plane...

Hello Rhode Island patients! I hope everyone's grow is going well and your ladies are looking greener than ever. I just wanted to introduce myself. I am a long time member of the Mmj community, since 2008 in Rhode Island. I am currently living in Boston and have formed a team, building rooms of...

Hello Boston patients! I hope everyone's grow is going well and your ladies are looking greener than ever. I just wanted to introduce myself. I am a long time member of the Mmj community, since 2008 in Rhode Island. I am currently living in Boston and have formed a team, building rooms of any...

You have to match your fitting with the pump size. If you use small tubes and too big of a pump, water will fill the bucket faster than it can drain into the next, and you will have overflows

Hey drift, I would suggest you move that water chiller outside of your room and hose them. 1. That thing produces alot of heat. 2. The heat is directly hitting your main reservoir and your bucket. Also, that chiller seems pretty small, what is the size? Everything else looks fantastic. Very...

The more holes you put in your buckets, the more chances for spillage. Once one joint is loose, the whole system will empty. Ask around for flood stories and you will get some scary stories. You ever think about growing in a big, like 30 gallon dwc buckets?

LivingCanvas said it pretty well. pH damage will rarely show if you maintain your reservoir changes. The best thing you can do for yourself is to take a step back and look at your process for which you change your reservoir. Take the steps and make then as easy as possible. Add long hoses with...

Sorry for the delay. The picture is of the day I flipped the lights. Right now I am 4 days in. Got a water chiller added, 1/2 hp. Ill update with more pictures soon.

This link is very expensive, but if you want to do just 1 or 2 buckets, and there is nothing near you, its only 39.99 free shipping. http://www.ebay.com/itm/PowerGrow-6-5-Gallon-Deep-Water-Culture-DWC-Hydroponic-Bucket-System-Kit-/161022375608?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&var=&hash=item257dae76b8 This...

Great work man, Very clean! I am subbed in for the ride!

1. People say hydro is not friendly for new growers. In my opinion, its the opposite. With soil, people tend to overfeed, and once the soil has too much nutrients, the only way to assure the plant is not hurt is to flush the container. To flush a 5gallon container properly in soil, you really...

To each his own. Everyone I have encountered prefers indoor medicine than outdoor. I don't mean to offend, but the general consensus on outdoor growing is "the lazy mans grow", where as indoors is "Clean Medicine". I can only suggest to stay classy and stay indoors.

My base nutrients are House and Gardens Aqua Flakes A+B. Its very good in flowering, but lacks a few things in veg. Drip clean from House and Gardens for salt build up. Flora Nova as main pk boost, and 2 sub pk boosts from same company. Diamond black for humic acid. Cal Mag, every feed.

Yes, 2'' is a good size to work with. How big is your water pump? I would say the biggest factor that should hint at what size pipe you should use is the amount of water in the system. If it is just 3-4 buckets, 2'' is certainly good to work with. Anything after 6 buckets, or in other terms 50...

I tried the same thing, with 5gal black circle buckets. It worked, no leaks, but the tubing was so small that not enough water was circulating. I would deff do it again if I were you, but with square or rectangle buckets rather than the circles. but from experience, I prefer 5gal buckets by...

Yes, in that neighborhood. Sometimes more, sometimes less.

I love the 5 gallon buckets. They are easy to maintain. Much easier than the UC's so far. I have extra buckets, fill up the bucket all the way, nute it, and swap it with the current bucket. Every swap, the bucket that the plants sit in is always almost empty, so half of the load is light.