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Yes. The plant will grow taller with skinny buds and your overall yield will suffer.

Mercury vapor is the type of lights that were used for streetlights many years ago. Not very good for growing because it doesn't provide enough of the right kind of light spectrum. While they do provide a little of the blue spectrum, MV also produces too much heat to get very close to a plant...

Maybe your getting light interruption in your dark cycle.

There's no point in doubling your weight if you got to triple the space to do it. No branches all buds!

6 inch sqaure pots will give you 4 per square foot. A taller pot will give you more root space You'll want to be using clones and flower right away. Look forward to seeing your sea of green.

Ive had no problems with watering or with the disc needing to be cleaned, whatsoever. Also i water alot less, now that its not all evaporating from the top of the soil.

That's the idea.. no branches, all bud!

yep you'll get a joint or two per plant. very nice sunnyd!

Not worth buying, they suck. Too hot and the wrong spectrum

3 liters is perfect for the size of the cd.

the soil looks dry.

No problem, its a common genetic trait with some strains.

the most important thing is humidity and temp.

Need water!!

The cd can be a pain to cut unless you have a band saw. be careful!

The 5/8" hole is large enough for medium sized plants, i havent had any problems yet. If you wanna grow them larger just place a few in the pot, like in the second photo.

I'm trying to sell you the truth, at a cut rate price.

do not use club soda!! it has salt in it. use (sodium free) seltzer water. watering with it, is not effective, the roots use oxygen not co2. it should be sprayed on the leaves

you can also use poly mono-filament mesh. look up overseas wholesalers, and ask for some samples of the micron size your looking for. get all the free mesh you need. dont use multi-filament..

It keeps the soil moist, the roots can use the whole container and grow right up to the surface, also helps maximize the lumen's by reflecting the light back towards the plant. Two week old Dingleberry clone.