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Dude go for it!! i would like to learn other methods man..

:leaf: Made a economical and low budget hyrdroponic system with the help of my Job. Which is Irrigation specialist. This requires some knowledge of irrigation and sprinkler skills, but its not hard very simple, and economical in these tuff times... Ask question??? I am open to share information...

YEah man your right on the money.. Looks like way too much water.. i recommend you get a water meter or just use your fingers, remember roots need air to breath too.. even if the soil is a little dry thats ok dont worry, your plants should never be drooping even when light are off... yeah i use...

Sorry to say Brother but it's a MALE. not a Hermie so if your not going to cross breed it! i recommend you "chop it down" so the pollen doesnt get around your grow area and turn your later crops into HERMIES or MAles you might want to start disenfect the area from pollen.

Yeah i have heard that from people but i not sure! But from my research it looks like it shouldnt, most likely not affect the clone, beacuse the clone takes the exact same traits and genetics its given. I also have come across some articles that mention to grow a mother from seed, for best...

Whats the best way to preserve a long lasting mother plant? Im thinking semi large [3-5] gal bucket. Shouldnt be root bound for a long time. Ask any other questions guys! Keep in veg. grow room under MH / or Flourecent lights she should be producing great clones for a while about a year to...

Whats up^ guys..... Good to see some Inland people on here.. hope too hear from you sooon?

Hey man i recommend from my point of view to just try it out. It takes a little more than a first try to get it going. Learn how plants grow and watch them. Do some hands on work it takes time so be ready to commit. You will have too spend a few more bucks man unfotunately thats how the cookie...