Recent content by ryryman43

He isn't talking about flushing, he is talking about curing. You cure to remove the rest of the chloryphyll. Flushing removes the nutrients from the soil and plant.

if you want a cheap system harbor frieght has some cheap drip systems.

But sometimes we get snow around halloween, wouldn't that kill the plants?

Just stick a thermometer under the lights. When the temps stick around 75-85 degrees F then you know your distance is good.

Its actually a big bud plant.

Here are a couple more Here is the whole plant with other colas

i guess its so oddly shaped because of the shape of the cola.

Here are a few more pics.

Just that one bud looks weird the other two are normal. This cola had a surge of leaf growth. I counted like 30 leaves in 2.5 inches.

This plant was a triploid so I decided to top it. It now has a very strange looking bud on one of the three colas. The stem is a retangular shape not circular. I know it almost looks photoshoped but I can get more pics.

The space is 3'X9' with some odd ceilings. So I think a light mover might not work for my situation

I use pro-mix for potting and seedlings. It seems to work great.

Here is the grow room almost 100% done. Filled with some plants now. I also have a video here: MVI_0007.avi

O yea it was the good shit. It is the thickest stickyiest duct tape at home depot. It also said it was all weather and it was ul listed(not sure what that means).

Right now I have 2 150w mh and 1 75w hps, but I am probably going to get 2 400w hps's.