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There is another part that is just as satisfying. Most of our lives are spent consuming. The ability to produce something is rare. Having a large stack of firewood, food you have grown and stored, herbs you have dried. I think these are also in our psyche and create a sense of "satisfaction"...

I think being "obsessed" with plants is a advantageous survival trait that is passed on genetically. Not long ago being obsessed with plants meant a better chance of survival. That "satisfaction of being with plants" feeling is a reward mechanism. It keeps you coming back.

It is an evolving field. I am sure some labs do better than others and it is not easy to do it correctly. I also dont base my strain choices on lab analysis. Give it a few years. Breeders will be using labs to help in breeding selections.

I dont flush my plants. That is for you nute-salt based growers. Got to get the salt out. I deal with proteins that breakdown into amino acids like bloodmeal.

These are test results from analytic 360. This is where the hype dies down. http://analytical360.com/testresults Out of all the strains tested only two tested at 30% Sinmint Cookies & 9LB Hammer.

"I don't know what kind of dehumidifier or if you can set it any lower but doing so to allow for a slightly faster drying time might be ideal". What is ideal? "Do you trim large fan leaves before or after the drying process"? I take the large fan leaves off and feed them to earthworms. "Do...

You can raises the humidity by watering the floors. Especially if they are concrete. They absorb the water and give it back as humidity as the floor is heated by the lights and room temp, swamp cooler would do it. Some people use misters spread around the room. Often a room controller can turn...

I had a mouse chew thru my Kimbo Kush clone. Made me aggravated. I bought 3 traps and peanut butter. Caught 7 mice and cloned what was left.

I hang my plants in a dark room @60F and dehumidifier set to 60. I leave it for ~10days or so. What can I do to improve my drying situation?

I fix the scope so it wont move and set it to rough height. Then use a deck of cards to shim to a sharp image. Take the pic thru software so nothing moves.

Really wish this forum had a dislike button. Tired of trash talkin. Would tone down the rhetoric when your inbox is full of dislikes.

"beneath him to use the same male as me". Every field has it's complainers and wanna be elites. Your lips are moving and you're complaining about something. That's whinging. The Hound GoT

I dont know to be honest.

Go to Low Depo's and head over to cleaning supplies. They have these thing that look like night lites. Except they are full of fragrant oil. $5. Plug it in and wait a few moments. Some have a dial to increase oil rate.

@Jp.the.pope got a strain name on that LC cross?

Longtime DIYer. Nice work on a low budget. Somethings I would do if it was my build. Trim up those metal ends, rods and tape them. They will cut me and/or the tent. Tidy up the wires so they dont get yanked. Try some self-tapping metal screws make it easy to put together.

@ GroErr they really are helpful and make you grow a better garden than you could without. There is also a chill factor included. I am at a movie or club. I check and see everything is "normal". Peace of mind is worth a lot.

There is a method of one hour of cold before the lights come on keeps them stocky. Florists use the technique.

A temp/hum gauge is different than a data logger. I have become a fan because it alerts me when conditions get out of wack. Getting real data about your grow in easy to read graphs. Is more useful than most of the reading you can do on these forums.

"Wonder if I could do the outside and spray some kind of sealant on that to keep from that happening. Hmmm...lol thanks for the insight" QUIKRETE® Foam Coating (No. 1219-81 - gray, 1219-82 - white) is a polymer-modified, fiber-reinforced Portland cement based rigid coating for use over rigid...