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Ive not got you ... Physics 101 got you. Dont need additional research, I paid close attention at school.... Im only making statements of facts on here, If you disagree youre welcome to point out any inaccuracies, I doubt youll find one though. peace

How about this statement ........All matter in the Universe both absorbs and reflects light ..... including mirrors. so technically youre both wrong.

If it's not a fad it's a novelty : fad and novelty mean the same thing , dont they?? just symantics. Either way I disagree. why go to the (commonly) risky lengths to set up a grow only to see a much reduced yield or qualitatively-reduced smoke? Seems like a waste of time debating it (as well...

oh... more direct answer to your question is : with only 6 hours of light at this stage they will continue growing upwards to look for light and become stringy. 18 - 24 hours once the first fan shaped leaves appear is good... but remember to manage any heat buildup

I would wait a few days (maybe a week) before putting new sprouts under a HPS light. They really dont need that much light to start with, and should be ok with natural light untill they are a little stronger. The HID lighting will promote vertical (stringy) growth but I like bushy plants...

Super job ... these auto AK's look great. ... I grew and then cloned a few serious seeds AK's and they were doing fantastic (oh, they smelled great!) then I got busted by the cops (my stupidity). your autos are interesting, gonna keep watching this one.

Not well said AT ALL! FACT 1: Ruderalis IS Cannabis. FACT 2: Cross breeding with the Ruderalis and Sativa/Indica strain HAS resulted in the strong and tasty phenotypes. These 'desirable' plants are kept for reproduction with other 'good' crosses which eventually result in stable plants with...

ok ... heres my 2 pence worth... 1. Not all mirrors are 'shite'. It depends on the material from which the material is made from. Mylar is v.reflective and used in many commercial/home growrooms. 2. Glass mirrors absorb or reflect the different wave lenghts of the electromagnetic spectrum in...