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My bad, I used to use an aero cloner but it had a dome. Your fresh cuttings do not have the ability to absorb water through stems like they can through the leaves under humid conditions. Just sayin, thats why look so sad and droopy. Stick a dome on there for a few hours and they will stand up...

looks great in general, for a 37 day into flower, summink aint right.

Of subject but don't take pics on ya I phone, they can be traced right back to you if they fall into wrong hands.

I recently switched to dutch pro line, so far so good. A+B veg and flower are cheap and have Ph buffers (good for newbs). Explode is a bit pricey but claims great things.

dont cut anything else, just get the humidity dome back on and they will be fine. You only need to cut leaves if the cutting cant hold the weight of all the leaf. close the vents on your dome and leave em.

Probably the burn coming through, the leaves will probably die. Just keep an eye on the new growth, that should be good.

I did a soil SCROG and pulled a fair few fan leaves as well as lollipopping, the little sweet leaves production went nuts and the buds weren't huge. Great for making oil but the weed itself was decidely average.

So plucking fan leaves on well veged plants seem to cause no problems, what about in a SOG. I veg for litterally 2-3 days to give roots time to work down to the flood level. I have 28 plants under each light, can anyone chirp in who has worked in similar conditions and likes a good pluck. You...

Nice plants, could snuggle up in them big fluffy ladies. Is that box of leaf just from 1 trimming?

I suppose I got to ask what light to weight ratios your hitting to give your experience / info some credability so to speak. Also "Rape" is an open quantity, one mans rape is another mans 4 play. Can you expand on rape.

I am currently onto my second hydro SOG (clone straight to flower F&D). The first yield was bang on in quality but I only averaged 1.5kg off 4 x 600w HPS. The setup was fully tuned in without problems but I didn't hit that illusive 1g / watt. 1g / watt is my goal and pulling my hair out trying...

2000+ cfms across 6kw of lights, straight through, PURE BAIT FOR THE COPTERS, YOU WILL GET CAUGHT. Too much heat firing striaght out your yard. Split your flower room in 2 and run 3kw opposite each other. Much easier to manange the heat of 3 kw, also wont scare the electric company.

if your only running a 1.2m x 1.2m tent at the moment and are looking to increase yield I would set up a second flowering tent. Your main flowering tent does not require a cutting / vegging room to keep it in fresh babies, that would be wasted time and money. If your current flowering tent was...

prop it up with canes + ties. Run strings from above to carry weight. Chop it down and start again, the damn things just to big.:sleep:

Bud blood is not a booster mate.... You use it in the first 2 weeks of flower, it reduces stretch, gives tight internodal spacing and promotes early flowering. Tried and tested, does what it says on the tin. I use it every grow. I know nothing about bud blaster. sorry.

Sometimes it aint worth seeking the cure, just bin it and start again. 9 weeks is loooooong time.

My advice over the fan is to go overkill and fit a controller. That way, if you change your design in the future that fan can be used anywhere. Go for a 720 cfm fan. I have a room full of crappy sugstandard / inadequate euipment that I never use..... ever. It may cost more but I promise you will...

Good point, wot dat man says. Also, OP, ya wont get away with just 1 fan and a Y on the filter and hoods. Ya need a fan for both, if ya can, stick a 720 cfm on the hoods and vent back into ya house if ya can. Plumes of hot air firing out of your roof under pressure will make you bait to the...

Spot on. The tubes don't need a filter as all air is clean, both in and out. Dont bother with the 110cfm fan exhausting veg room, just leave it as a passive inlet to flower tent.

Try curing your personal stash, it does make a big difference. Ya right though, why cure for X weeks if it goes straight out the door when dried.