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Northern lights is bullet proof. Chronic aka Supernova, is a very old award winning Northern Lights cross. Yields higher with all the same bullet proff of NL. THC above 20. Yield over 2 pounds a light. Can put more plants under a light. Very tight and straight up growing.

I'm talking teens and twenty something's in Stockton or most any city in the bay. Heard in Hawaii 45 years ago. Not the same. Lol. And he's back east.

I'm wondering how he has the time to be on here typing all that drivel. With owning the largest farm, the greatest hydro shop, the loudest pot and he types "brah" that finished it for me.. Huh brah??

Some strains. But the way I run my rooms I'm still getting over 2.5. 12 years ago, after growing for over 20, I could get over 2 once in awhile. I've gotten better. I've found things you've never tried. Don't guage me by others. I'm my own person. An IQ above rocket scientist. But I have ADD...

Bec Because my way is more time dependant and doesn't automate well. I'm working on it. With the Gavati ballasts that control the lumns with a separate controller or a computer program. And pot humidity sensors I'll have a running prototype to try next year. Still a lot of hands on work. I...

That strain, yes. I did say that. I also said I get between 2.5 and 4. Some won't do quite 2 but I run multiple strains under the same light. So it's always over 2.5.

Close enough. Lol. Makes them non usable. Close enough to dead.. I overstate and get called. I simplifie and get called..... Time for another hit.

Get the weight right. I said, I can and do 2.5lb per light plus. DW guys get more then that and nobody calls them a liar.

The good labs, which are most in Cali and I believe the other states where it's legal. So they inspect the bud for visual contamination. So they would report kief sprinkled. I've know some that inject it in the seed sack area. Losers and thieves are good at getting around tests. And when...

Reread what I said before. And you also said "most" and I know lower bud "can" have higher THC. But not usually. It happens when over feeding or other issues caused to the plant. So maybe more often since so many low level growers fuk up often. Hell I fuk up often and I know better... Like I...

I added silica to my queen palms one year. They usually grow about a foot a year. They had been going almost two for me because of the nutes I gave them. Then I added silica. WOW. 5 feet in a year and trunks more then doubled in size. And the pesky yellow on the tips of all palms in the states...

Simple explanation. I think I over talk when asked questions.... Lol

Depends on how you ask. No t doesn't add weight. Yes you will grow bigger buds because of what it does for your plant. I grow over 2.5lb a light. Always. Silica helps.

No problem.

I don't think they get that you just finished tieing off and messing with them. The stems look good and the leaves look just messed with. Keep going. I'm not a tier or most of the silly stuff done on here. But it's busy work.

I don't have those height issues. I run 5 gallon and put 9 under a 1000 in a 4.5'x4.5'. Can do in 4x4 but no sativa's.

What he said. But look up RootMaker pots. They make a hard plastic round root air trim pot in 1,3 and 5 gallon. They also make them in square 1 gallon pots. They air trim roots different then cloth bags. Keeps better control of side growing. Fit better then cloth and yield more. I've ran them...

Burmese, OG and Master Kush are all solid to run.

Your plant will grow faster and be healthier. And if your room goes south on you without notice, it will keep your plants alive in lots of different oh fuks. What it does is fills the stem and leaves with water that is bound to the silica. The nutes can flow through faster and get more growth...

Not benefit to higher temps. Much benefit with silica. Add it to water first and mix. Then other nutes. It kills other nutes in more concentrated form. Run 2-3 ml a gallon. Do one plant for two days and look at the difference. Side by side is the only way to tell. After two days you'll add to...