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any news on those glow panels man? been looking at them for a while now

well im not exactly sure, but i would say the benefit would be with your roots. when roots are sitting in water (or wet soil) they dont keep stretching to find water because they are in it. if your soil dries all the way out fsat, then your roots will constantly be stretching downwards in search...

well throw up a pic or two if you want a definite yes or no, but as a rul of thumb you want about 50% of your trichomes to be milky or amber and you want the red hairs to be in the majority while the white hairs begin to receed back. they will look different once there done, the frostier leaves...

i might say that there being a little under fed as the problem, not in all elements but maybe just a few. have you been adding in trace elements such as calcium and magnesium as well as maganease? you wont need much of those trace elements if used in conjuction with a standard NPK but without...

definatly invest in an inline fan to keep those temps down, ecoplus has a good price and product for fans. you can hook a carbon scrubber up to one end (in) and have it push the air through your light (inline cooler needed) and right outa the room. ALSO just a side note, but if your using tap...

fox farm is still top of the line, i myself use a few of the HUMBOLT NUTRIENTS lines as well as GREAT WHITE which is microorganisms that help your roots develop super fast and strong. im sure someone else can have more info on it though, this is just what iv been using

hah ya wish my parents read this

its most likely just genetics man, as long as theres no symptoms of a problem your fine. think of it like when you were in 3rd grade, all of the kids in your class werent the same height just because of there genetics, and your plants are no different. each one has its own groove to get into...

or you can always invest in a better inline fine. you need to be completly exchanging all the air in your chamber at least 5 times an hour to keep things cool

apart from using an a/c sytem you can put a pane of glass in the top that keeps the light in a seperate space than where the plants are but this migt only give you 4-5 degrees difference. if your willing to drop some dough than a good set of super leds will completely eliminate all of your heat...

yep i spoke with a rep, theyconfirmed the 3 watt chips and the power output for me. they are however manufactered in china, which i hear is sketchy sometimes, but all the info they gave me seemed to check out. its 660nm, 460nm and is just under $500 bucks without shipping

damn, didnt know it was gona take half the page lol

hey man, thinkin about getting this new apollo led, just wanted to get your thoughts on it first http://www.cidly.com/UpLoadFiles/apollo/16.jpg

ya the pro grow 180s are great from what i hear. iv never used them, but hoss12478 saved my ass by pushing me away from shitty glow panel leds and towards those. he says he uses a few of them, as one will only be enoughg for 1-3 plants, but he said they work amazingly and theres almost no heat...

ya man i actually have seen the studies that prove music does positivley influence plant growth and development. however not the metal part lol. i love metal, but itsa not as good for the planties. the studies showed that soft classical music played for a few hours a day and always at the same...

very useful, +rep

does the soil your using have nutes premixed into it? cause if it does and your still adding nutes, especially a 20-20-20, then what you could be seeing is the beggining of a over feeding problem. when plants are so small the require little water and less nutrients. id suggest laying off the...

also any hydroponic store will sell an inline ducting silencer. its a metal tube but the inside is filled with that matress padding foam. the sell em in any port size and i can say from experiance that they work great!!

cool, i grow in soil and i do use basic chemical based ph up and down. i do like the sound of the lime instead though, i have to check and reestablish my ph every time i water with my curent method so i wouldnt mind a natural element that controls the work for me. thanks for all the info man...

so in your opinion it wouldnt just be better to start watering them on the correct feeding program but with water that is at the best PH for soil (6.4)? im still relativley new to this but i feel like why throw ph to the wind? its easy and takes no extra steps to stagger it down and will help...