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Short answer is, it depends. If your well water is soft enough you might not have an issue with unfiltered. Otherwise RO is the way to go. With unfiltered water there's a significant risk of a buildup of minerals.

That's what I'd do - just clean ph'd water. Every visible root puts out microscopic roots that are fragile and tear easily when transplanted. The plant doesn't get enough water. Just make sure you let it dry properly before you water again. Now I don't know how long it's been since you...

Fully water after a transplant.

Oh hell, what's new. The GOP always make a mess of things, then the Dems clean it up. Its a cycle.

I use scissors to chop the bud very finely, then spread on a cookie sheet. Put oven on low, open the door, and pull rack out as far as it will go. Put the cookie sheet on the rack, and check dryness every 10 minutes or so. It'll get warm, but make sure the cookie sheet doesn't get hot. You're...

I defoliate the tops of my plants, not the bottom. Buds grow when they get direct light. I'm an intermediate grower at best, so take it with a grain of salt. Plant looks healthy.

One's all it takes. Some DA tells your friend he'll get probation, or 10 years depending on how he answers the next question. And youre not going to kill anyone.

If I want it I have to pay $100-$120/quarter, and I tip $20. Sometimes its light. Sometimes it sucks. Ya.

You will have mold problems in the attic, but I'm guessing you already know that. Run hard ducting if you can, and seal it. I'd run the vent through the roof if you have the option. I've got a similar size room with same size 8" filter, but 550cfm fan. I can smell a very light sweet smell...

Keep in mind that new soil is loaded with nuets. Some soil is so 'hot' it will burn the plant even if you don't add a drop.

Four days into the flip, and the plants are growing like crazy, stretching, with pistils at all the internodes. Canopy is up at least 4" this week, and the net is almost full. Lots of budding sites, and is fairly even. If they keep this up for long, I'm going to have to do some hard core LST...

I meant to say I shortened veg time. Gonna go the full duration on flowering. Instead of saying 'pushed flowering ahead of schedule' I probably should have said 'pushed the start of flowering ahead of schedule'. The initial plan was to cull these five plants to the best two. Two of the...

This Grow Boss character constantly gives bad advice, even when not related to products he's pushing.

Are you drawing fresh air in from your house? Not sure where you're at. Turn the thermostat down. If you're in an area where it's still warm, bringing in outside air would be okay. Is it 85 at the plant tops, or is that ambient? 85 at plant tops is borderline, but workable.

Oh, BS. Any law that allows people in authority to take discretion is ripe for abuse. And this particular law is abused by people in power every day. I'll raise my own kids, and don't need you aor the government telling me how to do it. Your desire to control other people is fucked up. Mind...

Keep in mind you can LST without a net. I used to use strings and weights all the time. Doesn't work as good as a net, but is completely adequate. It just takes more effort, and you'll have to string them 'up' once they start getting heavy. But that's a good problem to have. Just to clarify...

First, don't worry about leaves taking nutrients. Nutrients are cheap. The primary reason I prune is to allow light to reach shaded areas where buds are growing (in flowering), and to allow lower potential bud sites to get light which encourages them to grow (during veg). You only need to do...

It is, but that 'disorderly conduct' law is a bullshit 'catch all' law, that only applies to people who can't afford a lawyer. There's places in this country where you could get a disorderly conduct fine for a 'question authority' bumper sticker. Dissing order by thumbing your nose at power is...

I'm thinking about 1.25 - 1.5 lb. I'm pretty sure I can do 2 to 2.5lbs, but I pushed flowering ahead of schedule. I've got no smoke! This is just the practice run, anyhow. Next time I'm running better quality.

I'm using RO water. I've seen magnesium deficiencies. They need calmag. RO water has very little buffer - it's about as low as it gets. The soil runoff (the one time I checked) was at 6.4. I'm going to stick with watering at ph 6.6.