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Splint - Just have fun with it bro. I can pop over a couple threads and feel the same way, humble, when I see some of the grower operations. Most are friendly and share their experiences with newer growers. Just got to ask. Once you have smoked your own grown herb, you get the bug and it's hard...

Slip...Yeah man, nice job. I know the work involved in the two pictures you posted. Looking good and ready for another run. That skunk looks like it's dripping in sticky goodness. :eyesmoke:

^^^ great actor. I'm going to miss his work. PSH (1967–2014)

Yeah, winter is cake. Summer temps are killer on these small grow cabs. I tried a small custom cfl fixture last year with six cfls and was surprised at how much heat it was giving off. You remember this, still have it for clones, vegging, or backup.

Hint: newbs don't need extra CO2. The benefits are seen by experienced users in high production grows. Many posts on RIU about CO2, but rarely do I see any huge impact at harvest time. My advice, place your time your time and effort in lighting, soil, temps, and food. These areas have the...

Area 51 LED lighting. 160s cover 2' x 3' and the 190s 3' x 3' at max lumols. See my sig for complete LED grow. Either way you will need multiple panels depending on how much coverage you want in the tent. You might post the questions in the LED lighting section for more advice from LED...

Yeah good advice Fir3. You have to plant more seeds to get the females you need for your grow. I have limited grow space 2' x 3' and I can't afford to have any males taking up space. I buy all feminized seeds to max my time and effort. Mother Nature can be a real bitch, time of the month...

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Follow the feed schedule or the direction on the bottle. You can usually go to the vendor's website to locate a feed schedule. Mine was every third watering and then second watering as plants matured. Here again, less is more. Don't want to burn them so start out small and increase. Dark green...

Yeah, I will post up a thread when I get into build mode. Here is what it looks like completed and $6000 later. I have the Guide Book purchased, just have to keep moving forward and making progress where I can. http://www.theelectricbrewery.com/the-complete-guide-to-building-your-brewery...

Thanks man, just sharing the success and failures I've had at the hand of Mother Nature. Peeps on RIU have saved my ass more than once, grateful they're here. Top pic: Left side AK47, Right side Pineapple Express Bottom pic clockwise: Lower left bag seed, Sour Kush, Blue Og, White Lavender...

No kidding brother. Amazing where we are, but progress is slower than molasses on a cold, cold day. :mrgreen:

Yeah, that plant looks fine. I would definitely add some amendments to you soil to improve drainage. Perlite: Perlite is a volcanic rock that has been heated and expanded to become a lightweight, white material. Perlite is sterile and pH-neutral. When added to a soil mix, perlite can improve...

B166- Man, you got the mexi-seed dialed in, plants looking happy and green. Yeah, a lot of strains can't handle the heavy nutes to early, if ever. Only problem with growing several new strains is you have to get to know the plant and what it likes vs. being on auto pilot for something you grow...

All yellow means the seedling has consumed the nutrients from the coty leaves. Time to think about feeding, low dose 1/2 or 1/4 of what's on the bottle. Looks like this?

Well, this is what a 10 day seedling looked like on my last grow. That should give you an idea. 20 days

First grow: 400w HID MH/HPS, 4 plants, organic bagged soil, bottled organic nutes (Roots Organics Grow & Bloom), 3 gal plastic containers, no trimming natural grow. yield 2.25 oz per plant Upgrades: LED Area 51 160w, up to six plants per grow, 1-3-5gal Geopots with Velcro seams, bagged...

Pics help with getting correct answers. It's sounds about right maybe a little behind in growth. The seedling is growing very quickly under the soil. The main root is driving down to the bottom of the container and spreading. Make sure the moisture conditions are good in the container with...

Tough crowd. Looking at the pics I'd say you are ready to harvest (receded hairs, mostly brown, hitting the breeder recommended 8 weeks). As others have stated, invest in a loop or scope to check the trichs and avoid the urge to trim. Gardening is a learned skill and you will see improvements...