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Thanks for the inspiration thatguy. I can certainly relate to learning all about the craft of mj horticulture online. I got my start by following threads on that old forum, overgrow, some years ago.... My first grow was a slum dunk. The online mj community on the whole is great, thank to...

Clarification: Enter the amount of water you want to mix the nutes with-- it's the same number for soil as it is for hydro. So if you're only mixing five gallons of nutes for soil, enter "5". 5 gallon rez? Enter 5. OK? Any questions/criticism welcome

You want fan--ducting(little bit)--filter--ducting--cooltube It's easier to pull air than to push it.

Crystals. You want lots of crystals

Yep. Within a couple weeks. The hardest part: staying patient :)

Cal Mag, or epsom salts would be a good addition. They are sources of magnesium, which assists the plant with photosynthesis, plainly speaking. Your leaves will become really nice and green, provided the nutrient balance and ph are correct. You should also look into a few cheap sources of...

Nice little alcove you have situated there.

I can be beneficial, but unnecessary if you have healthy, vigorous plants. I've used Shultzes rooting powder-- you know, the cheap stuff-- and ph adjusted water, + plant and rockwool plug for 8 years. 99% grow legs within 10 days.

If you are 100% sure, REMOVE THEM NOW. But if you are a beginner at growing, which you undoubtedly are, you are more inclined to mistaking a slow developing female for a male. I've done it. We've all done it. If you just started flowering though, you do have a grace period, roughly 10-14...

Love those long ass sativa leaves.

Yeah- I second perlite. It's neutral on the PH. Tried and true soil amendment.

Never heard of this brand. I might add this line of nutes to my nutrient calculator (see below) if it's popular enough.

Looks good. Are you fishing for compliments...:0)

Hmm . I might add this line of nutes to my nutrient calculator. (See my signature) Fox Farm, from my understanding, only has one line of product with one formulation- not suitable for everyone's needs or conditions.

It may be dry on top, but what about the bottom? If it is soggy, then you let it ride. In fact, if I were you, i would pull the cubes out of the geolite and let them sit freely in a tray, in order to encourage the cubes to dry evenly-- This will coax seeker roots to poke out of the sides/bottom...