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In all fairness I won't guess, but responded to subscribe to thread.

Probably better to start a new plant, repotting is not going to help with any of the stressors its had.

what he said

You are only going to lose light you don't have to with your sleeve. You can place a cfl within a couple of inches of the part of the plant you want to get light, so no need for the sleeve.

Thanks. Co2 at 1450 ppm at 11 am this morning with 100% reused yeast so the costs are going to come down dramatically. I'm writing up the formula, directions and final economics - should be ready by the end of the week.

. Plus rep for digging that up.

I'd vote for killing them

Portable ac are not up to the task of cooling that many 1000 watt lights. Want you want is a mini split system, but it has to be professionally installed

check out the grow room tutorial in my signature below

unfortunately sucked big time. But on the positive side came home to some phenomenally good looking plants cared for the first time by my nephew. Life evens out if you just give it time.

You've got 140,000 lumens from that light and you want seven to ten thousand lumens per square foot of growing space, so about 20 square feet or less. Check out the grow room tutorial in my signature below

No, it won't. The lights you have on in the house will keep it from flowering. It needs 12 hours of continuous complete darkness each day.

1. You can flower anytime you want. The longer you wait the larger the plant and the greater the yield, within reason. 2. No way of telling. Not much if you flower now. 3. 8 to 12 weeks 4.a couple of days up to a couple of weeks

you are going to have to vent outside the closet - both 1. your cool tube and 2. either another vent for the tent itself or for an ac exhaust. There is no other way.

Agreed it would be good but difficult to set up a good control. I'll work on it. Back home and restarted co2 at 2pm using only used yeast. 1000 ppm at 5 pm. :-?

this didn't sound right when posted but it took me awhile to get around to it. sorry, this is another myth. for example, my light meter had 1,750 lumens per square foot next to a leaf and 150 lumens per square foot underneath it. it may very well be true that the chlorophyl only absorbs 15%...

took me awhile to put together the diagram: you cut off one leaf from each node, starting at the bottom and working your way around the plant until you reach the node you topped/fimmed.

So, I'm: Fully treated with my best available med, Dead on my ass from driving over 800 miles in 13 hours Extremely pissed at ms. Rat, But is it just possible that there has been some gross miscommunication about this pruning method? I was thinking back to UB's comment about no main...

You are trying to get a response from a three year old thread. Read the co2 myths link in my signature below.

Looking forward to some more results. Thanks for trying this out.