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thx legally.. good idea i use chains os easy to mark

well i found out that you really want to use brewers yeast as the backers yeast ferments to alchol pretty fast. I put 1/3 of envelope, per 1/2 gallon of water w/ 2 cups of sugar. I think if i did it again i would do the binegar drip. gl with it

It’s as simple as that! When it comes to the height of your plant grow lights, it’s as easy as using the back of your hand. If it’s too hot for you, it’s too hot for your plants Lol.. "cool" pun intended ;-) thx ddowmed

Good to know thx, I used ebay twice now and the second light gets here today.., thankfuly neither from that seller.. +reps.. ty. So you didnt use paypal ?

Well things are moving along quite nicely for my grow room as of late. I had harvested a beautiful purple buddha and have since decided it was worth the time and money to upgrade eventually to grow 3 rooms housing 10 plants in each room and harvest perpetually 1 room every 5 weeks. Seedling...

Okay, so I'm upgrading my grow room a bit and my veg used to be 7 - 4 foot flouro tubes.. just hung a 400 watt Mh over em and I realized a touch of leaf scald after about a day and a half just starting.. So how far should the light be placed above the plant tops? Just a note, tommorrow I am...

perhaps some carbon in a nylon stretched, filled, and attached over the outside sealing the edges with good ol duct tape ?? just a perhaps.. never tried it lol. but interested to know what you decide on. ;-)

move your lights further away or sometning I think your problem is definately heat..

I get on this site and check up on all my "over-medicated" friends lol

You may also wish to search ebay for your lights as I picked up a similar 400 watt hps / mh with both bulbs complete with hood for $160

WEll of the two systems listed the second is the better choice in my opinion. the main reason why is based soley on the fact that the second one has a remote ballast meaning it doesnt have to be a source of heat for your plants in the small space your considering. As for how many plants you can...

One thing you can do to speed the germ process of these and any other seeds with hard seed coats, like alfalfa and clover, is a process known in the seed processing industry as scarifying. All you need to do is to rub the seed lightly, and i stress lightly, on a piece of emery cloth or emery...

Well just like to add that if your looking to give your seeds that little bit of a head start germinating..., yes, soak them prior to planting , but also do like they do in the seed industry with hard coated seeds like alfala or clover and scarify them first. Very simply put run them lightly...

And welcome to the jungle all you first time growers.. glad to have you and feel free to add me to your contacts.., AS God slave said the heat is important but dont roast those seeds.. I use a heating pad from an old waterbed.. you can find em in junk stores sometimes for a couple bucks...

Nice start.., What strain ?? Montana here w/ med.., what state u in ??

Keep a close eye for those hairs that scream female.. The left branch in pic 3 is the one that would lead me to believe male at this point but still a bit early..

Take a look at the color spectrum you are buying this is what ultimately makes the difference high in red and yellowfor flowering and budding, high in blue for veg. Thats what your paying more for and also a bt more for lumens I suppose

Well, its possible to remove though not a very good idea as the mortality rate of that type of procedure has to be quite high. One thing you can do to speed the germ process of these and any other hard seed coat is a process known in the seed processing industry as scarifying. All you need to...

My 400 watt hps/mh show up today !! Ordering the 1000 watt tomorrow

:leaf:My 400 watt hps/mh show up today !! Ordering the 1000 watt tomorrow !!