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Have that one and another, etekcity or something. They both work very well and are about as cheap as they come.

2 is better than 1.

I use banana peel tea with epsom salt as soon as I see swollen calyxes.

A 3 month veg and you'll only fit 1-2 plants in the flowering tent lol. Vegging for 3 months and then cloning to veg for another 3 months is a slow perpetual grow. You wind up with nice yields with a longer wait but if you have a problem with a grow it gets compromised. The other way, you pull...

I would just run 2 clones from each mother for a 2 week veg (get them nice and vigorous), put the mothers and 1 clone (keeping one clone in veg) from each into flower, take 2 cuttings from the mothers at 2 weeks into flower and root them. Then veg those monstercropped cuttings for 2 weeks...

With established plants it won't last long. It's just preference really. Just a thought. Happy growing.

I only have positive things to say about it. Haven't found a negative yet. Allows for more spread out dark periods, ideal for feedings. Maintains a more even temp throughout the day. Humidity is much easier to regulate. My temps and humidity stay almost the same all the time.

Got the Galaxyhydro 300W. As far as I'm concerned, it works just fine in veg. Training recovery time was non-existent. Transplanted without a hitch. All the plants seem to be loving it. I'm going to try to plan out an accurate head to head against an 18/6 in the future. Fwiw, I'm probably...

Absolutely. I can't say I've found a negative to coco at all. Moisture control, quick drying, good for aeration, breaks down in soil and acts as a buffer, super easy clean up, 100% natural and reusable... What's not to love?

I was using a bubble cloner but it took a shit. Switched to aero since I have extra pumps. I expand with well water haha. I only put a shot glass size of coco in the center of the pot and the rest is the mix. As far as I'm concerned, coco is the shit though.

If you have compost left, you won't need bottled nutes. Looking good though.

I run organically. Composting soil and the coco helps aerate and breaks down nicely. I won't even touch vermiculite or perlite anymore. I germ in coco too.

Ok. I was just wondering. Seems like a waste if you don't in my opinion. I just let the pots sit in kitty litter tubs and soak up the rest as it dried. Haven't run straight coco in a while though. I just amend my soil with it now.

Do you let your coco soak up the runoff? A lot of folks that run coco seem to pass that up. Just curious.

Haven't grown it yet, but smoke wise... Super Lemon Haze. It was UNFUCKINBELIEVABLE! Best stuff I've ever smoked. Smelled like lemon, tasted like lemon, and the high was ridiculous. Lasted about 3 hrs and was an intense mindfuck the entire time. That's if you like sativa I guess.

Such a waste of genetics and money. Especially when you buy 20 seeds at $10-$20 a pop and get 1 or 2 keepers. Hell, there's certain phenos that people would kill for if not pay a hefty price for a clone. Spot on about customers too I imagine. One day it's really good, the next it's shit. I'd...

It's not quantity at all. 3% nitrogen by weight/volume is 3%. It is the quality that determines the concentration to add. 1/4 tsp of one 3-1-2 solution can be way different than the same of another solution. They both contain the same amount but one can be much weaker/stronger. Much easier to...

It definitely could.

As long as you're certain. It's best to do it with a razor blade and tweezers so you don't bust the sac.

Finally got it. Had to go to the computer. It's blurry but it does look like they could be balls. If you're certain they are, you can pick them off. You'll probably encounter more though. Just try to pick them as you see them.