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What have you got to lose? A couple of 5 week old plants? What have you got to gain? Knowledge. Experience. Do it! See what happens.

I don't care what he does in private. That dude is pretty fucking brilliant.

Last grow, my plants were super bushy. To prevent mildew, I took a risk and stripped all the lower fan leaves after stretch. I left 2 sets of fans below the topmost bud on each branch. They were sufficient to continue photosynthesis and it reduced transpiration so my grow closet didn't get too...

I don't know what a peat packer is. I pack fudge. Does that count?

Sorry for derailing your thread but sometimes a bee crawls up my butt and I get 'ornery. Newbs gonna be newbs. I was. You were. We all were at some point. I'm just not sure "stop mixing peat and coco" is either a valid or a helpful statement. @PadawanWarrior saw it coming from the first post...

Go to the dollar store (or the supermarket or Walmart) and buy a couple of re-useable fabric shopping bags. They do the job. Cook and grow, bro.

Me either. Better pissed off than on I guess. Beautiful. I dated a girl who wanted to be pissed on. What am I gonna do? Say no?

Ambidexterity has its advantages.

QUOTE="MICHI-CAN, post: 15990757, member: 1035783"] Here is a current experiment do to this very topic. White widow autos. Same start. Left is forum based soil mix. Right is coco/peat and amendments. 21 days from germ. A new grower 1000 miles away testing my mix. I believe the results and mine...

Channeling my inner asshole here.... Thread should have been named, "You're Doing it Wrong!!!"

I'm curious, what does incompatible mean? To me incompatible means i want sex every day and my (now ex) wife would be okay with once a year. The peat in Promix is Canadian Sphagnum.

This grow is part recycled media, part fresh Promix (mostly cause i wanted to increase the amount of peat/coco in the mix), part backyard compost + a couple of handfuls of organic amendments. I haven't yet taken the leap of faith into no-till. I know you've seen my prior posts so i think you...

Hmmmm.... I use a Promix product that contains both peat and coco as part of my soil mix and have no problems. Three grows now with continuous improvement as I gain experience. What am I doing wrong?

Low maintenance mix. Sub irrigate and walk away. Not for folks who like to mess with their plants on a daily basis. 1/3 Organic supersoil. 1/3 Backyard compost. 1/3 Peat based potting mix. Whatever Promix I can find at the local big box store. A couple extra handfulls of perlite. Yeah, I know...

Unless they're in a cold environment, I'd worry less about heat and humidity than I would about light and stink. Is this your first grow? Will keeping your plants in 100% darkness be a problem? If the plants are autoflower, no problem. If they're photoperiod, you'll have to get close to 100%...

Not sure if this has been posted before but always deserves another spin.

How well the tent holds heat and humidity will depend in large part on how much air is exchanged. How well is your tent sealed for light and - if it's an issue where you are - odor?

Congratulations on AZ prop 207 and on your first grow. Cold frame them and see what happens. What have you got to lose except a couple of seeds? What have you got to gain except experience?

I concur with Jimbo. Start feeding low dose. Coco has zero nutrients. I grow in soil but germinate in rapid rooters and I precharge the rapid rooters with 1/4 strength nutrients.