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T-diff is the biggest thing here for sure. It can also be manipulated to control how fast the plants grow and how big they'll end up. The point of diminishing returns on the veg cycle is 18/6. Anything past that first 18 hours a day is way less efficient. Low light levels or a lack of blue, or...

I think this is probably the longest single sentence I've ever seen.

You should get a feel for how light the pot gets just before the plant starts to wilt. That's when you water.

You can set up a closed loop ducting air from the house into the hoods and back again. No cross contamination from the room that way. But honestly I can't imagine a good properly sized filter not doing the job. My exhaust was right about nose level from my garage about 2.5' from my front door...

Yeah, I wasn't trying to go there but I knew I was leaving that opening.

We must not get our news from the same places. For the most part all I heard about was Trump unless it was Trump talking shit about Hillary. Or someone else talking about Trump talking shit about Hillary.

I've seen quite a bit about this on Instagram recently. I'd get on their and do some keyword searches.

There was/is an ongoing issue with strains breaking the .3% THC threshold for the legal definition of hemp if the plants are/were allowed to develope to maturity. Now that there have quite a few breeders literally working the problem it's hard to say if this might actually be the case without...

Portland OR has the super clap.

Especially after the head of the DNC helped orchestrate a media blackout against him in the last election.

Yep, the single leaf blades are another thing that happens with excess N in the veg/flower transition.

Don't cool the lights when it's that cold outside. Vent the heat from the room itself into your house to lower your heating bill.

Honestly that looks a lot like what happens when a plant flowers with an excess of N. 1)what soil are they in 2)what size pot 3)how long in that pot before they started flowering 4)what nutrients

I was just down touring the Pahrump hemp farms in October last year. That set up is definitely new since then.

That's what I figured. I've got a friend with cuts of PBB and meat breath. I'm on the fence about growing them to start in my new space because of the slow veg and low yield potential.

Thanks, here I was specifically talking about the pbb but I have a few others I haven't started including the Galactic Animal, ((OG KushxOGKB)x Girl Scout Cookies) from Bay Exclusives, as well as some faster ogkb crosses so your answer is everything I needed to know on the subject.

Do they not respond well to being topped? One thing I've found is that using hydroclay in a regular soil mix seriously speeds up root development. Also, using the 5:2 humic acid to kelp ratio really speeds things up to.

Those look like they're going to be solid.

Sorry if you've already answered this question in an earlier post but what was your veg time and pot size on that?

I couldn't say. They were clones and I haven't seen the pure Huckleberry or anything else to compare.