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WELCOME to RIU. You will find a lot of great information on here, but also some not so great information. The most important thing is to continue to learn and do individual research to find what works best for you in your garden. Make use of the forums search bar, as this is a great way to find...

WELCOME to RIU. You will find a lot of great information on here, but also some not so great information. The most important thing is to continue to learn and do individual research to find what works best for you in your garden. Make use of the forums search bar, as this is a great way to find...

WELCOME to RIU. You will find a lot of great information on here, but also some not so great information. The most important thing is to continue to learn and do individual research to find what works best for you in your garden. Make use of the forums search bar, as this is a great way to find...

I agree with this to a certain extent, however I feel the best dealers I know look at as if they are running any other business. I would much rather have my dealer be honest and say I'll be there in an hour, rather then saying I'll be there in 10 and having it take an hour. However, I feel the...

Overall it is looking very nice especially for a newbies. I myself am on my first grow and have 1 auto going that was a freebie. Some say autos for newbies is a good idea as they don't have to worry about lights etc, however many more experienced growers that I talk to heavily advise against...

if anything other then using using last as described above I would recommend tucking vs trimming especially at this point. Also, as pointed out that autos done have a true veg state, and any stress to the plant at any point through out the grow can truly affect the overall yield and quality of...

Can't be certain, but with my browsing of seed banks I've never seen a ruderail seed option by itself. However, ALL Autoflowers have been bread to gain the auto gene of the ruderail, and crossed with either indicas or sativas to gain other characteristics that are desired. However, I can't...

At this point out of respect for OP I will be removing myself from this thread, as he was asking for advice, and it seems people would rather troll then give any type of actually suggestion in regards to the question the OP posed. Good luck with your grows @ShinKicker and again, my apologize...

@Bbcchance there is quite a difference in your posts in comparison to @bravedave there was a point in this thread that you actually made a comment in regards to the OP's post, on the contrary I can't find a single comment direct towards the OP's grow from the other said RIU member. No issue...

First off, WELCOME to RIU. You will find a lot of great information on here, but also some not so great information. The most important thing is to continue to learn and do individual research to find what works best for you in your garden. Make use of the forums search bar, as this is a great...

Almost forgot...looking at your posts in this thread it appears at no time did you even offer a suggestion in regards to the OP's post, however each comment you posted had sometime of sideways insulting demeanor towards those who were trying to help. If you don't want first timers giving...

That is where opinions differ slightly, but to each their own. I think anyone can voice an opinion and believe it or not sometimes new growers have decent advice. Yes, maybe I'm not the one to go to about exact cultivation techniques, so on and so forth, but to advise someone to continue their...

If yield is the overall goal, obviously I'm assuming quality is right up there, it's always good to have fall back options imo. You make a very valid point, but one could also argue that with knowledge being shared from even the most experienced outdoor, auto grower doesn't insure quality...

Even being new to RIU the amount of repeat questions is irritating...oh yeah and the thread jacking! Seriously people, theres a search bar!

Alright couple of answers in regards to some questions I have seen you post. I know I already gave you my typical copy and paste hello, but here it is again just for good measures: WELCOME to RIU. You will find a lot of great information on here, but also some not so great information. The...

My best advice as ignore the haters on these threads. The reality is that not everyone grows to try and be a cup winner etc, and I think the as important as lights, equipment, so on and so forth is, that nothing can make up for the willingness to learn and try new things. I feel your...

What he said ^^^^ definitely don't be wasting money on it, thats for sure!

With T5's you can change out spectrum simply by changing out bulbs. The also make 6500k LED bulbs for T5 as well. Simple google search will do you well in finding many options. Might be worth looking into.

My best suggestion is to start your own thread as thread jacking is highly shunned upon or the wonderful search bar that RIU has provided us with :) Also, WELCOME to RIU. You will find a lot of great information on here, but also some not so great information. The most important thing is to...

Passive intake at bottom, furthest away from exhaust as possible. If you have an intake fan with less cfm then your exhaust fan then your your exhaust fan will be limited because of it.