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As far as talking air flow, if your intake fan and/or booster fan have a lower cfm rating then your exhaust fan, then your exhaust fans air movement is being restricted because of it. This is why many people will recommend a passive intake system and strong exhaust fans. However, not sure of...

Each post here makes some very valid points. I am running T8s currently, but simply for seedlings and the start of veg, however I can already tell the difference in comparison to my other run starting under MH lighting. I can see your concern about "getting your feet wet" as you put it, but a...

Just wondering if it maybe wouldn't make more sense to have the cold air of the ac coming into the grow area at a lower spot if possible? Also, if I understood your post correctly, you exhausting the veg tent directly into the flower tent using one fan, which then the second fan is venting out...

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...

First, 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...

Thanks for sharing this find. However, quite unfortunate the threads basically been jacked lol

Granted I am by no means an expert as I am first time grower and the only auto I am running was a freebie I decided to throw in the tent. I don/t think you will be looking at a 3-4oz average per plant. Most of what I have seen, read, and heard about autos is that for best results you !) don't...

You're right, he wasn't especially rude, however the advice certainly could have been given without the addition of comments such as: and Just don't see how these comments are beneficial. As a new grower and new member of RIU, I personally think it's things like this that plague the forum...

As far as topping goes, I would have to agree with the above post. A true wet/dry cycle is, from my knowledge, good for root growth as the roots will look for water. IMO FFOF has plenty of nutes already in it for your plants for at least another week plus. Based on the pictures, and listed...

^^^^ simple and straight to the point!

I'd stop feeding it for now, and just give water. That NPK ratio is way out of line for veg. AGAIN, this is just my personal opinion. Always do your research and make decisions based off what you think is best.

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...

Not to be a stickler but its actually .01 - .3 - .7 so not really providing enough of the macro nutrients need in veg. It is more so designed, from my knowledge, as an organic feed with more of a focus on micro nutrients. Fox Farm Grow big is much better source for macros during veg with a 6 -...

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...

Was by no extent of the imagination being rude first off. Secondly, in regards to direct advice the only thing that you really gave direct advice on, that wasn't already mentioned, was at what temp and how long to bake. Rest of the information, such as plants not living in carpet had been...

Continue your normal light regiment. The extra darkness for one day won't make a real big difference. This scenario is much better then having extra hours of light (such as a faulty timer). They'll be fine.

Can't really advise based on photos. Most important then in being able to tell if your plant is ready for harvest is the the trich coloration. As far as drying/curing etc you may want to check out the section that is dedicated to exactly that, just an idea.

Haven't heard much good about Canadian seed banks myself, but greatly appreciate the sharing of your experiences. As a first time grower I ordered from Herbies with good success, however even prior to ordering had heard that a lot of the best gens are right here in the US. Issue I had was...

Thanks! As a new grower, I am just hoping my first yield will be enough medicine until the next harvest comes. If you do decide to grow in the future I wish you the best of luck. Pretty sure each person in this thread has openly admitted to being a new grower, and based on how long you've...

Don't think he is trying to be a smart ass, just a miss understanding. Bug and smells were meant as separate issues, not as one would be my guess. Plants definitely smell, i.e. the reason for carbon filters, etc.