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nope just took a while for the morning fog to lift.:) I just grow them for as long as possible to get the best yield possible. only grow once a year so i need to grow as much as i need in one go.

my apology after another read yes i see you were relating to yourself, "damn should finish my morning coffee before i read and reply"

you could always get another light and grow the others for a bit longer, and go 12/12 with the bigger one

if you are only using a fluro you can have it 2 inches from the top of your plants.

howdy ZG .our winters aint that cold, we dont really get any frosts well one or two but i find it dosn't hurt a good healthy plant to much. i am in the wheat belt area.good winters but the summers a frikin hot. since i grow mostly sativas i need the long season.

no actually i am not nuts,yes they do grow through winter here not fast but they do grow. now i am not going to argue the point but what i write is what i do. so before you call a person a liar you should check the climate.we dont get to many frosts. and all the farmers have just started there...

ok so i would say transplant then just straight water for a week or so,then start with a half strength mix for the first couple of waterings. then you can go for it with full strength.

even if it hasn't decayed it will not hurt your plant. it is actually very hard to hurt plants with any organic fert. if you want chop the fish up into smaller pieces.

never done it in a pot but it would work ok,give it a go in one pot and put none in another and see if there is any noticeable differance at the end of the season...

:hump::hump: absolutely bloody gorgeous plant...

down under (australia) I like to plant on the first full/new moon after the 22 june (our shortest day of the year)and then harvest in late april/may which gives me just enough time for my clones to be ready for the next years grow. so i give them 7 months veg growth per season then the 90 days...

there is a lot of ifs and buts in this ,but if you give them a lot of tlc and the right food you can get up to 2.5 pounds per plant. that is if you have a long growing season. if you have good soil(not bought stuff) and if you have a bit of luck if they get the right amount of water and most of...

to answer your question yes you can reactivate carbon. but the cost is so prohibitive that it is cheaper to buy it(from memory i think you have to heat it to a hug degree that can only be obtained in a big industrial furnace)

oooops looks like you fed the snails and slugs.:hump:

how big are they? I would not fert them for a week,(7 days) just water till they get over the transplant. but this still depends on how big they are,(i wait till they are around 10 inches tall before i start my fert program)

dont know about the preservatives or additives thats all

dont know about the hot sauce but if you buy some hot chillies and boil the living crap out of them so that the liquid is reduced to a third of original volume,strain,cool,and spray all over is a pretty good at slowing down the bugs,add garlic if you have any...

ahh thanks i have used perlite for some time now but i just throw it in till it looks ok. good to have a recipe to work to.. rep to your already unreputable rep...

yes very true a mistake made by a lot of new gardeners... rep to you..:)

still way to early to tell,give them a month or so