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Ok, havent put my girls in here in a while. These are pics of my Mango@21days flowering.Having a little N deficiency, but nothing to worry about. First time flowering this strain, so I couldnt have forseen her N greed.

If you have a standard strain that finish up in around 8 weeks, then you would want to start flushing around the 11th of December. This date isnt set in stone, just a ballpark. But when the plants get further along and you're thinking about flushing, just do a pic update, and I'll be happy to...

Cool. Yeah, the light part is nice to. As far as Piping the co2 into the frame, I had the same thought for mine, but with a little of research I decided it was better to run it into the fan circulating in the room since co2 is heavier than air and it would be coming out at the very bottom of...

Cool. Its about as cheap and easy as it gets. If you plan on doing a lot of work with pvc, a pcv cutter works wonders. no mess and the work like siscors. Hows your new cabinet coming along?

Update: Day 21(week 3) PH:5.92 PPM:1050 Res Temp: 77F Rm Temp: 79F Humidity: 48% Things are coming along well. It appears I have a slight N deficiency as well as Cal. I have added more to the nutrients when I changed the tub today. This is still the fastest I've ever seen my...

Update: Day 21(week 3) PH:5.92 PPM:1050 Res Temp: 77F Rm Temp: 79F Humidity: 48% Things are coming along well. It appears I have a slight N deficiency as well as Cal. I have added more to the nutrients when I changed the tub today. This is still the fastest I've ever seen my...

Its actually very simple. You just stop using nutrients and water normally for 2-3 weeks. That simple.

I apologize for all the haters earlier. Most people on here arent like that. Usually around week 6 they start putting on real weight. Thats when you'll see them densing up into real nugs. General rule for soil is you want to flush for a minimum of 2 weeks. I personally recommend when you styart...

Whay up Teg. I'm runnin a 95 with a h22a swap. THe op is looking good. If you get bored, check mine out. Link in the sig.

They are looking f'ing incredible as usual. Looks like you got that hydro figured out. Now the real show begins. Keep it up you crazy bastard. +rep.

Water pressure in pipes is always below that. You should be able to have the hose full open with no problems.Trust me when I say you want as much pressure as you can. you'll know if the pressure is too high by the ppms. But pressure is almost never too high strait off of the lines. they say that...

just read the instructions and make sure you have the water hooked up, the drain line ran, and your output where you want it and be ready for the wait of filling a res with ro. Mine takes 4 hours for a 5gal bucket.

Sweet setup. Thanks to you and sannie for keeping us up to date and showing the results of these revolutionary lights. I see you have drasticly changed the appearance of your light from the puck stuck to metal to its own housing. Is that unit also meant to be air cooled? Also, what is the height...

I use this Hanna Gro-Check. http://www.altgarden.com/store/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=430 on this site it is only $90 and it is cheaper if you look around. I calibrate once a month and it is never off by more than .05. Just doing basic maintinence of rinsing it off after every use and storing...

They look great. The next updates will certainly be the best. Bring on the porn.

they're looking good. Did you make that dwc cloner yet?

I like and have good luck with the Hanna models. I use the Gro-Check myself.

It depends on your strain and heal/vigor of the plants. Alternating nodes is a good generic rule. Otherwise if preflowers are showing. Or if the plant is over a foot tall. But time isnt always relevant, more so as soon as the plant is ready. I have had monster 16" clones in under 4 weeks that...

Sannies grow convinced me. Pulled of some great looking herb off of a 180w at 50cm away. I know you guys say its equiv. to a 250w or so but my argument with that was, see what hind of results you get off of a 250w with that many plants with the light placed that far away. I dont see it going as...

Yeah, the build is super easy. The hardest part is cutting the holes. If you already have one or dont mind spending under $20, an adjustable holesaw works wonders. I have one like this and it makes things so easy...