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the buds dont absorb the light. the shade leaves do. the shade leaves are essentially solar panels for the plant. if your worried about the bottom branches not getting enough light, i would suggest bending the plant over GENTLY other than that dont let the plant get too talk and remember when ou...

BUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURN and of course touche' a little advice buddy this guy knows his shit

when planting germinated seeds, you dont really want perlite in the soil because you want it to retain the moisture. i'd suggest a 50/50 mix of peat and vermiculite. retains water very well and when they are young you want the soil to stay nice and moist. perlite is good after it starts to root...

yeah man it might smoke alright but the risk of it ruining your other plants in my opinion is not worth it. i'd spray it down top to bottom gently with water to help stop the spread of pollen. then put a garbage bag over it and cut it at soil level. tie the back and dispose. it only takes ONE...

no prob and you can literally pour a whole big bottle the ones that cost about a dollar. into your res. it wont hurt your plants and when it breaks down it oxigenates the water. and the only other byproduct is water so no harmful traces of anything left. just the dead algae

what kind of humidity do u think is best for drying?

hell yeah why not you only live once, might as well grow big buds and smoke fat blunts. im on your side i can easily smoke an 1/8 a day to the face.

i'd keep it in a jar. plain and simple. should help out alot

yeah and a haze thats not stressed can take up to 3 weeks longer than where ur at now. i'd ride that bitch till the leaves fall off. not literally but with haze its better to give it more time

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its really hard to tell with microbes. my algae came in thru my drinking water... on average there are about 10 trillion cells in a healthy humans body, and on average there are about 100 trillion microbes in and on the body. bacteria, fungus, algae, protozoa are everywhere. every spec of dust...

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wiping down the res wouldn't do much help if you've already got microbes in there. they are micro scopic and just one can start a colony. if you still have the growth on ur roots i'd really suggest scrapping it because trying to get rid of microbes is like trying to sweep a barn clean its not...

granted you make some vaild claims and statements and granted i probably helped get this thread off topic. but again I never stated that they were good for flowering. just the beniffits during vegging, and that contrary to populare belief there are led pannels out there that are cheap and can...

it looks alright. but it could be the beginning of somthing. you gotta give more specs on ur setup for a good diagnosis. air temp, soil temp, lights, how far they are, are you using nuit yet? is the soil soggy? is it really dry? is it new soil? is it old soil? is it pH balanced? there are a ton...

lol that just shows how ignorant you are. everything you said i already said. i stated previously I"VE NEVER FLOWERED WITH LEDS that i veg em under the blues and that they have remarkably better results than cool color t5s for less electricity and a cheaper price. and THEN i throw em under a...

optimal temps for your situation will be air about 76 soil temp around 78. the older the plants get the less important it is for the soil to have a high temp. it promotes root growth early on in the plants life.

heres a few. and i'd suggest you learn how to use google...

not to be a dick because im going to help ya out, but i dont think you searched that hard. we were discussing this very subject on this very forum last night. heres the thread good luck. https://www.rollitup.org/organics/390293-flushing-2.html#post5018284

yeah absolutly. if you use the mat just put it on a timer depending on how long it needs to be on to keep the temp up. but if you use the matt becareful you dont fry your roots. they start to cook above 85F. the heater on a thermostat would be the best option probably.