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DO NOT tap into your stove/furnace/water-heater/etc system. these are not designed to handle additional functions (like additional forced exhaust). Doing this can kill you! http://articles.cnn.com/2010-12-10/justice/missouri.family.dead_1_carbon-monoxide-heating-systems-detectors?_s=PM:CRIME...

Is that White Rhino??? My strain did the same thing.

http://www.wimp.com/mirrorprank/

I agree... if your humidity is that high you'll never get rid of the mildew. Get the dehumidifier, just think of the money you could save on all those sprays that don't really work anyway.

Chop the Top! It'll be fine.

Nice looking plants! The light needs to be as close as possible without burning the tops of the plants (18-24 inches is where I'm at with air cooled 1000w lights). I would suggest moving the plants up closer to your lights as your lights are built in and look immobile. Maybe use some milk...

I heard that you can blow up a bulb if you don't let it cool down before you re-fire!

I think you should find out why the plant hermed. Is the strain is prone to herm? or you might have a light leak? Otherwise this may keep happening to you. I read that inter-sex plants produce "femenized" seeds. Maybe you could go into the seed biz.

http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf I used Fox Farm for a while.... would start my ppm's at 600 and increase to 1100 at peak flower time. PH 6.3 - 6.5

4.5 weeks in .... nice formations and covered in trichomes.:hump:

Why would you want to convince anyone to do anything???

If you do get any herms pull them and foliar spray your crop with Snow Storm Ultra or Purple Maxx. This will keep the rest of your crop from seeding if you did have any pollen spread.

I flush for the final week of flower. When's the final week? Most cross or indica strains take 60 days (8.5 weeks) to flower. You can start flushing at day 53 and if some of your plants aren't quite finished yet, let them grow! Just keep flushing for another week or two.... they will still...

What is sm90?? never heard of it.

Did try the H202 knowing it will kill my beneficial bacterias but it didn't do much. Going to try Sensizyme but damn expensive for a 300 gal res.

Set up a new aero system and am starting flower (@2weeks in). I'm getting some brown roots and yellow/curling leaves - photo attached. I turned my feed timer down from 1 minute every 15 to 1 min every 25. Can anyone suggest anything else to get my roots healthier? I am using techniflora nutes...

The spots in the pics dont look too bad... could just be a little dry in your room for young plants. Should'nt be a problem by week 3 or so ( I'm guessing the plants transplanted @ 2 weeks ago). Could be a Magnesium/Calcium defency, what soil and nutrients are you using?

More Light = More Yeild, 110w for 1 large plant....probably not enough.

Check this out http://www.hydrofarm.com/pb_detail.php?itemid=1738 its probably the safer route and you only need one timer for all 4 lights. Get a qualified electrician to hook up the 30 amp supply, he may have to run a wire from the house's panel to your room unless you have a dryer or oven...

Nutrient Burn? Don't spill the nutrients on the leaves.