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there isn't any "easy" way to make hash. First it take a lot of material. Search bubble hash. That might be the easiest. There's many techniques to manufacturing hash and most take a long time. Many can be dangerous. ie fire/explosion. In Cali it takes 2-5 weeks for finished good product using...

here's the basics on a tincture http://www.letfreedomgrow.com/recipes/tincture.htm of course the better the quality of the material you use the better your results. but there's many easy ways to use substandard material. something tasty can be made with any drinking alcohol. I get the best...

mine have always matured and became much denser after harvesting the upper portion. just takes time. hash is not the easiest to manufacture. I've found that it's best to use the best buds. the less mature buds i make beer, tincture, or butter with. much easier than manufacturing hash IMO

I never had a problem with plants turning hermi after stressing them, ie chopping the upper portion off, drought, pinching or breaking branches, etc. this goes for indoor as well as outdoor in my experience. different strains react differently to stress. I find most can handle the stress. Just...

i run my 200 and 420 inda-gros 2.5-3ft above when in veg and 1-1.5ft above during flower. this seems to be optimum with most of my strains. like you said it is trial and error when you first start. I do believe it does have a lot to do with your strains and what they best. experiment is the...

exactly. in my experience the plant will be in shock/stress or a week or so. dont worry about it. they are tough plants and will recover. if you have the time to let the lower potion finish out you will be happier than harvesting too early. another example. I had some 2.5 footers once...went on...

I think youre on the right track here Kite. got your PM but was unable to respond because your inbox is full bro. fyi

Yes, I had to do that once while in process of changing from HPS to induction lighting. Just don't forget to lower your lights. they stress for a week or so after you harvest what's ready. Then can prolly go another month or more. just watch the formation and color of the trichomes. I think I...

my inda-gro 420w weighs 15lbs. but whats the big deal?...hanging problems or what? my rooms are conventionally framed with MDF walls. I guess thats why Im not concerned about the weight. but at 15lbs for the 300w ibeam vs the 15lbs for the 420 in a tent that might make a difference. I just didnt...

what is the concern regarding the weight of the light that I keep reading about?

perimeter plants at 39 days and others at 30 days from the time I put the seed in the soil. from 22 inches to 10 inches, respectively. All started under inda-gro 200 and the last 3 days under the 420. for the price of the lights compared to the ibeam light and the size of the chamber I use. I'm...

hey Kite, can you post a link where you can order this light or at least see the price. I couldn't find a price on the brotherhood site that the "find store" link in your post redirected me too. I also looked at the online partner stores from brotherhood and had no luck. most of the partner...

I think you can go a week or two longer on the top portion. Prolly more like 2 weeks. Then the bottom portion accordingly. I've harvested top portions of plants and lowered lights to the bottom portion to finish out. My best sativa strain goes a full 12 weeks. The amber color of the trichomes...

Chaz and G farmer, Over all the years I've been farming, coupled with my minor in horticulture at a major research university and working in the greenhouses we could never come up with a grow as great as that video depicts. Apparently they're onto something in the private sector that is far...

Perimeter plants are 4 weeks old today and the others are 3 weeks. All were started under an inda-gro 200w for the first 3 weeks. They are now under the inda-gro 420. All are strains that I came up with from various other potent strains by selective hand pollinating. They might not look the best...

As to the video I also find it interesting that they can grow such nice plants from so far off the canopy. Looks like a lot of work.

seems to me this bio-sonic light is more of a pain that it's worth. One of the several reasons i went with the induction was to get away from changing bulbs and heat issues, and with this lamp one would have possible moisture issues and buy an add on reflector or build one...all for the low...

In addition, I would say from past experience that the 420w induction can be compared with a 1000w HPS. Even if it's not quite the same, which I couldn't tell either way. When I went to the induction light my power bill dropped to normal living conditions but one of the best points is they run...

From light surface to minimum penetration measured with my cheap intensity meter the 200w inda-gro is aprox 32" and the 420w aprox 36. I've found that i can keep the light 2-3ft above the canopy for veg and about 1ft for flower. The distance seems to vary a bit according to the strain. some...

Regardless of whether or not these folks are "paid faces" or not I can only attest to my own experience. Ive never used an Igrow system and frankly don't know much about them but I will do some research. I can only say that I am overly pleased with the results of the inda-gro lights compared to...