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Well since Gary loves to point things out. Shit I would troll myself too!!! Agree to disagree. I've read the thread in here about various things everyone has their own way of doing things. I know enough to voice my opinion. My own first personal indoor grow is my first. I've done growing outside...

I don't live in Alaska so I'm not 100% but I've heard it is. Point is, everyone has different methods to growing. 24/0 the plants will grow faster but 18/6 is the common choice for many growers. Nothing wrong with the 24/0 interval. Try it, and if it works for you then it works for you. Good...

Ohhh well that's good you found it. I dint plan on going bigger than a 4x4. But I di want to buy one for the whole room.

Good resources? I haven't stated any resources for him. What I say is based on my own research. I say the word "expert" because I cannot recall the his name. His video is on YouTube. He traveled to the Netherlands and saw and observe their evolution on cultivation techniques of marijuana...

Alpine Trees.. lol I'm guessing. Look at the bud characteristics and add to it it. Alpine crystals, White Alpine, Alpine OG, Alpine Kush,

Oh snap!! How large is your grow space?!?!

There's no such thing as a "weed expert". You sound ignorant and arrogant when you put it that way. Point is that there are individuals with more growing experience than you and I have put together. SOME EXPERTS FLUSH AND SOME DON'T. ITS A GROWING METHOD. (I.E: VERTICAL VS. HORIZONTAL GROWING...

I'm not much of a handy man. But venting into the attic can cause a heat spot that law enforcement could see with a thermal camera. That's a safety concern. I would just open the closet door and get as much airflow as I can into that closet. If the heat is an issue I would exhaust into the main...

Oh no, my dehumidifier is a rechargeable one that you hang up. Used to be hung mainly in closets. Once it stops working, I just plug it in an outlet. The ample space for this dehumidifier to work in 300 sq. Ft.

Well indoors your plants get more than the average outside plant would 18/6. Once your plant gets use to a certain amount of light for veg, the next signal in recreation of the light cycle is flowering. Plants that are outside that go through day-light-saving time, are usually indicated to...

MAIN FACT: High salt concentrations in media can cause the shrinkage and death of plant cells due to the excess draw of water through cell walls, and eventually lead to the irreversible wilting of plant leaves and stems. Flushing helps to remove excess nutrient salts and safely leach my plants...

Personally, I have not found any videos showing the setup or design. But that is a technique that they use in the Netherlands when it comes to growing marijuana.

24/0 hours isn't necessary. 18/6 is the ideal and maximum you should go. No plant in nature gets 24 hours of pure sunlight. I've heard from professionals of starting a light cycle 15 mins early underneath a SCROG canopy helps jump start the plants metabolism. I've also heard about positioning T5...

Do u have an exhaust fan for that 1000 watt HID light?

My tent is a 3x3x6. So 9 sq. Ft. & 54 cubic feet. A 400 watt gives me enough light intensity for that space. I'm going to do a trial run with the 400 watt HID lights, exhaust fan, a hydro-thermometer and a dehumidifier. Just to see how hot and humid its going to run before I start growing. And...

I got an Apollo brand 400 watt HID lights. For my 3x3 tent a 400 watt is perfect. A 600 watt would run to hot.

Yea its an open hood. And thanks

Hey Guys, I'm just laying out a check list for everything I got for my first grow. I've spent a 1+ year saving money to get a good quality of supplies. I rather have something and don't need, than need it and not have it. So if anyone has any input on anything that I need, feel free to post a...

I have a 3x3 tent. The general rule of thumb is 1 plant/ 2 square feet. I'm using 5 gal smart pots in my 3x3. Since I have 9 sq. Ft. The most plants I can fit comfortably is 4. I'm doing the SCROG method as well. So my advice is given based on research and my own personal experience. And your...

Yea that probably was the issue. Your plant should go back to normal in a day or two. You can tell if your plant is over watered if the leaves are sagging or drooping downwards.