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Good to know. I try to trim as early as I can, but sometimes i'll see a branch toward the outer edge of the canopy, and i'm not sure if it'll stretch enough to keep up with the rest, so i'll let it go for a bit longer. If it starts to fall behind the rest of the canopy, that's when I cut it off.

I've read all the arguing back and forth about defoliation/lolipopping, etc.. but i've never seen anyone talk about just pruning the growing tips at each node from the lower areas of the plant and leaving the fan leaves intact until they die on their own. After doing a lot of reading on this...

Not sure about the answers to most of your questions, but yes, the card is different than your standard state ID/DL. It looks nearly identical except it says "medical marijuana patient" in the blue bar that goes across the middle of the card. It's not a replacement for your driver's license...

Hows the optical foliar spray going for you guys now? Just started using it too.

Another good thing to add to this FAQ would be questions about outdoor growing, and having multiple patients in a single house. I haven't seen any mention of outdoor growing in the nevada law. Also, it's not clear whether or not having two registered patients in the same house allows for double...

Having a medical card does NOT protect you from being fired if your employer does drug tests. They can legally fire you if you fail they test if they chose to. This does not mean they won't try to accomodate you though. It just depends on how strongly they feel towards it. I have a feeling...

As long as you've looked at your city's water report and confirmed that a lot of that are good minerals like calcium, and not bad things like fluoride and chlorine, you should be ok on that end. What about your mixing procedure? Did you mix each nutrient into the water first, and not together...

Sounds like you were not using RO water, and your tap water already has a high base PPM. You will probably need to either cut back on the nutes, or get an RO filter. I had the same problem at first since the base PPM of my tap was around 475, but after I got my RO filter, everything was perfect...

If it takes 3-4 days for the pots to get dry, then you should water every 2-3 days. Purple stems and veins usually mean potassium deficiency. Make sure your temps and humidity are good too. Never used nutrifield nutes so i cant really help you there.

All depends on how long it takes for the pot to get dry. You dont want to let it get 100% dry, but you dont want to keep it soaking wet all the time either. The roots need oxygen. When the pot feels light, feed it till you get a bit of runoff. Remember never to use plain water with the coco...

4-6 times daily definitely would not make sense with a normal coco grow. It sounds like whatever you're reading is referring to some sort of flood & drain setup.

I asked Canna if they ever plan on releasing a Cal/Mag product in the US, and they said yes, in the coming months.

They still haven't fixed their security problem.. i wonder how long HorticultureSource.com is going to expose their customer's names and addresses to the internet?

Yes that is enough.

Wow, what a destructive family member. She needs help.