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I wouldn't overdo it. Sometimes more is not better.

Alright, thanks a lot.

I have some...sediment? forming in the bottoms of my bmo bottles. I shook all the bottles up...the flower power turned black, the others didn't seem to affected as far as color goes. Is this normal? Any ideas? I've had the caps unscrewed as advised via BMO. The sediment{or whatever it may be}...

Either...you can water it in as a top dressing or make a guano tea. Tis all just a matter of personal preference.

Yes...it would be to high.

Depends on a lot of factors but I'm a huge proponent of 12/12 from seed being a big no no...

Well we'd have to know which ones are the three footers and which ones aren't...But if the hairs are starting turn red then it is likely going to be done before the ones which are still white. However I suggest investing in a cheap hand held microscrope from Ebay so you can investigate the...

Naturally as in outside? Or naturally as in indoors with some bad ass soil or some not so bad ass soil and a sick plant? But yes, I agree with above poster, if going into the flowering stage I'd definitely pick up a bloom fertilizer and begin administering it.

I'd just stretch the nutes from seven days to fourteen as you'll likely be flushing for the last two...I'm sure theres some left in the dirt the plants have yet to use.

Thats what I thought, thanks.

It says not to us with chorlinated water, I will assume that the chlorine would have some negative effects on the living organisms. Any idea if its an absolute necessity?

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Yes, you can clone in soil. It is likely that your clones will show some signs of being "roughed up", afterall you just hacked them off of another plant...They now have to work really hard to develop some roots so they can get nutrients from their medium. I prefer hydro, as far as a bubbler...

I don't think seven hundred dollars is enough to provide six big plants with a enough light and still buy all the other necessary things.

You may just need to support the stem by building some dirt around it...But yeah, what size light you have would help a lot as to whether or not it should be moved closer.

I've read that entier thread, but thanks neway. I'll just end up testing them for myself.

The leaves are yellowing because she is using the nitrogen in them to keep herself going. This is normal, a flowering plant is a dying plant. Lets say you had been starved for quite some time what would your body do? Eat its own protein to stay alive...Its a lot like that. Don't be worried.

Not necessarily. Sativa strains tend to get much taller in flowering. What he was telling you to do was playing it safe by only using 1/3 of your desired height space. This way even if it is a strain that likes to stretch during flowering you should still be ok towards the end of the flowering...

Just take it off and put it in the real world. It will be fine. Continually changing its environment by weaning off it off of the dome could only cause bad things to happen in my opinion.

I wouldn't think so given that the other two just have white hairs and the one with pollen sacks was so early in his flowering stage. I think you'll be fine.