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so i take it im the first person to notice thats in a cardboard box!. thats a er... no. for alot of reasons.

Hi guys I'm contemplating adding a CO2 system but could do with some pointers if you wouldnt mind putting your time in to chuck in your two cents worth? what PPM would you think is optimal? and mainly, what size co2 cylinder do you use and how long would it last you? i appreciate this would...

some new pictures :) 6 way DWC system installed, fed from 100Ltr resevoir comuter system hooked up and running

Hm. You may want to get a magifying glass on them looks like you have pests? Possibly spidermites

Lift it out of the pot and check the root mass. Of they have reached the bottom and are now growing back up the outer edge then you certainly need to repot. When you do so, use some halth strength nutrient solution such as bio grow or similar after 24 hours. I would recommend using a product...

Looks like nutrient burn if it's just the tips. Weaken your nutrient solution and should recooperate

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Leaves starting to yellow during flowering is not always a bad hing. The plant is coming towards the end of it's life and with less nitrogen required at this stage it's natural. Typically they will begin to drop off by their own accord. Give thematic helping hand but don't pull them off with...

The problem with miracle grow is that it trie to be an all in one product rather than a feed that has been formulated for cannabis. You would be better off going for a nutrient free soil like canna professional plus, and then using feeds like bioveg and biobloom. I would imagine you will get...

dont forget its not just about NPK i just posted a good reference on another thread. perhaps it will help you?, however your problem could be caused by macro nutrients, oppose to nitrogen. , phosphorus and potassium see here...

this may help... how is your nutrient plan? Major Elements Nitrogen (N) – a major element needed by all green plants. It is transported from older growth to new growth. Deficiency – lack of lush green color, especially in older leaves. Toxicity – soft, dark green...

the monitor will be mounted on a double arm bracket :) i have no intentions of leaving it on some step ladders lol

CO2 wont keep your heat down... it will increase it. The reason being, is in order for CO2 to be effective, you must keep the content up around 1500PPM . to do this, you stop venting the room. in your case this will increase the temp as you would be turning off the intake and exhaust fans...

no, i noticed too... just the OP tripped at the first hurdle by asking if they cvould get a lb per plant. after that, i didnt feel the need to answer any more Q's :)

if your asking will you get 16 ounces per plant .. then no you wont.

computer system being installed which continually monitors temperature and humidity, and displays it in graphs so you can see what your units been up to during the night. pic of temperature logging software. bottom of the spike is 25'C , top is 28'C

to be fair im not really phased by the money of a light mover. im just curious to know if there would be much of a difference to yield between running two 400W HPS's, oppose to one on a light mover?

Anyone else using a light mover? :) I have a 4 x 6 ft space, and my original thought was to have two 400W lights in there on cool shades.. but i am also pondering using one, on a light mover. would there really be that much of a difference on yield in your opinion? just thinking it would...

one way you could consider, presuming you already have a sealed glass tube reflector or similar, is to make two holes either side the top of your unit. take the ducting from outside, through the reflector, and then straight outside the other side of the unit. this way the air does not mix with...

i second that.. cheap but one of the best buys. beats the hell out of clanging chains ands ropes you have to get level.