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Ive heard co2 usually isnt necessary; especially in veg. Once the plant is working harder (flower) it can benefit more. Ive also been told that below 80, 85 degrees the plant can just use the natural air. Above 85 it helps because the plant cant assimilate co2 as quickly

nooooooooooo Do they attach their eggs to stems? ONE caterpillar ate about 1/4 of my huge basil plant an now Im afraid hes gonna jump over a pot or two an eat my other plants! I got rid of the one living one but.. I don wan this to happen helppppp

I'm gonna try again soon when they seem more ready I do have a 400 hps waiting but.. tell me why.. I lost the ballast. lost. the ballast..? recommendations on where to get a cheap (and decent quality) one?

oh I forgot to mention that. I took about five clones from each of two 1.5(?) ft tall plants right after switchin to veg (couple days). they all died with literally no progress. so they probably weren't happy after that either.. thanks for the quick reply (oh I'm jus doin 200w cfl in a...

This past summer I began growing outside. But some shit came up an long story short my plants got four weeks into flowering. Maybe three. Decent sized buds, lots of frosty leaves and they shot up in every direction. Then I brought them inside and decided I wanted babies so theyre in veg now...

Aw sorry those symptoms are too vague for me to address but I can bump this for ya

Oh? Im not at home right now so I dont have the ballast to show you but it looks like the bulb jus screws into the socket and the socket has wiring..to wire to that? Then I plug that plug into the ballast? Can you tell Im more familiar with CFLs? (Thanks for the quick replies)

About four years ago I ordered some equipment I couldnt use so I packed it away. I feel like using it now :) I never noticed it before but what the hell is this plug? Malformed, right?

hahah this is what I expected out of this thread.. Bad, maybe next time you could be more specific about the scale of grow youre looking to accomplish.

Why 3-6? Why not all the same. Theyre all on 12/12. Youd only need to adjust the nutes for the four separate groups and that would only be for a short time. Four month cure is outta control btw. Side by side, you wouldnt be able to tell the difference between a four day dry, four week cure and...

I love the zen series! Keep up the good work

Id recommend people havin extra (virgin) carbon on hand just in case; carbon adsorbs compounds, meaning it chemically reacts with them. Heat shouldnt reverse the reaction. What it could do - burn the compounds to ash - ash that can be rinsed away, exposing new sites that were clogged. Trial and...

Thanks, I subconsciously wanted to know what those numbers meant but never thought to research for myself.. Now I needa find the little slip that gave the specifications of my carbon..

hahaha that does sound terrible rep for your hard work

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Yeah I think a PO Box is a false sense of security. Like you said, they have records. I guess outta sight, outta mind - if theyre not putting the seeds in your actual mailbox, maybe youll feel better about it haha

By the way when it was knocked over it definitely destroyed the filament.

What are your objections to soil? Unless you have a significant res, youre probably going to struggle with ph and concentrations for a little while. Soil can be maintenance free for days. Then again, some hydro/aero setups could be as well. With a lot more planning*

Diagram please? I understand what youre saying but I think a simple diagram with a few labels would increase your replies Personally I wouldn separate the mothers and clones. Clones are shorter so on the same level, theyll receive partial light which is all they need until they grow. Save...

btw, to answer an original question, bleaching is very difficult to do. The distance references are for heat purposes, not light exposure