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Hey HB, not a problem! Once rooted you will transplant into a container and set them on the 3'x6' tables I added to your design. There they will "veg" until you achieve the desired size and maturity, then they'll go into the flower room!

Cloning is advised when cultivating for production or on a perpetual level. For that size of a flower room, even if you grew 9 plants per light (54 clones), 5-6 mother plants would be plenty and I'd keep them in 2-3 gallon pots and cycle them every 3-4 months.

Well, I'm not entirely sure what your cultivation methods include but seeds can be incredibly cumbersome for any project larger than a small tent. You'd need to buy WAY more than you'd need and consistency will be off in the flower room from seed to seed. What's your hesitation with clones?

Do you have the timeframe to be able to grow from seed each round? How tall are your ceilings? I've double stacked 3'x6' tables before using VHO T5 or 315w CMH.

Let me know your thoughts

Not aiming to impress or please, just enjoy splitting hairs with you : )

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Are you inoculating your soil with any microbial products? Have you scoped your plant with at least 100x microscope? What fertilizer is it receiving?

And if the microbes could free up available organic nitrogen in the soil?

However, microbes do not. Microbes being one of the greatest buffers for a beginner, especially in soil (and potentially crap soil at that).

Chlorine in your water?

How saturated is your Soil? What kind of soil is it? pH? You need a microbial product to bring her back, something to pump up the beneficial colonies in your rhizosphere.

Hey Pop, thanks for sharing your experience, however, no pest will gain resistance to organic, oil-based, remedies because the mode of action is suffocation. Yes, this holds true with pesticides that attack the nervous system, such as Avid, Forbid etc.. Also, regarding Spinosad, as it is an...

Humidity, the dry spell and what looks like a lack of nutrition all seem like contributing factors. Humidity should be 60%+

Yup, just haven't inquired about stocking it quite yet. How is it working for you?

Right on Dynamo, whose your rep out there? Cheers

Couldn't tell you, I don't manufacture them. My guess is (this applies to the majority of commodities today) someone along the line is feeling their product is unique enough to jack the price up..