Recent content by shortedaman

your really gonna need some sort of a/c in that room. heat is gonna be a killer! also, if i were you i'd grow organic. its the best way to go. with aero and hydro mistakes are made easily and hard to fix.

one more thing. use your 220 v for your lights!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 your lucky to have that power!!!

ok one response for your light question. if you buy your lights from a company like lithonia, then when you get your lights sent to your the ballast's should include all the wiring hook ups for every voltage. i.e. 120v, 200 v, 220 v, 245 v, etc. ( there will be many numerous wires going unused)...

well my bucket has plenty of holes all on the bottom and the sides. its seems like they've been stopped up with clay?

ok. i have my babies in 5 gallon buckets and today when i went to flush them, because i feared nutrient build up, the bucket just filled with water. it seems that all my drainage holes have been stopped off. i don't know how to fix this without damaging roots. plants are two weeks into flower...

hahahahahahahaha..... yea the newb stuck this thread in the indoor spot. oh well. indoors this might not work as well. but from much experience and with advice from the likes of jorge cervantes. pinching the stalk is the way to go for outdoor grows. when your plant reaches 4-5 ft tall, you have...

but i plan on finishing outside

sigh***** i only have one plant, thank god she's a she.

you must live up north. i own ecoquest products and have never seen them advertised anywhere in the southern united states. only in indiana actually. but the do work wonders. one unit keeps my house smelling fresh everyday. even thogh i smoke cigarettes and blunts in it all the time. and they stink.

oooh oohh. you and me are at pretty much the same point. let me guess your plants are about 2 feet tall maybe a little more. i just started flowering mine too. mines at day 4 but hey. were pretty close.our plants look almost i dentical but i think mine are a little bit more on the sative side...

also this may not work as well indoors since plants are usually trained to be shorter. i grow outdoors and my plants usually end up over 4 feet tall. definately need a really strong trunk at those heights.

a mini fridge!!!!!!!!!!! you can get one at a pawn shop for 30 bucks. take out all the cooling equipment on the back, its real easy just a couple of screws. then take the metal tube that blows out the cold air stick it in your area and plug it in. instant a/c. thats what we use in our grow box...

you can also do this crunch method on the other main branches on a plant if you have lower colas.

it allows the plant too grow a stronger stem by focusing growing nutrients and efficiency on the damaged part making it heal stronger. just like us plants get sronger the more you work them out. just dont over work them.

look DO NOT, i repeat DO NOT put a hole in your trunk!!!!!!!!1 way too much stress on the plant. dont want hermies!! but what is true is that if you take your trunk and squeeze it, till it crunches a LITTLE! then let it heal for a couple of days and do it again like two inches higher. starting...