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so I work on towers, and today heard a big boom from far off. I come to find out it was a cannon over 200 miles away. it was pretty cool, sounded like a explosion of thunder, and i was 100' up tower and the sound was great.

yes you were right on, i was following a ten week schedule, but it looks like it needs a few more weeks, which I am glad because it looks 20x better now :)

they grow about twice, so if their 1' tall they will be 2' tall at end of flower. if you have a 2' tall they will be 4' at end of flower. hope this helps

Ok so I am at week 9 on unknown female. I started with house and garden top shooter at week 7. Since then the buds have swelled nicely. But there is major undergrowth going on. It is growing airy nugs all over near the bottom. Is this bad, should I remove these branches. Also since I started...

Research if ur a first timer. Don't learn by getting in a jam. Plus make sure u have the appropriate equipment

Nope they don't bruise. They just lose a little of there fluffiness

U want a thick mycelium base so a thicker cake base is a must. Plus they won't dry out as fast. I was always told the deeper u can make it the better ur yield will be.

Putting while cakes in a caseing is the way to go, go crazy with the jars and make lots of shrooms. Last run I did 40 jars and turned out way more product then I knew what to do with. Now bulk substrate is another thing. Wait till the right season and make a nice leaf pile and add some cakes or...

Just make sure light doesn't get through to the bottom to keep the mushrooms on top. This way u don't have to worry about the early ones to rot under the caseing on the side of ur tray/container. Also instead of crumbling u can break into large chunks

yes you ca, dump the cake into a bag and use your hand to separate it, then case it with dirt on the bottom and dirt on the top. Make sure you have at-least an inch of dirt on the bottom and 3-4" of cake, followed by another inch of dirt. Mist the top keep humid, keep good air exchange and in...

Ok looks like I need a ppm meter. Would this explain leafs tips curling down and a blotchy yellowish in my fan leafs. I keep ph at 5.9. I have been running the reg schedule for h and g at the recommended dosage per gallon. I am at week 5 of the 8 week flower schedule now. Thanks for the help

So lets say you start with mixing nutes for three gallons, and move up to ten gallons. If you are mixing the same amount per gallon isnt the ppm about the same as if you only had three gallons? Now the question is so when I step up to the ten gallons and top off over the week do the ppm's...

I would say about 30-40% are turning yellow. But it has been a slow and steady process. Its fruiting fine so I'll just keep going with it. Thanks

Ok so I am in week 5 of flowering. Most of the fan leaves of my tomato plant are dying is this normal? Well not dying but they look like they are slowly cannibalizing

Not in rock wool and I'll try the bennies. Thanks everyone

Does anyone know the simplest way to clean growstones? I was thinking about throwing the whole 45l of them into the washer machine lol. It's not my washer by the way.

How important is it to completely drain the flood tray. My drain spout sits 1/4" higher then the tray. Plus it has been three days since I started ebb and flow and I have fungis growing in tray and parasitic works. Small black ones about 3/8-1/2" long. Does anyone know If h2o2 will help. Plant...

So I am dwc, started in a 5 gallon bucket, switched to a 18 gallon tote when it was drinking a lot. Now I put 6 gallons in at res change. Problem is this, roots are getting to big to lift out of tote. I afraid they will rip from weight. Does this happen often. I veg'd 5 weeks. Which was to...

Was looking into the auto pot setup myself. Seems to take a lot of the work out of hydroponics dwc setup. Specially if ur growing bigger plants. The valve u speak of is the key and I have read that building a system around the valve is the way to go. Just make sure u get watertight on ur...

Thanks for the help everyone. I think it is a root bound problem. My roots are huge and working with the plant is becoming difficult. Needless to say it doesn't fit into a five gallon bucket anymore for a temporary stand when I am doing res changes. But that's not a bad thing either