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I wouldn't start feeding them until the Cotyledons start turning yellow and begin falling off. Those leaves have enough energy stored in them to get the plant by for the first two to three weeks. As far as your PH rising, did you rinse out your hydratron very well before using?

I would add more hydratron to your net pots to cover up those holes. They are letting light into your res!

BudBaby, Been Subbed for a while and would like to say great work on your cab!!!!! +rep I just wanted to make a quick comment about your PH. Your nutes have PH buffers in them that lower your waters PH. In the future when you premix your nutes (not in your buckets), add the nutes first...

You pretty much got it. I removed as much of the net pot as possible, I couldn't remove the bottom. I cut it away as gently as possible, gave it a rinse, plopped it in the center and covered with dirt. Within three days she was showing new growth. She was about 12" to 16" tall in a 3" net...

@Nmed, If they get too bad, throw em in dirt. The slime can't live in dirt. I had a plant that was too far gone and the tea couldn't fix it; instead of watching it die (after 2 weeks of trying) I decided to put it in dirt and it recovered quickly. @Heisenberg, Sorry to jump in on your...

Hold a flashlight up to the buckets you bought and see if they are light proof. I personally cover them in silver bubble wrap and aluminum tape any way so light proof really doesn't matter to me, but some people don't. Just an FYI.

Every hydro store in Michigan carries those. They are great! I have not had an issue yet. They even work in the thin storage totes.

Nice job!!! +rep. Topping your plants should help fill the screen out. You'll get two main stems that you can train horizontally on the screen and gain more nodes. I wish I would have topped my girl, she has grown way too tall and I had a difficult time keeping her under the screen...

Same Here in Michigan, well almost, they have 15 days to decide and 5 to issue the card. They are just taking 4 months to mail actual cards to the patients.

I would remove the male root mass. It will not hurt the females if you have to cut some of their roots. You can actually prune your root mass if it is getting too large, just don't take more that 1/3. Heisenberg is right about the bennies, you want something to eat the dead root mass. my 2...

He definitely needs to be voted out!!!!!

I'm not sure what or if any side affects would be in a control res of that size. I do know that when I used the small single port pump on one 5 gallon bucket, the plant did not like it. That's when I started searching all the threads on air pump sizing. Consensus was 1 watt per gallon and...

2 five gallon buckets is approximately 8 gallon total (your not going to get 5 gallons in each bucket). 8 watt pump - 8 gallon res = 1 watt per gallon :lol:

I couldn't tell you for sure. Like I said, from what I have read on this site, 1 watt per gallon. I use a Active Aqua 45 LPM pump that is 20 watts. I use it on my 10 gallon res and my 5 gallon res with no problems. When it comes to O2, more is better.

General rule of thumb is one watt per gallon. So if your res is 40 gallons your pump should be at least 40 watts.

Congratulations!!!! My check cashed December 17th. I still have a long wait for mine. Eager to get started on a garden of my own. Good luck!

I'm new here, but I know the grow room needs to be lockable and only accessible by the patient or patients caregiver. just my 2 cents.