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i grow in coco hempy buckets so i sow my beans directly into 9oz cups of coco, note that i use a second cup as a temporary humidity dome which is removed as soon as the seedling emerges. peace, bozo

did it occur to you that the questions you're asking might already have been asked, like maybe 20,000 times? ...so that maybe answers to those questions might be just as plentiful if you go looking? ...the more proactive you become with your education the faster you will learn. very...

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you have to look at a lot of this stuff as practice for your next grow, ...in the beginning we all strive for perfection and because we lack experience we panic a little with every new thing we see. expect losses and setbacks and treat them as learning experiences while you study, the more...

do a google image search for 'nitrogen toxicity in cannabis' peace, bozo

http://www.cato.org/policy-report/januaryfebruary-2008/lessons-fall-romneycare Lessons from the Fall of RomneyCare By Michael D. Tanner When then-Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney signed into law the nation's most far-reaching state health care reform...

CFLs... 600HPS... note that there are NO cooltubes needed. this is a cab from my early days, note that the fan can't be seen because it is built into a box that feeds the airflow out the back of the cab. here you can see the fan off to the right, that round hole with the 4 bolts...

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there's just no fixing stupid. bozo

cash is untraceable and any seed seller worth his salt is gonna send you what he promises, it's bad business stiffing people and you only get to do it for a while before the word spreads and you go out of business. btw, any company that accepts credit cards pays a fee for that account to the...

...lol, again, you should have just stfu and actually READ my first post as i already answered your question. it's you who are creating confusion noob. bozo

...we were right 5 years ago too dickbreath. ...you libturd phucks are gonna reap what you've sown in 2014, ...then maybe fools like you will stfu. bozo

lol, i wasn't shouting grasshopper. ...and the problem is that you were confusing a noob, if you just went through a battle with mites then you know how devastating they can be so why you would seem to be encouraging someone to not bother looking is beyond me. ...THAT is the problem homey...

...sorry man, i didn't mean to appear ignorant by just posting that article but i was having trouble with the sites captcha bullsh-it, it's very irritating trying to share something and having to go through that crap. anyway, i've built several cabs and i always use that elastomeric stuff...

i didn't say it WAS spider mites, i can't see close enough to determine that definitively. what i SAID was that it LOOKS like mites so take a CLOSE look and don't wait because they can QUICKLY get out of hand. to the original poster, here is one of your pics up close, this is what makes me...

for seedlings all you need is those CFLs. peace, bozo

...the white dot's looks like mite damage, like the leaves are breaking out with small white freckles. ...look with a loupe of handheld microscope or even a decent magnifying glass should allow you to see them on the undersides of the leaves. ...do a google image search for 'cannabis spider...

if you can't afford to spend $10.00 or $15.00 on your new grow then you might as well scrap the project now, ...growing weed is far cheaper than buying it but it ain't free to grow. ...i found this at a local discount builders supply house for just under $5.00. ...CFL's was all i could...

you need to put that MH to bed for a while and just hook up a 23watt CFL or two, ...no way seedlings can handle 500watts. ...here is a shot of some seedlings of mine, they are the cups with the 'hats' up top which are temporary humidity domes that come off as soon as the seedlings emerge...

Foylon: A more durable version of mylar, made of spun polyester fabric and reinforced with foil laminate. Foylon is resistant to most solutions, won't tear or fade, and can be wiped or washed clean. A great solution for growers who are interested in long term use, and though it may be slightly...