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heated rez temps are for rooting clones in the grow room. if you already have roots then if i were you i would go ahead with the ice bottles and get it down if you can. you have a buffer zone as far as temps go, but if you're already at 74-75, you're a lot closer to overheating than if you...

simple answer...No. Dyna-gro has the best off the shelf nutrients out there imo. you can download the guide off their site to walk you through the process. buy some foliage pro off the web (your local shop probably doesn't have it) and use it all the way through budding. good luck...

first off...it's not nute burn from the roots...you can stop flushing. you might have gotten something on that particular leaf accidentally, you might have a pest problem...turn the leaf over and see if you can see any critters crawling around under there. was that the side of the plant...

this will fill your needs ... http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=40148

sounds like a pretty harsh product. have you actually used this stuff on your plants with no damage? what strain?

if they aren't autos they'll go right back to vegetating...if anything you might have lost a week or so of growth but that'd be it.

unless you're noticing other signs of weakness in your plants, it doesn't mean anything. some strains start out with seven leaves and then go to five as they mature...those three leaf tips will turn into five leaf fans before you know it.

thought this was an interesting concept...the nozzles are really inexpensive. http://www.mistcooling.com/pumptimer.htm

yeah, its the same brand. i think DG sells the salt mixture wholesale to shops like mine that i believe mix it on site and slap their own label on it. that way its cheaper than the competitors since you're not paying for the weight/volume of shipping water...I'm going to swing by there today...

here's a link to those atc timers... http://www.anderson-bolds.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=AB&Product_Code=ABT422A100F10X&Category_Code=AT

that's interesting. the dyna grow my local shop mixes up on site is 7-9-5...i don't think they have this particular mixture.

anythings possible but you need to give more info for a good answer...you starting from seed? 1 plant or many? how long veg time?...etc.etc.

you will find black, corrugated drain pipe in the garden/landscape section of your local home supply center. a 100 ft roll is $45 around here. be sure you get the solid kind and not the perforated kind. but with 4 inch or even 6 inch you might as well forgo the sprayers because it ends up...

well panta, if you follow the fat man...then you'd need to find another source of Nitrogen. if i was you and couldn't find anything else, then stick to the formula i gave you and you should be alright. maybe not optimum...i've never used that much nitrogen flowering... but you should still...

if money is tight this one has 15 minute settings. i use one on my fogger. http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=40148

if it's not damaged around the entire trunk, then the outer layer will begin to close the wound up again, but not completely. unless she looks like she's already dying, i think you're ok.

the perlite could burn your stem like that if you didn't wash it thoroughly first. i would def. pull everything away from the stem as much as possible to let it breathe.

what kind of foliar spray are you using? you really shouldn't need one if you're feeding them correctly. as far as the rest, your info needs to be more specific...are you measuring the reservoir at the bottom of your bucket?

is that for flowering?

sounds like a good way to get caught.