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i usually receive clones in small rockwool cubes, which can be put into small net pots, or into bigger net pots with some hydroton around it, either way is good a few other people i've seen use coco as well, i would imagine you would want some support for when the plants get larger.. regards

its widely speculated on here that bcseeds.com is a bullshit site... i could be wrong..

depends how you want to do it, will you have smaller bubblers for when the plants are seedlings? and you can just transfer the pots to the bigger bubblers as they grow? you may as well cram as many in there as possible, leave barely an inch between the edge of each pot... regards

i was led to believe it was mainly for the taste of the buds... so thats interesting if it benefits the plant etc.. as for alternatives, raw brown sugar & water, or any number of the bud sweetener things u can get from around the traps.. regards

i'd definately try the measured amount of some stronger H202, and is the air you put through the airstones 66-84F ? if the air is creeping up towards 84 that won't go nicely with the resevoir temps being lower... as GringoLoco mentioned, what nutrients? and have you tried others? BlueyBong...

i personally do veg as 1.5EC (1050ppm truncheon), then ramp up to 1.8EC (1260ppm) for first 3 weeks of flowering, then usually step up to 2.0-2.2EC (1400-1540ppm) as a maximum.. 2000ppm seems a bit rough, but i could be wrong... note: the above conversions taken from...

wow you guys have got a huge assortment of coco over there, in australia theres just a few brands, the canna ones come in the cubes and slabs and the likes, the other brands just have 50L bags of pretty loose shit... the stuff we get here can definately be overwatered, hell, it holds nearly as...

how close are the lights? i know im going to get flamed for this... being hydroton and all.... maybe you've overwatered? why are they all sitting in a tub of water? regards

ye it doesn't compare, that being said their are led units that can do a reasonable job, but they're 4 times the price of a hps light, and even though they're cheaper to run, they're more expensive to purchase... and even though the leds last ages, they're not replaceable... its really not...

i'm using a portable aircon in one of the rooms at the moment, the side the sun hits when it comes up... i've just got the exhaust ducting tied in after the carbon filter, and it puts cold air into the room the cube is in, then the cold air in the room gets sucked into the cube and goes from...

yeah, it's the fact that it can't be overwatered that is making me so interested..

adjusting the ph won't have any adverse affects, the ppm shouldnt be an issue, mine is around 480, nutrients say to do the desired EC or PPM ontop of the water EC/PPM anyway..

Pinspot: this from the fyto website.. New Age Gardening have been appointed the US Distributor for Fytocell. Their contact details are as follows: [email protected], Ph (562) 789 0345, Fax (562) 789 8479 maybe they can direct you to where to find it, i have to ring around this coming...

you could just do a run to waste dripper system, but as clay rocks don't hold all that much water, as mentioned in the above post you would need multiple drippers & run them all day, it is also expensive, heavy, and a pain in the arse to clean, although it is re-usable... this fyto stuff...

any info on oasis would help too, never heard of it over this way.. why do you dislike it? and links on the other would be greatly appreciated! regards

what roseman said is perfectly correct, but for arguments sake (generally speaking), if you ph is is getting lower over a quick period of time your plants are using more water than they are nutrients (more nutes lowers pH), so to level your amounts out a bit, drop your overall EC slightly...

hi guys, upon some bowls & a small moisture check before the plants goto sleep... i was wondering why there wasnt a foam style medium that had the perfect water and oxygen retention / percentage (as pretty much everything is prone to overwatering) then upon searching on the google, i found...

my googling uncovered the following: hydroponic-shop.com reckons: Often mistaken for HPS. Also give off a red light. No good for growing, unless stunting cuttings. n-g-w.com said the following: lps can be used for side lighting, but the main growing lamps should be MH or HPS...

can the fluoro idea, invest in a 400w hps, get some mylar or some tins of white paint.. best of luck & keep us all informed how it goes! regards

plant them towards then end of spring, so they're a small plant by the time the summer heat comes around, remember the later you plant them (the closer to autumn/winter), the smaller they'll be for you to get 800grams you should plant as early as possible, about 1/2-2 months before the...