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My White Label seeds (super skunk) that didn't germinate were from Attitude also. I posted a thread awhile back and few other people had the same problems with WL, no germination. Looks like it isn't an isolated case anymore.

Don't see why you feel the need not to post the companies name. If they suck that bad wouldn't you want someone to mention it to you before you ordered them ? You could save someone from wasting their money on bogus seeds, isn't that better than not posting their name ?

It will run whatever you want, just depends on getting the right ballast. The ballast he is using is for 3 or 4 bulbs. So it will and if you wanted to add more bulbs you could get another ballast and run 3 - 4 more or get a different ballast that only runs 2 bulbs. The ballast is the key.

Try and find ProMix from a local greenhouse if you don't have a hydro store nearby. FoxFarms is $28.99 a bag where I'm at compared to $8 for Promix organic or $6 for Promix regular and give me plenty good results. If you must by soil from the local superstore make sure it says safe for seedlings...

I don't think you have to be in a real hurry to seperate them at the first possible moment like you might think, the pollen sacs take time to mature so I doubt you go pollenating the whole room for awhile after they are shown to be males.

Good luck on the email, I've been waiting a month for a response on none of mine germinating.

No idea on the zippers but if I was going to build one I'd probably build a frame from 2x4's or PVC pipe and then get a tarp to put on the frame. Sounds like a decent way to do it to me. If you went to your local fabric store they might carry some zippers that would work.

Sounds like you need more airflow. Also you it sounds like you have a problem blowing warm air from the mother chamber into the flower chamber. I'd add a fan blowing fresh air into the flower chamber. Blow fresh air into both sides and have a central exhaust. Don't know if you have an exhaust...

If you know basic electronics you don't really need a kit, just get the LED's you want, dig out ohm's law to make sure you don't kill them with too much current, current limiting resistors and you should be set. If you get the high power ones make sure you have a good heat sink for them, heat...

You are probably overwatering them, everything else looks good, except I'd think about adding some more height to the box if you can unless you plan on taking them out and going to a flowering room. If you are worried about watering get one of those cheap plant moisture meter, they do a pretty...

I think you are right but I'd give them a few more days to be sure. I wouldn't kill them off yet.

I'm going to top a plant for the first time and wanted to know your opinions on how to do it. Anywhere above the 4th node ?

I don't care for how they have their pay system setup, you have to go to western union and sign up for an account and give WU $20 for running money thru their site and then send the info back to Planetskunk at which point they don't return any info to verify it worked out or not, just have to...

1) You can start them in anything you ant, from a cup to a 5 gallon bucket, it's just easier to get them started in the cups and sort out the plants you want to keep. That way you don't use as much room or soil till you know what you are going to keep. Also transplanting them a couple times...

Cool, I'll keep it in mind, I have a lot of power outages.

Really ? It only takes an hour or so to kill a plant ?

That about sums it up, Kali Mist is some of the best you'll ever have and White Russian is just an amazing plant you have to have, AK47, Chronic, Bubblegum are the one people will recognize. Premium plants in what I consider to be a mid range price.

That pretty much sums it all up in a nutshell.

Pro Mix organic I think is the best, haven't used fox farms because of the price. It is what most greenhouses use, so you'll have to call and ask around like was mentioned above. If you are set at picking something up at your local store just find something that says it's safe for seedlings...

I use a smaller drill bit size to minimize soil falling out, I think 1/4". Go around the outside edge to make sure water doesn't collect anywhere, and then make a circle further in towards the center. It's all just just preference, you could put a big 1/2" hole in the center and be fine or drill...