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Oh, thats good about the gas line, my bad, lol. fyi. debris - dont know what they were thinking sometimes with the english language. That sounds good, just didnt know how the climate was. Basements in my area (i have seen a lot as an electrician) are soggy, with critters n bugs. not fun.

Ahahaahaaaahahahha. That is funny. Well if this isn't a good enough reason to pass it, I dont know wtf is.... Come on guys. Once a famous person said and I quote pretty close "look to the past for the future" right?!?! Everyone on my thread wants to argue; look at alcohol and cigs - the...

I can imagine how they reacted to straight gas. lol You may want to consider trying to enclose your garden, not only for co2 but the dirt is going to retain moisture and bugs and stuff. Have you done a full harvest down there before? If your closed up you can get burners made to accept your...

I pull pics from my pc all the time, never used photobucket or anything. I am subbed too ; )

Put the new one outside your room if you can. It will save on the heat dispersed into the room - not a reason for that when your already at 85.

Yeah, def a chore, you dont want those co2 levels under your house either - wont kill but cant be good for health of the occupants - it can kill dont get me wrong.

Your doing good. I just want to help. It might be from the transplant... If you have too, too much dirt in there it could affect it, but if most of it is out it wont be able to retain TOO much moisture to harm the plant or clog the rez. If you think it would help do it- it cant hurt - you know...

Its 1 tbsp yeast to 1/3 cup sugar in a 2 liter bottle, filled 1/2 -2/3 of the way with luke warm water. The warm water activates the yeast, but if it is too hot it will kill the yeast - it is a live bacteria er something close to that. Mix the hell out of it for a minute or so, it last about a...

Come on put the other EXCEPTS in there like; not on Sunday, and I dont know what time they stop selling (in CA its 2A.M.) I would imagine there its prolly 8 or 9 P.M. Like I said I am not positive of the time - it has been 7-8 years since I visited.

Thank you, I am getting ready to invest in co2 also. I have been keeping up on the sugar and yeast method for a while but never get results like my buddy that runs a propane burner, type, co2 generator.

Good deal for the measurements. Just wanted to make sure you weren't doing 1/4 of the recommend nute mix - that would be too lite prolly. I figured that those roots belonged to the BFF - that is why I asked - She is not healthy and is not going to be until something changes, not sure what but...

I am using 1k HPS's. Air cooled - couple of the typical type of hoods and one cool hood. The cool hood does not disperse the light like the others but it sure stays cool. I vent my room through my lights into a carbon filter. I have an a/c forcing air in all the time to make up for the air...

It means he subscribed to your thread so that when ever there is a new post it will notify him in his "My RIU". Looking good, I will sub too.

Depends on who you talk to. imo - 1. HPS 2. LED 3. CFL

1/4 of what??? 1/4 cup - 1/4 of directions - You are right on track - keep it up. Which one has the dark colored roots?

Looks pretty good. Def could have gone another week or two. Do you have a scope? What are the trics like? Drying properly and the curing process will develop a better taste, smell and potency. You can cure in pretty much anything that is air tight kept in a dark, cool, place.

You should be glad you caught it. Prolly wasnt in there long enough to do any pollinating.

They look ready for nutes - def start with a lite mix, see how they do - I pretty much always do a lite mix (about 2/3's) with my GH 3 part to get the desired ppm's. Usually I just turn my pump off and add the water and nutes - always start with your base nutes - 1st your micro then your bloom...

Thank you. I wish you the best of luck - feel free to ask questions.

Medium typically refers to the type of material your plants roots will grow in - soil, hydroton, rockwool, etc. I would tend to think you may need to transplant as my buddy uses an ebb&flow system in which he has a plant sometimes two in each 3 gallon pot - I think 3 gal. He does not veg them...