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^^^ Yeah, on second thought, I'd probably say that 18" is the maximum that I raise my lights from the canopy. 16" seems more accurate.

I've always tried to keep my light (1000w) as close to the canopy as possible without causing any burning. For me, that's around 18" (with a oscillating fan blowing right over the canopy to dissipate heat). I thought keeping the lights really high up caused stretching (not to mention being an...

I assume that you'd need to leave room to get into the room though. You should consider the square feet left, after you've taken away the path space. To me it seems like 3 1000s would fit well, in a row long ways, with a path along the side.

^^ I guess you're assuming that they're time traveling humans? Even then, maybe they're so advanced that they've cured all disease. Seems more likely that they'd not even be biologically similar enough to us to share diseases. They might not even be carbon based. Of course those are all big...

I got a few to mom out from that little place in Arcata (can't remember the name, it's not the coop one or the iCenter, it's the third one), and they turned out to be good plants. No bugs or anything. I checked the iCenter at the time and they had a measly selection of haggard looking little...

I don't know if I had some special super-gnats or something... back when I had a mite (and gnat) problem, early in veg. I put four nopest strips in a bedroom, ventilation off, for a couple of weeks. Totally wiped out the mites, but the gnats kept going. I did eventually get them by just letting...

^^ My experience has been the same... taken in flower takes longer. The white powdery looking stuff sounds like powdery mildew. You can search here for solutions. there are different ones, but I've had good luck with Serenade. It's a bacteria that eats it (organic). I don't think it will do any...

I agree with this answer (and the one before that said the same). Sure, some more light would be useful, but I think the main issue is that your growing sativa dominant, and looking at indica dominant plants as a comparison.

It ended awkward? Sounds like it was at awkward from the start. I suspect there's some leg pulling going on here. You never know though.

So you're saying it's good to dry the buds too much, then re-hydrate them? Interesting technique. Strange that I've never seen anyone else pushing that theory. Guess they're just not as experienced as you are. I'm patient enough to let my buds dry slowly and evenly. I'm not saying re-hydrating...

No need to get your panties in a bunch there little tiger. I made a point of saying these are my preferences, not right or wrong. Yes, I have accidentally dried too fast, and had fix the problem by re-hydrating. My experience... take your time and do it right, rather than be lazy, fuck it up...

I want a shirt like this:

If this guy isn't eligible for a Darwin award, he ought to get some kind of award for stupidity:

I agree with Chubby... there are plenty of ways to do it successfully. It's just a matter of preference. Personally I prefer to cut the plant into smaller sections, or whatever size is comfortable to trim, then I do a quick, rough trimming (pulling fan leaves off by hand first), then hanging...

Yeah because of those. I don't know... maybe they're good for plants, or maybe they'll get all mushy and start molding. I've never heard of the plant version having anything like that.