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yes hydro will outpreform soil inside, but you get flavors and scents out of soil grown pot that you just wont get with most hydro set ups. however, are you talking organic hyro, or as close to it as you can be? or synthetic(normal) hydro? then what kind? theres soil-less mediums like rockwool...

Whats up Michiganders, thought my first thread here should be a upbeat one. Lets here about your favorite compassion centers and why you like them. i'll start with the first two that i went to with my card. Green Planet patient collective and OM of Medicine. Green Planets straydawg is always...

interesting. a guy that worked there told me sub delivered the beans i was lookin at himself. kinda bugs me that he would lie about it. no real reason to, idk, maybe he only ment DJ, or he just misspoke, ima go with that one, it makes me less mad. i wouldnt recognize him if i did see him tho...

good news, those roots are too bad at all. i was expecting mud butt lol. try to bubble your tap water in a bucket and test it every day to see if it drops, it should unless your water is really jacked. second, the tote situation is why a bunch of plants in one pot is a bad idea. no way to...

lowering the light will help but not with stretching. they should be reaching for the light though thats a good thing, means your getting adequate light intensity. if you had a red spectrum light like a hps they would stretch there inter-nodal gaps while vegging tho, but you have lots of blue...

agreed, even when they get older and start to yellow i wouldnt cut them off. think of your leafs as solar panels

were they regular seeds?.... the symmetrical structure makes me nervous, looks kinda male. i could be wrong tho, lets hope i am.:sad:

you'll likely need a emulsifier for that neem, it keeps it from separating in the water. unless it says ready to use, but i dont think dyna grow does. liquid silica works pretty good, and some yucca extracts to get it to stick to the plant. what ever bug it is you dont want it, but you do want...

when you say you use 1/4 strength nutes, is it a 1/4 of the seedling dosage or a 1/4 of a normal veg dose? if your environment stays stable at those numbers i would guess its a nute issue. whether its too weak or the powder isn't mixing well in the water. what kind of water are you using? <200...

ive finally convinced a buddy of mine to stop drying on cardboard.. i always wine about it, he puts all this hard work into hand mixing thinking its gonna be superior to the machine, then throws all this nice hash on CARDBOARD! duuude. i actually live in the midwest, i was on vacation visiting...

what nutes you using? i would have to say it isnt calcium yet too, still to little. how the others ones look? all a even green?

if they work for you thats awesome though, after a few failed early grows because of mites, i never used lady bugs again. knock on wood, i cant remember a recent year that they've come back, prevention is key. now if you get some aphids, lady bugs are gonna destroy them, they love them over...

i was confusing you with the OP sorry hah. 12 ounces seems to be a fairly consistant number ive heard from 400w growers, wheather they have 10 plants of 4. no co2 or anything special

agreed, its easier to over water in big pots with small root systems too. there just isnt enough roots to use all the water. try watering slow too, it'll help keep your soil from getting to compact in the end. a pop bottle with 6 or so small holes drilled in the lid works great

if there okay in the earth soil, they'll be okay in whatever you put them in. so yea, they should be happy to just see soil :weed: if its a seeds just dont bury it to china, maybe a inch or so

you can soak them no problem, the issue comes in when people water too often thinking its helping the plant grow faster. the old finger trick still works great, jam one in the soil, if its still moist, wait to water. and if its taking to long to dry out, get out a fan and let'em have it. also...

sure, some people sprout in there big flower pots so they never have to transplant. n yes drainage is key, the big chunky perlite is better imo, but go easy if you do use it. and prewash it first, that dust us horrible for you and you plants.

really? is this recent, like with in the last year? i should be more carefull with my words then. a guy that LOOKED like sub dropped seeds off haha. to bad really

intersting for sure. ive never heard of water curing untill you said something. well sort of, some guys make a h2o2 solution to kill powdery milldew,and submerge there buds, thats a bout as far as i knew. you learn somethin cool everyday. anyone seen other countries hash tech? the US is killin...

OM of medicine. there website's pretty cool. sometimes DJ(if thats his name) and subcool come in to drop off seed batches, never know who you will meet there. can be tricky to find, theres only a medicine sticker on the door, and a intercom on the left to get in. or theres a handicap door in the...