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I wait to feel a crispy outside with some spongy feel underneath. I do trim down to sugar leaves after chop then hang. A good cure will help smooth the smoke.

His talking about flushing in general. I'm in coco, using Canna A&B and have flushed & have not. I don't think the difference is in flushing as much as your routine after the chop. Dry slow and leave moisture for the cure! Good luck!

Yep, after germ, just moisten with a drop of clean water & work the casing off. There's a skin that'll be under the shell, if left will hinder growth. Moisten with another drop of water & it'll peel right off also. You are operating on a newborn - handle with care!

He's right, feeding every watering requires less ppm. The roots are getting nutes continuously so a weaker solution is needed. I'm running Canna A&B at 600-700ppm at around 7 weeks from seed. Some people learn through mistakes but you could avoid this one, just start lower than you think.

"Water" with ph'd nute solution every time moisture is needed in the coco! After her roots fill the pot, you'll increase feeding to encourage growth. The roots will start working through a lot more nutes after they get going. Multi feedings a day may be needed depending on the media and...

Treat her like soil until she gets her roots. Water around the edge of your pot. That will encourage roots to explore for moisture and it'll help not overwatering. Let her dry out some between waterings. She'll be fine, just let her do her thing.

You could grab a speed controller to turn the big fan down! Reduces noise and still gets the job done.

Never used it! Supposed to help decay old roots & other stuff to feed the microbes.

Canna makes good stuff, maybe pricey. Pics would help lots. If green & healthy looking, just "weeping", sounds like overwatering. Been using Canna's coco nutes A&B for some time now but recently received a free sample of Megacrop. Its a one part dry fertilizer. I've never used dry nutes before...

Just make sure your tent walls are pulled in, after everything is zipped up. If smell is a problem, use a charcoal filter to "scrub" your smelly inside air into fresh outside air. Most people will pull the air through the filter instead of pushing it through, so you would run filter>fan>exhaust...

I'm running an Orbit 8 outlet manifold with a Ecoplus 396 pump, also on a short pvc riser, to halos around the plants. At the plant, I used a short length of line & drilled 4 small holes to spray down and attached each end to the tee on the water line. Lines are 6-8 ft length & pump will provide...

Just starting to read up & do some broadingthe horizons thing. What's your light setup? I realise 6500k curly cfls will work. Is anything better or multi bulbs for a better spread/intensity? What about distance from chambers/tubs? Didn't you say to noob it up? I hope that was in this this...

You guys are in a different league - it's just September and I'm already wanting spring to be here!

Put it in the window, like it's designed for! FYI: A portable ac with a single hose, will create a lot of negative pressure inside the room, but will cool the room. They will also exhaust smell, if that's a problem.

How do you spark a bowl at -60f!! :wall: We really do have our own problems, setting up these little micro climates for the girls!

My a.c. is right next to my grow room door, inside the shed. No one has keys but me!

Good grief that's cold!

You may try using the 6" duct boost as a intake fan. As long as your sides are pulled in a little, you're good!

Another thing, if you're down below freezing with a warm room inside a cold shed is you'll find every air leak! Condensation forms at all entry points, including outlets! Keep things clean or risk mildew/mold.

I have a two room out building that I use. Grow room (12x9) is insulated,sealed pretty good temperature & humidity controlled. Rest of 12x20 building is not regulated but has two vents. I have one vent with a screen but open, other is exhaust with a 6" fan & charcoal scrubber. Everything outside...