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Agai And another person comes out of nowhere to defeat the purpose of me ever posting in the first place. My point was not to hate on the use of aloe it was to say that if you follow general rules of growing any plant you won't need it to help some droopy plants spring back up because they...

Oh I got you I missundestood what kind of lights are you running in your room?

I second this. As I said before you need to make sure your soil fully soaks up water all of it from day one of transplant or the soil can create hydrophobic areas of soil that won't take in water anymore. Basically killing the roots in that area giving you all kinds of horrible results.

This is what I was reading thanks for your experience. Any opinions on his grow??

Agreed.

No actually a high temperature is vital to the use of co2. 85-95 degrees is where you should be at if you are going all the way in 1500 ppm co2. Even without co2 mj loves 80 degrees. Just waisted a bunch of time reading about it and I'm not even going to use it. And on rh, it will be harder to...

Remind me when I stated my only resource was forums? Just because aloe is chock full of something a plant can benifit from doesn't mean you understand how to make it available for mj. Can't just grab some leaf smash it with a rock and throw it on your dirt and assume it to do benifits.

Mj doesn't get coconut water and aloe Vera in the wild not only that but nobody uses it. I was simply saying in a newbie forum it seems to be more of a hassal then a medicine. One of the biggest things people tell new growers is to not complicate things and youre telling them to do just that...

Yeah like I said depends on the air conditioner the one your speaking of recycles indoor air. Now that being said I did some further research and and came up with the solution. He's gotta have sealed hoods with air pulling coming from else where (different room, outside) and leaving through an...

Depends on the ac? You can't just pump cold air into a room with no exhaust. A portable ac for example which is what I use pulls air from room blows it out cold and then pumps hot air outside through a hose. Therefore it would suck the co2 up cool the oxygen and blow it right out the exhaust...

I don't think aloe Vera will do much of anything for your plants. Been a talk that comes up here and there on forums but nothing that has ever had amazing results or any at that. In my personal opinion it's just another variable in your grow and for a newbie I would not recommend making uneeded...

I think he said in his first post what kind of lights. I'm not the most educated on co2 but I'd assume if you used an ac there wouldn't be a point to use co2 because you would just be pumping it out of the room.

Well we were hoping that pumping fresh air twice a day and only running the co2 that 10 mins an hour with the fans would stabilize the temp that is if his lights are sealed and have air pumping through to a different room.

"I am still interested in seeing a plant that has been watered and fed daily and still looks great" If I'm not mistaken this is what you said? No? You were speaking in general about "a plant" not justneryka's plants or there soil???? Therefore I spoke "in general" back at you about MANY...

Yeah if you are in the mountains i would definetly take every precaution when it comes to insulation little bit extra time and money but well worth it in your circumstance. And in my shed I did the same 2 20 amp breakers both feeding off to 2 plug ins each. I have both of my 1000 watt hps'S on...

Sounds like a grand plan to me Paul ! Get that room sealed with the silicone as well as you can.

It's called if you use coco or a soil that doesn't hold water at all and and have strains that eat nutes for days you water everyday some do it on purpose to pump food as much as they can. Need url's??? To the poster I believe your problem is too much heat or low humidity making the water...

Yeah breaker won't be very big at all and the vapor barrier you can do all of that if you wish but if you don't live in a very humid environment the insulation does that job as well. I work at a home improvement store called Jerrys so I got assistance from the electrical deparment here I know...

Ehh the cold probably made the ground water in the soil to cold for plant to be happy normally plants exposed to cold don't show signs of over watering they just slow growth tremendously and eventually die. I'd say the cold could have played a role but water and soil played the largest. Just...