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Bookmarked. This is a true scientist here, taking data and using a controlled environment.

Indoor air is cooler than outdoor air in the Summer. If you have good circulation, there will be plenty of CO2 just from the leaks of outdoor air in your home. I prefer indoor air because I can regulate the temperature, plain and simple.

New growth is typically lighter than old growth. Pics will help.

Air cool your lighting. Put a glass plate over the base of the reflector hood, draw your air from a clean non-grow room and expel it out of the grow room and you don't have to filter the air going through your lights.

The thicker and older the branch, the better chance it will take root. Click on the cloning guide in my signature for a detailed overview.

Lights leaks are easy to fix. Why take the risk of having a hermaphrodite destroy your sinsemilla?

Veg doesn't demand a lot of light thankfully. The more light you add, the faster it will grow, plain and simple. That said, growing slowly isn't bad for the plant, it just takes a little more time to get big. There are no real watt requirements, however most people tend to think about 50W a...

Having crazy amounts of light isn't really all that important until the flowering stage when you're limited by time. You can up your veg production by simply going to 24 hour light rather than having to spend money on a new light :D Regular shop light fluorescents veg just fine, even if it's...

I have a horrible sense of smell, so I couldn't tell you from personal experience :P The consensus is that the further along it is in flower, the stinkier it is.

Transplanting doesn't have to be a traumatic event. If you're gentle, it really doesn't matter.

You'll need better lights for bigger plants. If you're going with big tall boys, you'll need either supplemental side lighting, or some 400W+ to penetrate down into the plant.

Plant looks like it will recover just fine. Just give it a week or two and do what kryd said.

Scrog is great for low-profile growing, but expect them to grow at least a foot above the screen. LST is probably the easiest and best method for outdoor growing. Use big wire to stake the plants along the ground. It doesn't look like weed to the untrained eye, or even to helicopters. As...

Here's a good rule of thumb: The more Indica it is, the stronger the nute formulas you should use. The more Sativa it is, the lighter the nute mix you should use.

I keep mine a little more than 8" away from my plants in my cabinet for heat reasons. I'd say however close you can get without temperature problems is the ideal.

Yeah, count on them tripling in size for flowering to be safe.

Neem oil. It can be applied up to two weeks to harvest.

Pics or it didn't happen.

Neem oil should be a regular part of your maintenance. It knocks out almost all pests and mold, and can be applied up to about 2 weeks from harvest.