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whole plant, branches, individual nugs on screens. Bunch of ways to dry. If you're drying in a humid place, I'd def get rid of fan leaves and dry as individual sticks, or smaller. Wouldn't want to lose the whole plant to mold.

that doesn't sound too bad. If you're on municipal water, just let it rip. Shouldn't be a problem 95% of the time

not necessary. growing dope can be as simple or as complicated as you make it out to be. You're not going to notice any difference aerating your nutrient solution with an airstone before feeding in soil. The water coming out of the hose/tap should do more to aerate it than anything else.

I think you're referring to the 1976 judgement in Paris. this had nothing to do with an un-aged wine. So I don't know why you'd throw this out there after accusing me of "the worst possible comparison." It's a fact that a ton of polymerization goes on in a red wine after fermentation that...

if you want to flush your plant and correct any fuckup you might have made (over fertilizing), then do it once. There's no reason this should take multiple instances. You want runoff. If you have five-gallon plants, run five to ten gallons through the pot at once. The water will wash away all...

Trimmings awful, man. Last few years I've grown outdoor. and just can't keep up. I'm not a bum. I have a full time job. Don't have hours a day to sit and trim multiple lbs. Bought one of those bowl trimmers. Saved a ton of time. Not the prettiest trim job, but it gets the job done in about...

I subscribe to the KISS philosophy. IMO hydros going to be easiest with a sterile res. You don't have to waste money on fancy products, either. Don't waste your money on h2o2, dont waste your money on DM Zone (copper sulfate and bleach). You can use the clorox bleach in your mommas laundry...

disagree. that's like saying you don't need to age a red wine after fermenting. There's a lot of chemistry that continues long after the fruit comes off the plant.

are you using municipal water? it should be fine. lawn grows fine with a sprinkler. your moms tomatoes grow fine using the hose. don't make it more complicated than it needs to be. don't worry about pH or pKa values if you're not having deficiency problems.

THATS CRAZY. IF IT DOESNT HAVE COOL PICTURES YOUR PLANTS WILL DIE. DON'T LISTEN TO THIS GUY

definitely buy the full Advance nutrients grand wizard line of products. then double the dose so your plants grow bigger, faster. definitely don't buy a sensible, non marijuana-oriented plant food

get an all-purpose, water soluble fertilizer. something with nitrate for N. max-sea 16-16-16, jacks, peters, are all good. Tigerbloom isn't balanced and will give you deficiencies

WELL BRO THERE ARE A COUPLE OF THINGS TO CONSIDER. THE GENERAL CONSENSUS IS THAT A WARM TEMPERATURE IS BEST SUITED FOR FLOWERING. WHICH MEANS YOU WANT A 2700 KELVIN TEMPERATURE. WHY T12S BRO? WHY NOT T8S? OR HPS? I DONT THINK A T12 WILL MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE

dont waste your money on koolbloom. buy monopotassium phosphate off ebay or amazon. it's 0-52-34 and is the main ingredient in 90% of bloom boosters and will do the same job for way less money

if you're not on well water i don't think you need R/O. of course i'm sure that there are old buildings and shitty municipalities with bad quality water, but why strip out the calcium in your water just to add it back? The real question you should be asking yourself is, "why does the PPM have...

what UOM are you using? ounces? pounds? outdoor you can get multiple lbs per plant, easy. indoor, not so easy. yield is just a function of genetics, veg time, and environment

Google is a thing, ya know? look up your county here: http://www.canorml.org/medical-marijuana/local-growing-limits-in-California thats the legal limit

go home home depot and buy miracle grow. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Miracle-Gro-5-lb-Water-Soluble-All-Purpose-Plant-Food-1001232/100035250?N=5yc1vZc8qz#specifications

http://www.amazon.com/Xtreme-Gardening-RT4402-Mykos-2-2-Pound/dp/B003STB5N6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1410985528&sr=8-1&keywords=Mycorrhiza this is 2 lbs for $27... Still a retail price. But it beats paying $30 for 4oz of great white (thats 1/8 the weight). Granted, any healthy soil will have...

all of them, bro. the more supplements you buy the better your plants will be