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So Growbettabud was talking about how he's the best grower in the world in irc... [22:50] <growbettabud> I am the best [22:50] <Skunky21833> for sure that you might have a dank ass setup [22:50] <DrHigh> were happy for you but to the point of YOU beibng the BEST... [22:50] <Skunky21833> not...

very interesting topic ................I love. -potlike

Ok you caught me sleeping.... yeah everyone can stand to learn more and yes chlorine is added as a disinfectant it is other chemicals added for taste. Now, all that said I use tap water also, but I get 130 ppm which is pretty low as far as tap water is concerned. I agree with gypsy man, take...

I hate to burst your bubble again, but tasting water is NOT a test for how it works for growing. Chlorine is not good for plants and it is added in tap water for taste and there are alot of other things that are not as good... depending on your area it may hard water which isn't good for plants...

couple ideas I can see right off to add heat to it would be : 1. Using an Infrared lamp as marijuana doesn't respond to >700nm wavelength I believe. 2. Using a peltier device with an aluminum heat sink to warm the air. That is all -potlike

pH problems cause salt build ups normally chemical salt build ups regular salt can do the same thing. Soil grows are much more forgiving than hydro and slower to act and CAN(not always) take up to a week before they show visible signs of things newly introduced into grow especially after being...

I'm not trying to stir shit up again, but it is possible that the salts from the flush are doing their work now as it can take a couple days before it decides to show its' ugly head. -potlike

Actually he was being a smartass before to kaiser before. He needs to ask the right questions to get the right answers from them. I'm asking this as respectfully as possible but please stay out of this tussel there is no need to insult any more people. By the way twosaws more post does not...

Hey Ledgirl I understand the point you're trying to make, however the terminology you need to be using in order to make that point is PPFD not lumens. PPFD stands for Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density and describes the density of photosynthetic friendly light. Just figured I'd help you out :)...

apology accepted douchebag ... now get a life. -potlike

ROFL I don't have any common sense???? Look in a mirror buddy. I have more common sense in my dick than you ever will have. So why don't you just suck on it, and maybe you'll glean some from it. I bet there are apes at local zoos with more intelligence AND common sense than you. I just hope...

Something else you can try that is readily available at most hardware stores and home depot etc etc would be Scott's Premium Potting Soil. If what you have doesn't work out give it a try it is very mild so it allows you maximal control on nutrients. -potlike

It's not my fault you're a fucking retard and have to be explained things at a 6th grade level but I did it for you anyways and yes I did BOTH. I did not get a collage degree I got a college degree; learn to spell. I answered your question the way you asked it, if you wanted to ask something...

he didn't say ounces... probably meant 2 pounds. -potlike

nice plants doc -potlike

./me humps chiceh

You ignorant son of a bitch where the fuck do you get off judging me? I worked until I was 24 to be able to pay for college and worked the whole way through, btw I'm still paying it off. Mommy and daddy didn't give me money. Also, if you got off your lazy ass and looked you would see there...

this really isn't the place for this question, but water when your soil starts to feel dry to the touch and water it until it comes out your drainage holes in the bottom of your container. -potlike

Plants need as much light as they can get to help with photosynthesis (process of converting light into energy). The closer the light the more intense the light. The further away the light, the less intense it is. This is something you should learn in grade school science if not everyday...

You can control it around 3-3.5 feet but it can get up to 5-6. I suggest using bushmaster additive to help the plant bush out horizontally instead of growing taller. Use it about 1 week after you are into flowering and it will stop growing vertically within 48 hours. -potlike