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Really? The panda plastic reflects less the 60% light.... (if you shine a light at it is it really 40% dimmer then the flat white wall its next to?) Seriously what made you say that? Panda plastic is awesome, mylar is hard to hang and it creases and tears easily. It all has its uses, panda...

Its important to get air moving in a growroom so the temp stays constant across the room. It also helps get that stanky air to the room exhaust port.

word? those are totally side shoots too. I dont suggest trimming fan leaves, but anything can work.

..... Yeild is the end result of a lot of factors, Hybrid vigor is a genetic concept that is as far as I know accepted.

How do you know, did you leave one untrimmed so you could tell the difference? We arent telling you not to do it because its "scary" its becuase its a bad idea Its good to know that contrary to everything I have learned, its paying off from you, but again, how do you know? Edit: This might...

Your saying that in your experience cloning clones, (i do the same) you have never noticed a downward trend of overall plant health? I think the differences are apparent between 5th gen clones and plants grown from seed. And we arent talking about a seed of 1 plant vs a clone of another, poor...

Its good you guys agree hybrid vigor must not make a difference....Jesus Christ. Marijuana Botany by Robert Clarke page 70d (Essentially that hybrid vigor is the breeding of two distinct genetic parents instead of similar ones (back crossing) this combines the dominant traits of the two which...

Dont trim your leaves, tuck them out of the way if you must but the fan leaves store easily metabolized nutrients that your plant needs. It will rob you of growth potential as your exposing it to more light but removing the nutrient it would use to take advantage of that light

That sounds good but you dont want the soil uniformly damp all the time. I would use it to detect an optimum dryness point that enhances root growth, then a gradual saturation to another predetermined moisture point. This could eliminate alot of waste that automated systems are known for I just...

completely true

For the expense I just want to see the 600watt hps and 400halide combo (thats how its described) next to a 1000 watt hps for flowering (also about 30-50000 more lumens in a conventional 1000) The side by side would be illuminating but I dont know if it will result in either higher quality buds...

I was walking my dog in the city and someone was hosing out 5 of these earthboxes in her front yard... A little obvious man, no backyard either.

Back to regular skedge then, thanks guys

I threw off my photo period in the flowering room last night. Where they normally go on at 4 am and off at 4 pm there was a power failure and the light remained on. I figure that the net change was about 6hrs of additional light 4am to 10 pm) and its normally about 6 hours left till the light is...

Iv used jiffy pots fine, paper towels (dont pull the root out, tear the paper)

Iv used jiffy pots fine, paper towels (dont pull the root out, tear the paper) and just soil but the main thing is to give them time and not fuck with them. If the soil/jiffy/whatever is moist the seed will grow, 2 weeks later you can dig it up and figure out what went wrong but there isnt any...

When was the last time you watered?

They look just terrible, just terrible. What light are you using? As far as drainage, I dont use ANY perlite or vermiculite or any of that garbage because I want my soil to have nutes in it. I dont think you have a drainage problem, I think you are overwatering and not giving the soil a change...

Simple and easy are two different things, someone might tell you that using cfls is the cheapest easiest way to go, but if you think about things and educate yourself like data meant to say, you can start like I did with a HID system and grow awesome buds from the getgo HTGsupply.com for ideas...

Use it, as for your other fans, circulation, boosting or intake, but you need an active air exhaust, try a blower, you will not be dissapointed.