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leave your jars in a cool, dark place for six weeks to six months orange peels are good for mold

I've got some info for you - you can expect amazing results.... amazingly small buds for the loot you shelled out. I agree - they're great... for growing pathetic, spindly, weak-ass plants.

sounds like nute burn - flush your plants

Depends on what you buy. daylight (6500 kelvin) = good for veg warm (2700 kelvin) = good for flower buy both to cover full life cycle of plant

if you can control the heat via ventilation, HID

This is total BS The answer is YES

add perlite, don't skimp

i disagree - light is your bread & butter - more is better CFLs if you're broke (warm & daylight) HPS if not MH/HPS switchable if you're flush

I played Space Quest on my Tandy 8088 computer...

i got a dollar that says they'll replace 'em if they are

Al's lux meter does not lie. It's undeniable, empirical evidence & it eviscerates your pathetic fanboy hypothesis. For those interested: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/74888-1550-watts-cfl-s-2.html Indeed.

No, it's not. Same setup, 600w = slightly warm to the touch

not even close - carbon HEPA is for allergen filtration, carbon is for smell

looks like caterpillar eating pattern...

NO Normal aging process for a plant reacing maturity. This is desirable because it signifies that the plant is using up its nutrient resources in the soil. This means you won't be smoking nutes - plant should not be totally green when you harvest. What strain are you growing? Indica-dom...

1 strain = more uniform behavior & finishing time multiple = less ability to "dial in" plant needs/likes & random finish times BUT variety is the spice of life

5 plants? 600 watter would be your sweet spot (most lumens/watt)

high times is obsolete

my understanding (from what I've read here & elsewhere) is that you should expect to increase your flowering time approx. two weeks using CFLs (as opposed to HID systems) in the end, let the trichomes guide you.

water curing via osmosis takes time (a week) to work properly, followed by a drying period - it's not the quick solution you want