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If you want taste; perhaps foliar feeding is not for you. I haven't noticed a difference in taste but I prefer my weed's smell and potency. It almost always tastes like smoke to me, regardless. Personally, I like foliar feeding. It has its uses. I feel that a plant with a slight nutrient burn...

And I made some typos anyway... the point is that if you have 50,000 lumens of fluorescent and 50,000 lumens of HID... the fluorescent will yield just as well, only in a more limited area... and even better in the aspect that the light comes from multiple angles and penetrates even better than...

This isn't biast to CFLS... its indicating that fluorescents can give buds just as much as HID and that distance plays a big factor. I never said you need the same wattage, I only said the lumens don't make a difference where they come from as long as they are the same total. The title says...

Stop jacking the thread Figaz... if you need help make your own thread or at least put it in a thread with a relevant title. Also do not tell us whether the plants are or are not stretched, we are looking at them and they were stretched. Remove some lighting if you want them taller.

If plants "stop using light around 18hrs" then why didn't you put it on a 16/12 cycle... your math logic fails which means your scientific analysis of the grow was a fail too.

Don't do it, the plant will barely grow in that time and all it'll do is mean more nutrients in the plant during harvest and risking nute burn. Just reduce feedings or flush, don't think about increasing anymore.

"These are called "blunts" and they are popular with African American drug users. " I LOLed...

Doesn't matter what the veg light is... the plant could have almost no light during veg and yield well during flowering. The whole "1g/watt" is decided by the flowering light. If you veg 10 plants under a 400watt metal halide and then flower under a 1000watt hps, you need 1000g to reach the...

just because they are mushrooms doesn't mean they are edible and not poisonous.

You aren't cloning from one fan leaf... you are cloning from one very tiny bud site (Before it grows) and making sure it has a big fan leaf connected to it to support it until it has leaves large enough of its own. It's the same thing as any other clone except rather than using decently sized...

Obviously lumens don't tell lux, but they give a good relation in comparison to eachother: 150watt for 1.5x1.5 = 6000 lumens per ft^2 250watt for 2x2 = 6500 lumens per ft^2 400watt for 3x3 = 5500 lumens per ft^2 600watt for 4x4 = 6000 lumens per ft^2 1000watt for 5x5 = 4000 lumens per...

Practically bone dry. Leave it in a very low humidity room for a few weeks. You can store/cure it for one hell of a long time after that because there is almost no humidity. When you want to take it out, just put some fresh buds or citrus peel or lettuce leaf (depending on if you want more...

I like the fact that the water level drops. It just means you HAVE to add more water which will make the nutrient solution less. In effect you don't have to worry about overfeeding as much because the plants get less and less nutrients until you feed them again(which should be when you change...

Or you can follow the method that they receive less CO2 so are smaller... and closer to the sun so they create more resin to protect from UV light?

He did say closer... and I said don't put it that close. I said that was bad advice. Put it 12-18 inches away and not farther or else light is wasted. Those were two separate things. The point was not to put it as close as possible, 12-18 inches should be good, and any farther away is a waste.

Bad advice... keep the plant canopy 12-18 inches (any farther is kind of a waste)

It depends on your reflector... technically a 150watt HPS could cover 10x10ft, it'd just be dark as shit on the outside. If you want to cover 4x4 ft with a 400watt light, I'd say 18 inches away from the canopy.... but as I said it depends on your reflector and how much it covers the sides of the...

To the best of my knowledge (been looking into doing DWC myself once I get a waterroof PH tester), you don't put them in the water. You keep them about an inch or 2 above the water. Just so that the bubbles bursting keep the net pot a little wet on the bottom but not actually sitting in the...

Best stuff I ever grew was 2/3 MG 1/3 vermiculite... as long as you watch the plants and take care of them as soon as ANY leaves show any signs of nutrient problems, you'll be fine.

no... you need a clone with nodes.