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Just another sheep in the crowd scarfing down the propaganda of greedy individuals. BTW Brickd, I'm still waiting for a link or something to a credible source of information regarding Phillip Morris. I think its time to lay that to rest.

Please refer to Post #4...read it...in fact get a buddy to help you understand it in case it becomes a bit challenging. Then we can continue this discussion.

You sure it's not a hermie? The very first set of photos....pic 3, roughly in the center...???

You continue to yap about PROOF yet you're not showing any regarding the tobacco companies purchasing land in NorCal. That has been completely discredited as neither you nor Google have provided any CREDIBLE results. Can we all just agree on that so we can proceed?

Sounds like he's asking a question actually...not making shit up.

Very nice art work Waterlily. I like the third from the left the most. Like looking up at the flowers with the sun in the background. Almost takes me there :)

Looks like you're off to a nice start. Good job ;)

Looking forward to seeing the finished product!

What kind of light setup are you using? And how close do you keep your plants to the lights? Also, what kind of soil are you using?

That would be a legitimate argument. I guess we're just going to have to let certain cases play out in court.

Hey nugz, do you have a link to the maker of this program? How much do they want for it? I found one recently called Grow Assistant. I'm sure if you Google it you will find it. They have a demo you can play with and evaluate. I haven't had much time to check it out myself. I did go through it...

It is generally not advisable to take a clone from an unhealthy/unstable plant. However, I have had a plant that just got thrashed by a number of issues and so I stabilized it as best as I could, gave it a few days and then took the best cutting. The clone survived with no rooting...

But what if it is a female? Is there anything you can use the plant for in terms of ointments, rubs, salves, etc. instead of just throwing it away?

So long as the stunting wasn't due to some insect infestation (root/fungus gnats) could the plant still be used for other medical uses? Like a root salve or.... ???

Here is one of the plants that got invaded. I'm still reviving it. But...IT...JUST....MIGHT...WORK :) The other one which I still need to get a pic of looks like its about to be in need of some life support. Silver Haze - Gnat Damage

I had to perform this recently on a few plants...some took it well but two of them were pretty far beyond repair. I think the gnats got to them before I could get to the gnats. I'll post a couple pictures as soon as I get them on my comp. I used 1 PART H202 (Hydrogen Peroxide for newbies) and 4...

Keep on growing and keep on learning...and by all means HAVE FUN!

And then upgrading it as time goes by is a lot of fun. Especially looking back at photos from how it started to where it may be now (if you've made some modifications to it since inception). But we learn...and that is the important part!

If you're going to paint...use flat white paint. All those metallic colors absorb a lot of light. Just because it LOOKS reflective...does not mean it is.

A cheap step up from the foil with a much better reflection would be flat white paint if you can paint the inside of your box.