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Lol, so basically the plant is cool in the breeze depending on levels of dry air, wet air, , air temperature, air direction; nitrogen, oxygen, and argon levels therein; atmospheric anomalies [such as UFOs], infra and non-infrared radiation levels and EM radiation and interference. thanks...

Yes it does help. Thanks. I figuired the breeze would help the plant transpire, or something like that. As I just said to someone else, at the end of the day, if the plant looks fine and is growing fine then things are probably exactly that, just fine.

I am not sure but I think he was agreeing with you?

"I learned something from helping you!" - This is often what happens when you help others :) Thank you. I'm not going to move my light further away, i have seen no ill effects either, growth seems normal and no burns or wilting.

Thanks a lot for this. So is it the breeze which helps the leaves to transpire and evaporate water? Or are the two unrelated? What I need to know is, does the breeze from the fan which cools my hand when I hold it under the light, also cool my plant to the same degree? Because my temperature...

but not plants? Don't mean to sound rude at all here, but what is the point in having the breeze? just to move hot air away from the plants and to generally move air around? However, I guess the reading I am getting would be hotter without the breeze.

Sorry to ask but are you basing this on theory or on some type of scientific fact? I considered the same type of thing but couldn't find anything to back it up either way. I have a 125mm extractor fan pulling hot air through the tube and out of the tent. And most people running cool tubes seem...

Got an interesting one... My cooltube is about 15" above my plant and there a 12" fan blowing air through the gap between them [I also have an extractor venting air outside my tent]. In terms of heat for the plant, I always hear you should check to see if it is uncomfortable for your hand...

I remember reading a thread by someone who uses CFLs for 12/12 from seed with very good results. He has a thread somewhere which documents the grow but i cant find it. That thread gives a link to this video, which you might find handy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-S7XRRw0yE Also read...

yeh i agree too : )

awesome pictures... all three of them : )

yeh fuckitt

My problem with the SLH is that it takes 9 or 10 weeks to flower and I am moving home in just under 3 months, time-wise I have 2 and a half months to harvest this. So basically 9 or 10 weeks. The seed germed yesterday and has started coming up out of the rockwool today. It should have sprouted...

donkey d!$ks LOL - maybe it is nothing but a big joke In your earlier post you said your plant was three weeks old, and just over one week into flower... do you usually veg for just 2 weeks? How many nodes did you have at that point or how tall was it? I have a super lemon haze bean [which...

Yes it's a 12/12 from seed and the strain is nirvana northern lights... icmag grow by atmosphere, the journal has all the details but i dont think i can do this :( I'll be happy with a yield of half oz on a 12/12 plant. I think using sativa dominant is the way to go... i'm just trying it on a...

they do in this picture, xD as if I would ever be able to do this:

By the way, you may have 1000 excellent reasons to discredit everything I just said, compared to your experience, well let's just say I have not even learned to crawl... it's just ideas and shit man... i'd rather be you than me :)

I am trying something I saw on this dude's grow journal and also trying somewhat to replicate Canaman's current grow. It seems to be that when doing 12/12 from seed if you stretch the plant, whilst it has less nodes, it's height makes the bud cover the entire stem. I think both the referred to...

Outdoors, that's basically heaven :)

I hope you yield 4oz per plant!!! you deserve to... I hope one day my buds looks like that, then I will know once and for all that I have actually achieved soemthing in life ^__^