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Yeah man those are just to give you an idea on how to maximize small spaces to their full potential. There are guides that use trash bins as their "bucket" so it's completely customizable. One thing to note though is to make sure you setup ventilation, even with clfs it's important. A couple...

Oh see there was a misunderstanding, I thought you asked for experienced eyes - not growers. Was just telling what my experienced eyes saw. Jokes aside - You fim'd your plant which means the new growth you cut is still able to grow but it will be stunted as it tries to heal while the other...

Looks to me like you've got some sort of plant growing inside your storage bin.

Ah yes I see you have found our prized documentary of the everyday American man that is I-Robot. I wasn't aware we allowed outsiders to view such delicate material but I must admit fighting killer robots and eating pie with a spoon is everything that is to be American. Maybe one day we can move...

Looks great. Last minute advice is to be patient and don't chop too soon. You don't want to harvest on a timer, let them tell you when it's time. Good things come to those who wait, especially growers. Do you have a microscope to check trichs?

Those trees were obviously grown under HID lighting. Just because they throw some LEDs into the pictures doesn't change the obvious facts. Classic bait and switch sales tactics.

Super cropping won't be counter productive this early in flower.. In fact you might even see better production. Just know some strains react very well to super cropping and others don't, so recovery might be a few days slow or you might barely see a hiccup in growth. Just don't snap the stem and...

The answer my friend, is blowin in the wind.

1) Let the pots dry out more. 2) Lower your nutrient concentrations (EC/ppm) 3) ONLY flush when you royally fuck up. Flush is not needed here. Less is more. The plant will always tell you when she needs more or less of something. She's telling you now to give her less water (overall droop) and...

You're over watering and feeding too strong. Lower your EC a bit and water less frequently. What's your feeding schedule like? *Edit: You don't need to flush just leech out excess salts with plain water next watering then move forward from there.

Pick a schedule and stick to it and you'll never have to flush unless you fuck up. I water everyday with a feed-feed-feed-water schedule in coco hempy. Others like feed-feed-water. Find what works best for you. Another piece of advice is keep logs of what you're adding and your readings, it...

1100 ppm on which scale? Running 2.2 EC you have a higher salt concentration that will mess with your plants uptake in nutrients. You'll always see heavy feeders chase their tails correcting deficiency problems because they think pushing their plants to the max is advanced growing. Its not how...

This complicates the issue. Have you ever heard of quantum mechanics? Your currently in what's known as a "quantum state." It's both ok to change lights and not ok to change lights. But the only way to find out which is to change the light. Don't worry though if it's not ok you'll know...

There's a very short window that opens up to allow a light change but you have to spot it quickly and react fast because if you miss it you won't reap the rewards for your entire crop. When I say short I mean short - It is less than 1% of your total life cycle! There's a lot of theoretical...

Do we get a prize for guessing correctly?

Just drain it after, simple. If you have 1 extra one of those foil dishes then swap them as you drain the runoff so you don't have to put the pots on carpet.

You don't want your pots to sit in runoff water. That can create all sorts of problems. The roots are coming out of the pots because of that. Once you start cleaning up the runoff the roots will prune themselves.

This may help you *The ideal scenario you are looking to achieve is where the EC is either dropping slightly or remaining static, with a static or slightly rising ph and a dropping water level. If you get this situation, keep doing exactly what you are doing because your plant is feeding and...

I just want you to realize that the training is already done by now and the only thing the screen will help with from now on is structural support. The downside is the screen can start to act as a bottleneck to your plants causing them to fight the screen and other branches. Either way you'll...

Just get a 4" inline fan and run it at half speed. That way you have the potential to increase the speed in case you need it for temps or something.