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Ideally you want to avoid transplanting them, or do it as little as possible, every time you do it it adds unnecessary stress. Are you absolutely sure you can't plant them straight in to the big holes? Because that is what I would do, assuming the soil isn't crazy hot. Just doesn't make sense...

I was needing a cheap car for a while... Went out and looked in the local classified for something cool, got a Pontiac Fiero, paid $500 for it, put maybe $1000 in to it, and the thing has been loyal ever since. Get 32mpg with it, and all the bitches I can handle, its awesome. I feel like im...

You so punny

I must agree, there is a notable lack of swamp/bog related content in the outdoor growing thread currently, which is rather unfortunate because that is what I am most interested in doing this year. There is lots of stuff out there though, a quick google will give you some decent literature...

In the early planning stages of an outdoor swamp/bog grow for the summer. Still another 2 months minimum before I even consider planting, so there isn't much to post about right now :sad:

/opinion The longer the air is in contact with the filter, the better it is going to be cleaned, but only up to a certain point. The scent particles need time to be trapped in the pores of the carbon, although if the air flow is too low you aren't optimizing your filtering capacity. I think...

I had something like that happen a while ago. Just made sure it was centered under the light (it was a bit off to the side before), and let it keep going and it straightened itself out. Just think of it like the plant is doing LST on its own :mrgreen:

I think one that you missed, which may be of particular interest to people on this site is Florigen - the hormone responsible for inducing flowering in photo period plant species (such as, oh, lets say, cannabis?). Transcription of the Florigen gene doesn't occur until after 12 hours of...

Sorry, didn't mean to sound harsh. I agree it is an interesting point, that the long held taboo regarding green light being absolutely useless and being avoided, is perhaps quite wrong. However, I think the moral of the story is that yes, it is a spectrum with corresponding photosynthetic...

Hardly a persuasive article in my opinion, its not a peer reviewed article, no written by a professional and displays clear bias in their conclusion by suggesting they have a product which satisfy green light requirements for growth. Plus, it lacks considerations regarding light spectra output...

Do they even have dirt in newfoundland? Heard it was nothing but rocks out there :-P There is this one strain I know of, called early skunk, which apparently is fast to flower, has a bit of sativa in it (grows big) and can take the elements rather well. Haven't personally grown it, just what...

In the area I am in, there are about 4 hydroponic stores in the city. Now, I don't know about you, but I find it hard to think that there are enough people growing tomatoes in the basement to keep 4 decent sized hydroponic stores open and operating in one area... They know the people who come...

Well, I can answer questions 2, 3 and 4. 2. No, propylene glycol is not glycerol (vegetable glycerin) mixed with alcohol, it a different molecule. Mixing them may produce a mixture which could possibly be of similar appearance/viscosity, but it will not me the same on a molecular level. 3...

Hrmm, I surprised those things grow at all, being in Keystone cans :lol: Tried that shit once... Never again. Love the idea though, looks awesome!

Big wreck - Control Canadian artist ftw. Not to mention amazing guitar work in that song, can listen to it over and over and it still sounds awesome.

Make sure before you do anything to ensure your "friends" are thoroughly educated about keeping their mouths shut about what you are doing. The more people involved, the higher the chance of getting unwanted attention.

For getting spores, I used spores 101 and had absolutely no issues, fast shipping, and all that jazz. As for the rest, save everyone the time and use google, because there are entire guides that answer your questions thoroughly, and any answer anyone will give you here will be a copy/paste...

I also agree. Suing someone doesn't change their ways, they'll still steal from you again if given the chance probably. Best solution, give him a permanent reminder as to what stealing from a friend will do to you. Although, personally, i'd go all reservoir dog on him, and just cut his ears...

Hah, 8 is pretty good all things considered. I have a 67 stang with a built 289 in it, which gets the equivalent of about 3-4 mpg in town (the way I drive it) and 8 on the highway :fire:

If you are looking for a cheap, economical truck, id go with the Ranger (Ranger danger!), they aren't too bad. I had a toyota 4runner (4cyl, 5 spd, 4X4) , awesome SUV (a REAL SUV), and cheap on gas. Had this nasty habit of rusting everywhere though... Agreed. I don't think Mitsubishi truly...