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Indoor for hydroponics is 5.8-6.8 Yes Yes an acidic soil can lock up nutrients and they won't make it to the plant. Peace.

Now you didn't mention whether you're using an ebon flow or spray nozzle system. The thing about hydro systems ( if that is indeed what your using) is that you need to "tinker" with it. You have to figure that out on your own. But I can direct you on how to figure it out. I'm going...

Rock wool and soiless mix are pretty good choices Any indoor gardening or hydroponic store should have some.

The control methods involved in removing a spider mite infestation depend on the situation you are in. Many infested plants, few infested plants, one infested plant... These are just some suggestions (I'm sure there are more): If many plants are infested and you are witnessing...

i agree with summerrose, The gov't would have more to gain than they would to lose. All the court costs, special programs they have set up for busting grow ops. i think the main reason Canada at least isn't legalizing or decriminalizing is because of the pressure from across the border...

Those little white bugs aren't uncommon in house plants (i'm assuming your growing your plant indoors). They are virtually harmless, however are a good indication of poor soil quality (unsterilized soil) or keeping the soil too moist. Make sure the bottom of your pot has drainage holes...

Make pants... Kidding file it under "G" for garbage. It'll still get you busted without having the pleasure of having grown actual sensimilla. So chop it up or whatever but get rid of it discreetly. But make sure it is indeed a male...obviously :roll: Peace

true that ;-)

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IMO soil is pretty much based on preference certain soils have different qualities than others(retention time, nutritive elements, non-nutritive elements) As a newcomer to growing I would suggest a soiless mix this way all you have to worry about is the nutrients. This mix should hold water...

Under normal circumstances while your plants are undergoing the flowering stage photoperiod, it is highly suggested that ABSOLUTELY no light pear into the grow room/area. Failure in heeding this advice could lead to the plant reverting to vegetative growth or slowing bud production. But what...

You won't be getting any seeds unless it's a hermaphrodite or unless you have both a female and male in the same room. What happens is, the male pollen sack releases pollen which the female pistils (white hairs) catch the pollen then goes down the pistil (white hair) into the ovule and the...

Look to the nodes if you see any round bulbous sacks, those are pollen sacks meaning it's a male. If there are white hairs then those are the pistils meaning it's a female. If you see both then it's a hermaphrodite and your bound to get bud full of seed. I can't see any sacks or pistils...

In Puerto Rico eh So your gonna be planting just in time for hurricane season. It gets tricky now I'm not to familiar with Puerto Rico but the deep forests you plan on growing are probably rainforests, and this to me says insane amount of rainfall, also means nutrients in soil are washed...

I'm not sure where you live, but september seems a little late to start growing to me. Also as for the deep in the woods thats acceptable as long as you take precautions to your safety like make sure its not right off a hiking trail or anything or anywhere people can see you heading on a...

LOL Well put , way to vent them frustrations Mike. I can imagine how it feels to be so damn angry, that's how I feel alot of the time. Just the fact that you feel so fuckin voiceless, and that there's nothing you can do to speak out against injustices like the one Roll posted. But always...

Ola, P.R. dude By fine soil do you mean in gradient or in quality? If you mean gradient (as in size) I suppose you can sift shovelfuls and seperate the fine soil from the coarse soil and use that if you'd like..Fine soil would have a very low retention quality and I don't recommend you...

sunlight has a broader spectrum and you have no choice at what intensity or what wavelength the plant is receiving so in that scenario your plant can turn out different than the plants grown artificially under bulbs with select intensities and wavelengths. Different wavelengths tend to different...

I had a few thoughts pop into my head while reading this topic. Does 24 hour lighting affect the surface area of the roots negatively by not allowing the plant to store as much excess sugars in the roots and thus stunting or slowing root growth or positively by maintaining a constant room...

I've never heard of that but i would assume that should you put your seeds in a hot pan you would destroy the embryo. Just stick with the float test. Mind you the float test does only work for certain species of plants ( MJ being one of them), for anyone just interested in growing basically...