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Hey buddy, well on their website it recommends 7-10 weeks for flowering. Keep it in the vegetative stage for aslong as you desire, until it becomes healthy. Post pictures of your results too!

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ey yeah I've seen one of them greenhouse things at wilkos for like a tenner. Don't seem bad, but they have no vents except for the zip at the front. May have to try one out. It's only a tenner. Oh by the way, have any of you transplanted outside yet? I've got 4 under some CFLs vegging at the...

I'm sure oxygen is not used at all, and is given off as a waste product? Water + CO2 = glucose + oxygen | light The glucose is either used immediately for respiration/growth or stored as starch in the roots (which is insoluble.) Oxygen is just given off...

Well the fact that plants take in CO2 through the leaves and not the roots *in theory* makes these a waste of money - another marketing thievery.

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CO2 is needed as a reactant for Photosynthesis, which is the plants method of making food (glucose.) CO2 + Water = Glucose + O2 Like we breathe in oxygen, plants breathe in CO2. The more CO2, the faster the plants can make their food. Obviously, plants need food to survive, as we do. However...

Hmm.. well I couldn't find a kit with them all - only on the internet which would work out more expensive than doing it myself (I think.) Any other ideas?

Hey guys, I hear all this jib-jab about T5's and the like, and I've literally just been down to my local DIY store, and they have some in, however (this may sound stupid) but how are these bulbs/tubes connected to a mains plug? Surely they need a ballast but I couldn't find any there. Surely...

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Depends where you live really. I take it your back garden isn't an option?

Nice job man. What you have to remember is, plants take in CO2, and give out oxygen, so as you can imagine, if you enclose an area and leave a plant inside, eventually there will be no CO2 present in the room, as the plant will have used it all. So some ventilation is going to be necessary.

I'm sorry but that question sounds fucking dumb. Use your brain It depends on the conditions; mainly how much, and the intensity of the light they are receiving. Also results can vary from use of fertilisers.