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do you have any perlite in your soil mix? not saying that is you prob but roots do love as much O2 that they can get..the ones that you transplanted, is the burning progressing or staying the same? transplanting seedlings is very stressful to the plant. i would say that would be the cause of the...

i grow in soil but i would think that your humidity being at zero would be A problem...i would go with the humidifier as you were thinking about doing...humidity in your plant is about 100% and humidity moves from highest concentration to lowest concentration of humidity...so your plants leaves...

hey down2grow i posted a picture of my plants with the weird leaf discoloration and you responded saying that you had the same problems with yours...i was wondering if you had corrected your problem? i'm still struggling with mine

how much more room is that going to give you? how tall is it currently?

yea dude i would say that they are gonna out grow that box...can you unscrew the top part of that and just add on to the height with anything?

hey thanks everybody for all the input and sorry bout not being able to get back at yall sooner my damn computer crashed so i had to get it back running. Yalls advice helped a lot. I'm going to start a regular feeding schedule and hopefully that will fix it up. Thanks again.. D2G, yea man my...

ahhh yea i didn't even think of the soil sediment...where do you get ph up and down from? the nearest hydrponic shop is three hours from me and last time i was there i don't remember seing any...if you have a moment to explain could explain to me why the run off is the most important of the two...

i dunno what the run off is...i havent had the chance to get a meter. I have to drive 3 hours to get one! could i use just one of those water testing kits from walmart to get a ball park figure?

never mind i know what your talking about! lol sorry man i'm way baked at the moment! thanks for your input though

yea i'm working on bringing up the ph..what is a phenotype??

anybody got any suggestions??

Ok so a little run down...400 watt mh about 2 feet away from tops. FFOF soil have not added any nutes yet..They have been in the ff soil for 2 weeks come friday. They started off in some jiffy seed starting soil in jiffy pots (i'll never make that mistake again) and then transplanted into the ff...

does anybody know about how long it will take until we know a verdict on this bill?

I'm in! we must keep organizing to make any kind of impact! Any fellow Texan supporters out there can PM me and we can organize in our state along with the national organization..we form state wide support groups to unite as a national force...each state has to take part! keep the plan going do...

hahah I agree with guy! seems to take the guess work right out of it!

thanks everybody for your input

alright i will try that...one more question right quick..what about rock salt i heard that it is a natural dehumidifier?

tried that and it would only drop to about 60% i live on the border of east and central tx so it is humid as hell outside pretty much all the time. i was thinking that the heat from the light was the only thing keeping the humidity down..what if during the dark i put a small heater and run the...

it is 3.5'X2.5'X8'..400 watt mh for veg and i have a nine inch exhaust fan at the top blowing back out into the room..i made this setup real cheap just creative..there is a gap at the bottom where the exhaust fan is pulling fresh air in from. yea the fan runs during the light period and off...

ok so with my light running my humidity is 50-55% and temp right at 80F...but when the light goes off the temp falls to around 73F and the humidity up to 66-69%. The highest it has gotten is 77%, it was raining and humid as hell outside..so i need a simple and hopefully natural way to drop the...