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when cutting the bottom chutes off, the remaining part of that chute dies. if u ever spit the stem of a death plant you'll see that stem does THROUGH the layer your speaking of cutting. Once that stem dies, it dies the whole way through and creates a hard spot in that layer which CANNOT...

yes regular sugar will work No you should NOT use white sugar used for coffee, it is bleached(so are coffee beans) use 100% natural cane sugar or raw sugar (its yellowish) or natural brown sugar(this is raw sugar and molasses mixed) Grandmas unsulphured mollasses provides carbohydrates, sugars...

Superthrive is good shit, my buddy uses it not only for cloning but every other watering through the whole life cycle. (1ml per gal) which is alittle under 1/4 tsp. Just keep the humidity up above 65% and you'll be fine. It'll be harder in the winter or middle of summer because AC and heater...

Ive heard of mollasses really wrecking a hydro's water pump when mixed with too many other organics because of their thickness and how they break down when exposed to air. Theres a filter inside the pump and it might get gummy and clog it. Plus if you leave mollasses itself sit after mixed it...

****BE CAREFUL WITH THIS Whatever KIND/BRAND you use make sure on the bottle somewhere is says UNSULPHURED or BLACK STRAP(Blackstrap is unsulphured) Look for Grandma's Mollasses with the YELLOW label. It contains good amounts of potassium, and sugars, carbs, along with magnesium(will keep...

For the record You can feed a plant ANY liquid that isn't sulphured or too high in sodium and has been PH balanced. The problem is the salt deposit formations on roots and in the soil caused by the liquid as the plant absorbs it not the liquid itself. Another common liquid is Orange Juice...

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Listen whoever is trying to feed their plant sugar. YOU SHOULD NOT feed your plant the same sugar your mother puts in her coffee. Like iodized salt IT IS BLEACHED(so are coffee beans) I know this is what your question really is with your 'easy access' remarks but your avoiding it. You CAN give...

If you use micro-organizms you dont need to worry about salt buildup. or nutrient lockout for that matter unless you completely deprive them or drown them in one particular nutrient, :p thats just irresponsible. I suggest using Piranha and Tarantula together. Or tarantula and voodoo juice. Any...

ok.... lol let me rephrase. indoor well draining soil grow. Keeping Ph at 6.5 Assuming 1tsp per gallon is the directed dosage for a given nutrient. Also assume plants are healthy and stable at the beginning of this cycle with no deficiency or damage. Is it better to Water, water 1tsp nutes...

and that is a large enough container just not enough dirt. put more dirt in, bury it til its about 1/4-1/2 inch below the lowest set of leaves and it'll root from the area you've covered. that stem from those leaves down isn't going to do anything else but get thicker and more roots in that...

You've got a bug lol plain and simple. The yellowing is possible the onset of a cal, mag, sulfur, iron, or zinc deficiency choose your posion. if it were coming from the bottom up it could only be nitrogen or magnesium but from the top down its a micro. I suggest getting a good micro nutrient...

I know people who have tried both ways and swear by both. I was wondering what people's opinions on here were on the topic. -> Is it better to feed your plants in 1/2 and 1/4 strength nutrients more frequently or full strength nutrients more sparingly? All perspectives are welcome :)

I should've looked at your pics, those plants are barely even big enough to bud. You aren't going to get much. Keep the 12/12 going though, throwing them back into veg at this point would be ALOT of strain.

a 90w LED UFO only produces 3200 lumens. Its the perfect light spectrum and theres lots of visable light but its still lacking in light photons because of low lumens. LEDs are AWESOME when you get good ones, but your grows WILL take longer. Some say an extra 2-4 weeks veg and an extra 3-6 weeks...

and don't panic if the temp is alittle higher during veg.(still try to keep it around 75-80 though) Dirt holds alot of heat and can have an effect on the ambiant room tempurature. The more your leaves and canopy develops the less light and heat the dirt will get and be able to hold. :) common...

it should be strong enough to cool two lights as long as they're air cooled, just hook them up together in a line and make sure you have a source for the fan to pull in new air through the room as its exhausting the hot air out of the room, through the hoods and then preferably outside. *hint...

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Wouldn't less lumen produce less buds? or at the very least take a whole helluva lot longer to produce?

Heres another place for the great debate. Are LED lights worth the investment? The more I look into LEDs the more I notice the manufacturers don't advertise how much light these UFOs produce and I now see why. At first glance I was looking at this UFO on Ebay and the spectrum coverage is damn...