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Here is the actual, original information... http://www.greenmanspage.com/guides/plant_abuse.html

An inline fan and a carbon filter removes all traces of oder in my experiences.

What I can only assume is the original posted location of the descriptions & pics is here - plant_abuse.html The non-working photos in this thread were originally linked from that site. Enjoy! :leaf:

So god is a woman! Looks pretty nice bro!

Looks kinda like Charlie Browns Christmas tree! :) Give it longer.

People use PVC & CPVC in homes for drinking water all the time. So far, there have not been proven issues from the pipe or glue/solvents that hold it together. Thats not to say that something may turn up in the future. Many people are installing PEX tubing for drinking water too. The benefit is...

So you have a 600 watt light in a tree house growing weed? I would love to see a pic of that! So how do you get power to the light? A long-ass extension cord? I also would recommend a CFL for seedlings for a while before you hit them with the big stuff. When you start the 600 watt light I would...

Thanks for the info Wagontail... anyone else?

So I bought a new-to-me bug spray concentrate. It is call Green Light Fruit Tree Spray. It is .25% Pyrethrins, 2.50% Piperonyl Butoxide, 70% Technical Clarified Hydrophobic Extract of Neem Oil, and 27.25% Other. Says it can be used right up until harvest. It also states on the front that it has...

Trust me, you don't want nut burn! I did that once while camping nude! I burned my nuts bad, not fun. It shedd like a snake after a few days. LOL! But seriously, nute burn sux too. (sorry, I couldn't help myself)

Thanks for the info. My biggest concern is when the buds get vaped. It would not be cool to be vaporizing toxic residue. I have read the packaging & what made me put it back on the shelf was the statements about not using it in food areas.

Are you kidding me... you claim to have a fool proof method, but you wont share it? Why even make the post then? Unless you devised the method all on your own, someone told you. Thats how people learn. Purposely holding back info that can help your brothers & sisters out just makes you look like...

Since the HotShot No-Pest Strip is very toxic, it is designed for use in non-habitated areas. Have you guys used these in tents or rooms in the house where you & your family live? I have read the packaging and wondered just how safe it is to use. Does it break down over time? Does it harm...

Hello all. I have a question regarding the use of Hygrozyme. Lets say you have a DWC that is in the veg stage and you use Botanicare nutes together with Hygrozyme... would you still want to use sub-cultures, or is it not necessary? Please enlighten me. Thank you.

Bubbleponics use bubbles as an integral part of the system, hence the name. Someone who is an authority on the subject such as yourself should know that.

First of all, I do not wish to hyjack the OP's thread. Secondly, there has been more than enough debate on this issue. You take every opportunity to inject your opinion into almost every post regarding bubbleponics without being asked. Just to be clear, there's no hard feelings, and I enjoy...

I agree with you on the LED arena at this point in time. They are very expensive to outfit even a small closet with them as a sole light source. They sell some smaller ones for less money, but I would think you would need many of them to get anywhere. The reports I have been reading from people...

I would think that weight & heat would be an issue with the areas that contact the plant. Besides, by the time you buy a half dozen of them, your money would probably be better spent on an LED light designed for growing. You could look into CFL's as a good alternative for side lighting also. If...

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Why is it the haters are always quick to answer with their own biased opinions? LEDZEP, my opinion is to remove the tubes when you are sure the plant is sufficiently getting the water it needs through the roots. I have tried it both ways, in my experience, that the tubes do help when they are...