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It doesn't matter the most important thing you can do is leave them alone though. When you first transplant a rooter clone to soil it takes a couple days just to acclimate and then about a week to grow a great set of roots. After it lays down some roots into the new soil you will get some growth...

You can use milk as a foliar spray for PM control but we do not just take milk, ferment it and put it on the roots. We let the milk set for a week, skim the top stuff off and then use the syrum on the bottom. You can Google how to make your own EM1 You really should read the book Teaming with...

Looks like Phosphorus which is commonly used during flowering. But just giving me a little picture of the leaf without any details will likely lead to you performing the wrong corrective actions. For example an excess of Calcium can push out Phosphorus and certain things can mask such as Mg...

I'm not saying it isn't used nor knocking anyone that does only relaying my personal observations. I have used bacteria to stimulate roots growth to varying success in rockwool flood and drain and aero setups.

Looks good but personally I get much better growth rates and stellar final results by using a small planter at first with clones then moving up. Solo cup is my starting point and I move when the roots are marbling nicely holding the shape of the cup perfectly up to 1 gallon, then to 3 gallons...

Kelp meal is great for composting or for delivering beneficial bacteria to soil via a tea. It wouldn't be helpful for hydro you can trust me on that I've tried using bacterias in my water grown weed and the best thing I've used is chemical salts straight up. It especially won't help too well in...

I have an i7 6700 based PC NVR system running 8 x 1080p network cameras (not wireless). I run them with Blue Iris software which is 60 dollars. My camera system is daunting but if a professional crew came through here they wouldn't care about my 4 megapixel cameras. So far it has stopped the dog...

I barely skimmed your thread my friend so take this statement for what it is. I believe your planter is about 3 times too small for your goal.

I am not an attorney but doesn't that sound risky on their part? What if you were part of a research team and you attached losses? Seems like a risky practice on the part of cdi

Yeah looks pretty good but I agree with the previous poster 300w is a bit much unless that is to help with temps then I'd leave it be. This is how it works you plant a seed then you scramble for gear building an awesome room around the plant. My first 4 plants survived the entire process and I...

As mentioned above by TF Leary I too have noted that you have to move the lights back when the temps are outside of ideal. I learned through trial/error to always watch the plants closest to the light but I definitely try to keep them close. I can't answer the distance for a 600w light for...

Not density but rather atomic mass. Although you don't need to know that either because Hydrobuddy handles that for you. If you are just curious let's consider Epsom Salt MgSO4 7H2O. This is a complicated chemical compound it is a little difficult to understand what percentage of the powder is...

You should give us a more detailed accounting of temps, humidity, what nutrients + additives you are giving her. How many weeks of flower so we know if the plant is on track. I wouldn't stop there though I would explain my type of lighting, soil type, planter size, and everything I could think...

Honestly I don't have anything that holds 30 rounds nor do I think it's necessary for my needs if that's what you were asking me. And yes just yappin

This type of technology is a natural progression of the arms to which they referred and I mean specifically. It was predictable there would be higher capacity magazines in their day. And, just so you know, crazy ass morons are nothing new either. Also not new, people who don't want us to be able...

While limiting magazine size is definitely against the spirit of the second amendment it isn't the worst thing our government has done in the spirit of our own safety. Marijuana being a prime example of the effectiveness of their policies and I think it is HILLARYous that so many are supporting...

They aren't supposed to be receiving nutrients on this level for "the first three weeks" which is a bland statement. So let's say until the cotyledon leaves turn yellow. But the plants are taking it really well so..

You have nutrient uptake problem which could stem from many things including temps, humidity, but it is typically caused by absence or abundance of nutrients or when there isn't enough aeration in your soil such as perelite. The more info you provide the better we can help you understand why.

I played with meters for awhile it was very enlightening but I never had tests done.

Looks great but if I were you I would root the tops in a propagation tray with rockwool cubes or those rapid rooter plugs, there's two basic choices. Then if the weed is spectacular you can clone out that strain as your best yet strain. The ones you don't like just toss them out.