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Glad someone else bumped this thread, I had to comment. Find the real c99 and you won't need to ask that question. I'm lucky, a breeder gifted me some. Nothing has compared. It's the whole package. Yield, Look, Smell, Potency, and Time. People can say what they want about it being a cross...

It is totally fair. You realize they put a lot of risk into this for us? You're upset because he doesn't want a paper trail. If you were taking the sizable risk he is, you wouldn't want to minimize your chances of something going astray? I'm not sure where you're from, but in canada, our...

It's not necessarily bad. I always put 1 extra in, just in case i run short. Then I sacrifice her for the good of the others if I run out.

I have never had problems with tap water, but I always let it sit out at least 48 hrs in a bucket to get the chlorine out.

agreed with digitalkhaos. I would wait. They don't look ready to me.

They all also make self ballasted 24" t5s. much better than the 17w light in your link. each one is 24w. 2280 lumens 6400K. also have 3000K bulbs available for flowering. trust me, they are worth the money. I use them as supplementary only, but wow, what a difference over cfls.

to repot, i cut a slit in party cup, and move whole mass also. no stress to the plant that way. i also use the same soil in party cups and pots.

You also might want to look at T5 lighting. Same power as cfl's, not too much more expensive, and approximately 25% more lumens.

walmart has wick system pots for around 10.00 for 3 gallon.

It depends on how big your pot is, and how big your plant is. I start in 16 oz party cups, and transplant 2 weeks after sprouting. Growth will slow down noticeably once it becomes root bound.

I only grow in soil, all organic. If soil is properly fortified before hand, you shouldn't need to fertilize for a month or so. If you didn't fortify the soil before you started, I would say between 2 - 3 weeks for first feeding. 4 years experience, so still learning myself, take with a...

bump. Great thread... Hilarious and some good info.