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Good to know. I'm a sunlight grower now (with minor supplementation), but eventually wish to try indoor exclusively. My goal is to use angle iron to create a frame, but run the strips naked. Perhaps its a weird aspect of my persona, but I don't mind paying for more strips. But paying a lot for...

Very resourceful. I was gonna do the barefoot EB's @ 700. Did you not like the light output at that amperage. Or did you want to expand your grow space?

Yeah, it will work. Just don't expect huge yields compared to summer growth. Best of luck.

Clones. Getting clones in colder temps with a no heat household is tough however.

I was gonna ask for a money shot, but didn't want to seem pushy. Exceptional. You basically have a cola factory in your tent. I do like fabric pots, but clean up after a successful grow is near impossible. 1.5 gallon pots are cheap enough to consider them single use. Do you train and/or top...

Man, that pic is a virtual lesson on how to grow in coco. Also shows how effective those flora flex distributors are. I guess they go on the shopping list for next season. Kudos Kwiggy.

I'm a coco grower and pretty much agree with this. Soil growers should take a very different tack. Know your media.

My personal experience is when the plants are young, it is nice to hand feed around the rim of the pot. Once roots are established, it doesn't matter how it's distributed on the top of the pot. The water will saturate the whole pot. I use a 1/4" feed line to each pot, no emitter with frequent...

Gotta agree with Rob. Don't rush seedlings. Never let coco dry out, but don't keep it fully saturated like you do when vegging hard. Once the roots are established, fertigate til the cows come home (with adequate flow through). I read an interesting scientific study linked by someone here. They...

I like party cups with drain holes, filled with coco, then put in a plastic bag and twist tie it off. Every day open it and exhale into the bag to fill it with co2, then twist tie it again. Left in full shadow all day on the patio (only works in warmer months due to needed heat). I am no expert...

If you veg 24/0, the whole veg cycle is just one long day. I believe the plants need a little off duty time. But I haven't experimented either.

They air prune, but only the surfaces exposed to air DO THAT. I grow on racks with fabric, no roots grow out of the bottom. Which makes them even more versatile.

My opinion, the only time you should is after getting off the pot (#2). I grow in coco, mini flush during every feeding (runoff). Why would you want to deprive a plant of nutes it needs to keep fattening up the buds during it's MOST PRODUCTIVE stage?

Peters Profession 24-8-16 is exactly what I've been using for veg. I got a 25 pound bag very reasonably priced about a year+ ago when my last veg nute was gone. It has no calcium, but I use tap water and sought that out for my nutes. Out west adding calcium to tap is plant death (or at least...

I'd first want to know if I have any heart valve issues. Clearing that hurdle, I'd be amenable.

Yes, a venomous attitude toward Trumps daughter sure makes me feel morally superior!

And making dinner and telling you you look great are negotiable.

If they're not, then you're growing buds unsafe to consume too.