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What Chemo are we talking about here? There is a strain called just "chemo" which I am unsure of its genetic heritage but it is not true chemo. True chemo is UBC chemo, and it is very, very hard to find. I ran this almost exclusively a few years backs. UBC chemo is a smaller plants that for...

That is what a relay switch is for?

What is the strain you are growing?

So you are saying then that you get 20 oz's off of a 3 1/2 - 4 foot plant? What are you growing because these are feats that are actually incredible :confused: . i have honestly not really heard anyone ever say what you are saying. I can only speak for myself but I for 1 will never believe...

so you are saying that you move what would have to be 6-7 foot monsters in full flower without doing any damage and on an exact schedule, twice a day? How exactly do you do this?

Trust me, make oil or hash or whatever is really only worth it using nice sugary bud leaves or buds themselves. If not you are basically extracting tars and waxes, and I mean you can smake that if you want

I find that "study" rather funny as they are treating two totally different mediums the exact same which just happens to suit the peat moss... It is almost like they have some sort of vested interest in the results. I would have to wonder if this study was funded by the peat moss industry in...

honestly not really worth it at all. THC doesn't really start to even accumulate until around the 3rd or 4th week of flowering, and then it still has to mature before it will get you high

Well see for me I am an organic gardener, so mold to me is a wonderful thing, and is one of the great things about coco, Coco is full of microbes and beneficals, so trying to fight against them is basically going to be an endless battle that you will never win. The mold in coco will not harm...

Yeah I was going through a few personal problems, but it is about time i revive my thread, lol... Good luck bro

Here are a few big males that i had to cull from my flowering room... I have had to start from stratch, I lost all of my mums, so I was forced to start over with selecting a few new mum. I have BC Mango, BC Kush and some MS-17, which i was provided by Health Canada, I bought 60 seeds for $40...

read the first few pages of my signature link on my coco buckets... I provided a lot of information on coco and it properties. If you have any questions after that PM me and I will surely try to offer any help I can

There are a few other very benefical properties that molasses has, such as: It is the best natural chelator - Meaning that it will actually convert chemical nutes into forms usable by the roots and the microherd. So stale nutes trapped in the medium that would normally amass and then cause a...

Yeah if its a brand new bulb then it sounds like the bulb is defective because it should never be heating that much, unless it is dying and then thats what it does. You may just wanna grab a new bulb and check it it, it is best to never give electricity a chance to wreak havoc

It sounds like an old bulb that is cycling as all old HID bulbs do before they die. It is because as the bulb ages it starts to use more energy then the ballast can handle and as such it cycles on and off. Too much cycling will greatly negativly affect your ballast. If you have a light meter...

Chemdog D, some of the OG's and Endless Sky... Although it is somewhat of a rarity.

LMAO, :rofl: man I missed ya buddy

lillipoppin is simply removing the undergrowth that receives no light... It isn't about cloning it's more about pruning and thinning the plants out. Lollipoppin has been around for a while as a term, I first heard the term back in OG daze.

It comes down to sinks VS sources. Small sucker leaves do no good to your plant and help it to redirect its energy to places that are actually receiving enough light to actually form into a nice sized bud. I am big on lillipoping and do it for the reason stated above but it also greatly...

Check your cal, mag and your PH... What PH is your run off reading at?