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can't wait to see it full. nice setup.

an analogue thermometer and hygrometer would likely be the cheapest option. There's an old saying in the drag racing fraternities; Speed costs money, how fast do you want to go. If it were me I'd shell out a little more for a digital combo meter which would cost around $20.

Attitude, Planet Skunk & Seed Boutique are my recommendations. Not necessarily in that order. As for the bits, just buy them through a variety of online sources or from your local hardware if you are planning on making a DIY system. Planet Skunk has a bank account locally so I just deposit...

About the only practical use I can see for one of these puppies. You'd need to stay in a darn lot of trailer parks to recover the investment though!

You can clone right up to the day you cut the lady down. Beware though, you will have a bushy ****** to deal with when it goes back into veg.

I pull mine from the mason jar, straight into the coffee grinder, then into the cone. Does that make me meticulous?

I was reading this thread thinking ***, puffmonkey has been around since Noah was a boy, Couldn't imagine him asking such a rookie question.

Watched Run from the Cure today and after that believe it's a crime to deny us of the therapeutic effects of this lovely herb.

Sure will, however when the table floods the hydroton will float and a 1" rock-wool cube will likely fall over, especially once the seedling gets a little larger.

Roddy is correct.

I'd have gone with heat stress also, but :postpicsworthless:

Is he from Texas?

At $9 a sheet could you not cut it in half before taking it home if transport is an issue?

Foliar feeding plants in mid to late bloom is just asking for mould to develop IMHO; I wouldn't recommend it. Foliar feeding in veg is ok, but it's hard to quantify the gain unless you ran two clones in identical conditions and foliar fed one and not the other. Magnesium is best applied as a...

I use 4" rockwool cubes because they don't tend to fall over when the table floods and hold a little more moisture between flood cycles. Be sure to remove the plastic or paper coating from the outside prior to whacking it in the grow wool and ensure it is completely covered in hydroton.

NEVER EVER KILL HONEY BEES The global population of bees is on the decline which will have catastrophic impacts on world agriculture. If you can avoid killing them by all means do so. Generally a bee so subdued that you can pick it up and squish it is on the way out though; but please don't...

leave em

white vinegar will do the same but doesn't maintain the pH well.

Jeebus H Christies, you did very well to get off all that crap. Good work sunshine, glad a little :watchplant: really makes a difference in your life.

Plants are looking great. Those frogs look very much like a cane toad, which promptly meet their makers in this part of the world.