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i just have to say this just incase someone does decide to bust my cajones on this one. the true scientific name for the one and only 'cannabis' species is : Cannabis Sativa L. (from its order) i know it is confusing which is way i didnt put it in the first place- but for validities sake-...

agreed. stay away from cool white too. although with some CFLs its fine. ideally you want only 'daylight' 'sunlight' etc, and warmwhites for flowering, or in addition during veg.

i would def. say yes. thats fine for a seedling- even less is still fine really. make sure when using a sealed dome that you are taking it off a couple times throughout the day and airing it out. air displacment is much more crucial than humidity- with seedlings anyway. 60 is fine though fer sure

agreed. Co2 is wonderful if used correctly. not ideal for the average indoor grower- too much unwanted heat ( as in, you having a co2 sys in your room and why) co2 is natural plant food. although a plants roots thrive with oxygen, they also thrive even more with both added oxygen and co2. so...

hahaha yet another door opens into the abiss of information.

good stuff- 30% is about your average household humidity though anyways-atleast along the west(i dont know about the rest of the world) . I usually grow more commercial strains. I had a bad accident with a whole crop, which doesnt go down well as you could imagine. so i just play it safe and...

"Cannabis Sativa" is a subspecies of cannabis. subspecies are groups of similar genetic lines that all yield similar physical characteristics as well as biological makeup. in our case we call these individuals within a family or 'group' strains. there are essentially 5 subspecies of...

def. not. especially in flowering. if you have a good setup and plan on heavy buds, you dont really want more than 20% humidity in there during flowering. i use a dehumidifier myself. mold is a mother clucker man- its all bad. i would personally just say 30-40 percent during veg. like kade...

hell yea, that head cola is like the big ole booty of her. you've got to love it. haha i dont know if youve seen january '07s issue of high times- but the cover of it has a stocking with a whole bunch of buds sticking out of it. from now on i told me wife that shes required to fill my...

haha im sure- i know im a worry bug -or whatever the hell you call it- when it comes to the ladys :) dont you hate when threads get on tangents. i wonder if mofo got what he was looking for- if your still around mofo you should shoot some questions out there if you have em. you were talking...

surely it couldnt be that he just planted it outdoors in the fall :p

wrong time of year. although more sun is a necessity, she will most definetely not survive without some type of shelter from the chrisp wind. if i were you i would yank her inside for just a couple weeks under some fluoros or something. so she can get some girth on her. - its too early for her...

the force is strong with this one... haha my son was playing with this book this morning so i decided to take a picture. i thought it was funny 'n turned out good so i thought id post it. wish i started that young :p

i agree. most plants will shed some foliage when you start flowering regardless. some phenos will just choose to shed more than others. i like to think about it as if it were in nature. when it starts flowering and gets to fall, it starts raining alot, of which the plant will naturally be...

understood a good example of good genetics. whatever you decide to do, just make sure you purchase from atleast a semi respected breeder- good genetics means alot. usually cheap seeds are cheap for a reason :)

yea definetely. not a huge problem. but you never know how much of a difference it makes with a particular grow until you get rid of it. but definetely not much to worry about with dwc, since obviously the most uptake is happening in the water and not in the net. - hell the algae probably adds...

yea all that air pressure is good for that bushin. taking clones from the bottom is prefered as far as i was aware. newer younger growth. although taking them closer to the top you allready have alot of girth on it before it even roots. but yea as far as i was aware taking clippings from the...

agreed. perhaps i should be stating that, that referenced wattage is concerning high intensity discharge lamps only. in my observations tho it seems, atleast when it comes to HID lamps manufactured specifically for horticulture, that lumen output shadows wattage and viseversa- more times than...

imo i would suggest getting the water away from your rockwool. water hitting that rockwool throws in another PH variable. the ph within rockwool varies depending on how much water it has absorbed. although not a big deal, leaving the rockwool and allowing the humidity to keep it moist (and maybe...

hey good stuff. any HID is good news. but like you said it all comes down to efficiency. and if used efficiently,cfls can hold their own greatly when it comes to horizontal growth. in my experiences hps in veg has left me with weak cell walls and poor horizontal growth. but congrats to you on...