Masterofgenetics
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Lol, are you even from Texas? It doesn't matter if you are or arent its my favorite thread..
Texas Growers Unite!
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Masterofgenetics
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My order I just placed..
Purchase individually or buy a pack of 35 and save some dough!
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size: Purchase a case of 30
Coco Coir Bricks & Bales
This renewable resource is pH neutral and retains air and moisture well.
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Soilless: Coco Bale
DRYING RACK
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HI98103 Hanna pH Checker-1
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GH Base Ph Up (Dry)
See "options" to choose acid/base and size:
For plants to be able to grow best it is important that the nutrient pH be slightly acidic - the range of 5.5 to 6.5 is considered ideal for most crops.
Our nutrients are buffered as to not require major adjustments. There are some important exceptions, when poor quality water is used to mix nutrient solution, when pH unstable media is used such as many rockwool and gravel products and when plant growth rates are so high that the nutrient mix is thrown off due to rapid nutrient absorption by the crop.
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size: Base 1.5 lb
GH Acid Ph Down (Dry)
For plants to be able to grow best it is important that the nutrient pH be slightly acidic - the range of 5.5 to 6.5 is considered ideal for most crops.
Our nutrients are buffered as to not require major adjustments. There are some important exceptions, when poor quality water is used to mix nutrient solution, when pH unstable media is used such as many rockwool and gravel products and when plant growth rates are so high that the nutrient mix is thrown off due to rapid nutrient absorption by the crop.
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size: Acid 1.5 Lb Dry
General Hydroponics Net Cups
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size: GH Net Cup 3.25"
Mondi 7" Propagation Dome 10x20"
Regulates air flow, with two adjustable vents that allow you to adjust temperature and humidity, guaranteeing better results for the garden! Heavy-duty 7" vertical design fits tightly onto standard 10x20" flats, reducing
moisture loss, while giving more cubic volume for plants.
Rapid Rooter 50 Plugs
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Purchase individually or buy a pack of 35 and save some dough!
size: Purchase a case of 30
Coco Coir Bricks & Bales This renewable resource is pH neutral and retains air and moisture well.
Selected options:
Soilless: Coco Bale
.
.
See "options" to choose acid/base and size:
For plants to be able to grow best it is important that the nutrient pH be slightly acidic - the range of 5.5 to 6.5 is considered ideal for most crops.
Our nutrients are buffered as to not require major adjustments. There are some important exceptions, when poor quality water is used to mix nutrient solution, when pH unstable media is used such as many rockwool and gravel products and when plant growth rates are so high that the nutrient mix is thrown off due to rapid nutrient absorption by the crop.
Selected options:
size: Base 1.5 lb
For plants to be able to grow best it is important that the nutrient pH be slightly acidic - the range of 5.5 to 6.5 is considered ideal for most crops.
Our nutrients are buffered as to not require major adjustments. There are some important exceptions, when poor quality water is used to mix nutrient solution, when pH unstable media is used such as many rockwool and gravel products and when plant growth rates are so high that the nutrient mix is thrown off due to rapid nutrient absorption by the crop.
Selected options:
size: Acid 1.5 Lb Dry
General Hydroponics Net Cups .
Selected options:
size: GH Net Cup 3.25"
Regulates air flow, with two adjustable vents that allow you to adjust temperature and humidity, guaranteeing better results for the garden! Heavy-duty 7" vertical design fits tightly onto standard 10x20" flats, reducing
moisture loss, while giving more cubic volume for plants.
.
Delivery: UPS Ground UPS Next Day Air A.M. - 1 day UPS Today Standard (SM) UPS Today Dedicated Courrier (SM) UPS Today Intercity UPS Today Express UPS Today Express Saver USPS Parcel Post - 2 days Australia Post Regular Parcels Australia Post Express Parcels Australia Post Sea Mail Subtotal:
$141.97
Shipping cost:
$20.99
Total:
$162.96
Growing dank, priceless
$141.97
Shipping cost:
$20.99
Total:
$162.96
Growing dank, priceless
smokinmayne
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i have two of the hanna ph meters
good meter IMO
good meter IMO
socialsmoker
Active Member
how many plants r u groing mog seems like u have a forest lol...
muggle
Active Member
up here in the 940 weve seen orange crush every damn day. not the finest, but fo what were used to its awesome.I, myself have grown only white widow and bagseed(actually from texas schwag).they turned out amazing and had huge, fluffy buds.Next Im thinkin bout makin Alaskan Ice and Strawberry Cough permanent closet dwellers.peace niggaz
Shackleford.R
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so after all that back forth with tom and d.c. lights are back on and running a 12/12 cycle oh and uh... they didn't stretch, at all... 
did a photo update friday in my journal link in signature marked (current) girls look nice and developed their tops nicely! (used a trick from Uncle Ben , topping above the second node is where its at my friends!)
Shack
did a photo update friday in my journal link in signature marked (current) girls look nice and developed their tops nicely! (used a trick from Uncle Ben , topping above the second node is where its at my friends!)
Shack
socialsmoker
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glad 2 hear it shack.. no harm no fowl ... my bag seed was lights out for 24 hrs before flowering and she was only 18"tall when i chopped..
Shackleford.R
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hey MOG i'm playing on stopping by their location in austin.. ever been to the store or just the online ordering?
Shack
Shack
420Blunt's
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hey MOG i'm playing on stopping by their location in austin.. ever been to the store or just the online ordering?
Shack
ive been there several times! great ppl and everything u need for indoor growing (that you cant get at home depot)
Uncle Ben
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I would put the quality of Casa dePOT products over a hydro store any day.ive been there several times! great ppl and everything u need for indoor growing (that you cant get at home depot)
tom__420
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Care to explain....?
Uncle Ben
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NP, like I've said in dozens of other threads:
They are complete and cheap.
There is none of the 3 part cheesey gimmictry, silly labels or product names, and no hype. For instance, let's break down the fine print:
Our nutrients are buffered as to not require major adjustments.
Sounds wonderful. Now, what does that really mean? Can I see the CaCO2 equivalents please. Are they printed on the label?
"There are some important exceptions, when poor quality water is used to mix nutrient solution, when pH unstable media is used such as many rockwool and gravel products......"
Oh, so rockwool and gravel, both inert products, throw off pH? Hmmmmmm.......
d.c. beard
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Aww HELL no! Sorry people but God I was hoping you didn't buy all that shit from TX Hydroponics MOG, they truly suck ass. Overpriced, NO selection, myself AND my friends have got burnt there in the past, and there's just a 'shady' feeling about their stores. I've been to both locations repeatedly in Austin. They. Suck. Balls.ive been there several times! great ppl and everything u need for indoor growing (that you cant get at home depot)
However, all is not lost friends! Get your supplies from Brite Ideas on Industry Lane right off of S. Congress Ave and 290. You WILL be MUCH happier that you did. They warranty their sales for the entire warranty period AND do the legwork for you if there's a problem. You simply drop off the old item with the receipt and they ship away for you and simply give you a free brand-new replacement on the spot for you to leave with. This is worth going to BI alone!
BI's selection is WAY bigger than both TX Hydro stores combined and they have WAY better prices and treat you WAY better too. Sorry to hate on TX Hydro, but those who know go to Brite Ideas! FYI - Troy is the owner and I would say John is the most knowledgeable after Troy.
d.c. beard
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And the proof is in the pudding...NO STRETCH per Shack using the 'blackout' method. I guess the blackout period is still up in the air as far as whether or not it helps to induce flowering, but at least we know now that it doesn't have any substantial effect on stretch like Tom420 was saying.so after all that back forth with tom and d.c. lights are back on and running a 12/12 cycle oh and uh... they didn't stretch, at all...
did a photo update friday in my journal link in signature marked (current) girls look nice and developed their tops nicely! (used a trick from Uncle Ben , topping above the second node is where its at my friends!)
Shack
Thanks for the info Shack!
Shackleford.R
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i've been to BI many times. ALL of my equipment has come from there.
i've just checked their website and been in the store and haven't seen the filter i'm after.
TX Hydro has it... not much I can do. don't have the time to wait and mail order, odor needs to get under control.
i did notice their prices, same equipment but bigger price tag at TX Hydro.
although, they have a gag about LED lighting on TX Hydro's webpage, basically debunking it. i like that.
i've always thought LED's were more gimmick than anything else.
BI's lack of honesty on the subject agitates me.
long story short, i'm going to TX because they have what i need
about my plants, one has started to stretch. but that's expected as you force flower. also it's the more sativa dominant of the two, so doubly expected.
Shack
i've just checked their website and been in the store and haven't seen the filter i'm after.
TX Hydro has it... not much I can do. don't have the time to wait and mail order, odor needs to get under control.
i did notice their prices, same equipment but bigger price tag at TX Hydro.
although, they have a gag about LED lighting on TX Hydro's webpage, basically debunking it. i like that.
i've always thought LED's were more gimmick than anything else.
BI's lack of honesty on the subject agitates me.
long story short, i'm going to TX because they have what i need
about my plants, one has started to stretch. but that's expected as you force flower. also it's the more sativa dominant of the two, so doubly expected.
Shack
so my california stash has run out and now I am dealin with the texas shwag..... I have to grow from seed and will be months til harvest. I hate my life.
any north dallas disc golfers out there? any north dallas disc golfers out there have that bomb hook? ahhahaha jk
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any north dallas disc golfers out there? any north dallas disc golfers out there have that bomb hook? ahhahaha jk
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d.c. beard
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Yeah I feel ya on them having it now and you not being able to wait. I got mine from BI, but yeah I had to order it and I think it took a week. If you go into BI enough you'll start getting a blanket 15% discount off ANYTHING you buy there ever, so that equates to better prices too. And TX Hydro's complete lack of any warranty process is almost appalling. FYI - I had to exchange the first Deau-Passe filter I that got, so you might want to check it REALLY CLOSE if buying it from TX Hydro cause once you pay for it there it's yours for life, problems and all.i've been to BI many times. ALL of my equipment has come from there.
i've just checked their website and been in the store and haven't seen the filter i'm after.
TX Hydro has it... not much I can do. don't have the time to wait and mail order, odor needs to get under control.
i did notice their prices, same equipment but bigger price tag at TX Hydro.
although, they have a gag about LED lighting on TX Hydro's webpage, basically debunking it. i like that.
i've always thought LED's were more gimmick than anything else.
BI's lack of honesty on the subject agitates me.
long story short, i'm going to TX because they have what i need
about my plants, one has started to stretch. but that's expected as you force flower. also it's the more sativa dominant of the two, so doubly expected.
Shack
As far as the LED debunk on their website, I'm sure that's there because the owner of TX Hydro (Tom I think it is) 'invented' a water-cooled HID system that he's trying to push, so the LED propaganda is there to direct sales over to his product. Yeah LEDS suck, but from a business perspective (especially one that won't take returns) they shouldn't really care what you buy cause they're getting their margin on everything anyway.
Oh, and I liked Tom's 'Liquid Lumens' better the first time I saw it....as the 'Fresca Sol' for way less money and the Fresca can be used with multiple hoods unlike the Liquid Lumens.
socialsmoker
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i saw a grow with a 90 watt ufo it looked good , but i dont think i compares to the 400 mh hps
u can grow more plants with the 400 and it covers more space due to the distance away
u can grow more plants with the 400 and it covers more space due to the distance away
SikSol
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!! 
Freakin UA is done and gone and Im finally able to smoke for the first time in about a year 
.... however My few hookups I had have left the army and moved 
..... so here I sit with a couple girls growing to mock me and Im dry as can be with no way to get any green ........ talk about one pissed off SOB 
sorry just wanted to vent lol and maybe this will make you guys appreciate what you got!!!!