Recent content by GBAUTO

You can do a staged harvest. Chop the colas on top that the trics say are ready, and then let the lower light-deprived buds finish fattening up.

Are they wired in series or parallel? Multiple drivers? If only a single is glitching, look at the wiring connections for damage.

All of the fixtures I built 9 years ago are still killing it. I've got a run going currently with some auto's and they are loving life.

Between this cow and the A-hole, Andrew 'Machine Gun' Clyde representing North Georgia, the grift is STRONG among the MAGA'a.

Hard to say with the pics you have. I wait until no clears, all milky with a few ambers. They are your plants, so make a decision.

Show us some links to the fixtures you're looking at, and we'll try to give an opinion.

Experiencing how much these plants will stretch during flowering is a rite of passage for indoor growers. The first run was a mess, with colas lying on colas everywhere. I try to construct a 6-8-top plant no taller than 15" before the flip. I typically end up with forest op tops that can...

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After trying for 7 years to find some way to have a successful outdoor crop, I finally admitted defeat. The cove I live in is just a bit too Smokey, even for the Smokies to avoid rot. Hell, between the deer and plagues of voracious insects, even my vegetable garden has been suffering.

I've had one of the 50 pint units for about 5 years now. I only do an annual grow for about 5 months, but it has been flawless since day 1.

I would hold off on a divider. The seedling will acclimate to the increased light level and then take off. I've had to replace a plant in a grow that was almost 4 weeks old. The replacement, although smaller, did just fine.

Agreed with the majority. 4 months of 12/12 is my max on anything. From a lost resources perspective, clear the space and try another set of genetics.

Agreed with TC. When I've grown Sativa dominant hybrids, I've had to wait for 12-13 weeks before they were done. I also agree with the nugs packing some density during that period. Be Patient...

I've made cages made from 2" square wire fencing. I just roll it into a cylinder and place it around the plant. I then weave the branches through the mesh so that there aren't long sections of stem that are unsupported. Much better yield and reduces risk of wind damage...

Never fails to evoke a warm and fuzzy feeling knowing how good this is going to be...