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Well, I've done it - in a sense. I don't feed my plants straight-up molasses solution, but I do topfeed them beneficial teas that have some molasses in them. What would you like to know about it?

Thank you! Yeah, I got lucky with a really good pheno. That's often what it is, just having the luck to find one special plant and then building from there. And yeah, it really is easy to trim. I did a half pound the other day, and it only took about 3 hours. .......

Holy fuck. Y'all gotta switch to decaf, bro.

It's my own strain, that I haven't named yet. The lineage is white rhino and purple kush. I'm really not sure what week it was, to be honest - I wasn't paying attention. I'ma say 8, maybe 9 as a guess. And man, it is some killer weed. I love this fucker.

Something like this?

Good advice, OP, because it looks like you're using straight coir. Coir will wick up whatever it's standing in. After you get a grow or two under your belt, and get familiar with coco, I urge you to have a look at making your own coco mix. I used about 65% pieces and 35% coir. I think it's the...

When you feed them, how much runoff are you getting? Or are you just watering them, and not really letting it runoff? Because if you have sufficient runoff, you're essentially flushing the medium each time you water.

Feed every time you water, and water whenever the coco becomes somewhat dry-ish. Don't ever let it completely dry out. Personally, i would recommend a blend of about 35% coco coir and 65% coco pieces, watered every day to the point where about 20% of the water runs off and is discarded.

Yes. Definitely. I assume you're talking about HPS, right? Longterm exposure can cause cataracts and retina damage.

What medium are you growing them in? What's your root zone looking like? The fan leaves that are dying - are they fading to yellow first, or just going straight to dead? How often are you watering? Edit: Just took another look at the picture. The leaves that I can see don't look healthy. How...

Thanks, I have to keep that in mind. I'm no expert on cloning. I do fine, but I'm always looking for pointers on how to do it better.

What is your recipe? How do you formulate it? Because it sounds intriguing. You grow coco too, don't you?

I clone in coco. If something's taking too long to root, I'll often use foliar feeding just to keep them happy. I tend to go by the color of the leaves - if the leaves were yellowish or pale green when I cut them, then I watch them more closely because the clone doesn't have much nitrogen to...

Fuck. PM me, and we'll become rich men.

If the plants are all in veg when you take your cuts, and you give the clones time to root, and then flip them all to 12/12 at the same time, yeah. They should all flower at the same time.

It depends on your situation and your dog. In general no, it's not necessarily a bad thing at all. I have a cat who lives roughly half his life in the grow room. We set up a bed for him, and give him food and water. He's 21 years old, and likes the heat from the lights.Plus, he really gets off...

And how many hours on/off?

I use blocks, and I still get free fungus gnats every now and then. Sun Leaves seems to be the worst for that. When I use Botanicare, I never seem to get gnats. I mix up a blend of about 2/3 chunks and 1/3 coir. I think that's the perfect combination of drainage and water retention.

Look... you seem like a really nice guy and all, and I really don't want to gang up or anything... but just out of curiosity, did you really think there was any realistic chance he was going to say, "no, take it back for a refund"?

I have a 435 cubic foot fan, which helps. But yeah, it does get warm in there in the summertime. I have 3 lights in that room altogether, and I need an air conditioner during the warm months.