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Blue Hash will give you 32 oz.

If you are going for weight, I would choose something other than auto-flowering unless you found one that yields big. The ones I looked at were low-yielders.

The cuttings began in these totes and stayed throughout the grow, but I would use a tray and rockwool. Cut a ton of cuttings and then select the plants that are the most uniform to transfer to the totes. Having a near uniform canopy is tantamount to success with this grow.

My apologies for the long absence. I am going to graduate soon, so I'm on it. Plus, I got my certification (Michigan) recently and have been helping many older patients. This is a beautiful thing, but free time is almost non-existent. Anyway, I am attaching the old pics from this thread. Just...

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If you have an 8 week strain you can cut two clones, then after 2 weeks cut 2 more. The first 2 would go into your transition-veg-transition stages for 2 weeks (you have 5 plants). The start of week 5 sees these 2 move into flowering, the 2nd set veg's, and you cut 2 more clones. In 2 weeks...

If you are saying that the table will maintain plants at varying levels of bloom, you have a dilemma. Why not cut enough clones to fill that baby (extras, of course)? You could cut your new set of clones a few weeks before the table finishes, then replace the table with them to maintain your...

WOW! You would have gotten a quality response for sure, had you been patient. I am strolling now trying to find those who hadn't been helped (that I can help). I know of many others who do the same thing...WHEN THEY ARE ONLINE AND AVAILABLE! :joint...

To maintain a strain I just keep a mother for a couple months. I cut a few clones from her and flower or trash her. Once the clones are healthy I keep one.

I would grow the seeds out, identify females and then choose my mother from there. It won't take long to notice the differences between the girls.

If you post pics I'm sure you'll receive quality assistance. Your problem could be from a number of things, but you'll get better results with photos. Best wishes. :peace:

How are you testing ph? I would begin by spending a few bucks for ph up & down. Homemade remedies can be unstable. I was told that vinegar can negatively affect nutes. I have used baking soda in the past and wound up with gunk in my res. I concluded that it was not mixing well with something...

there's always a new kush in D. mids are even bein' called kush by some.:roll:

You should always try to include pics to aid in diagnosis. But, with everything you said ("7 weeks into flowering"... "her trich's had become a solid milky white") it sounds as if the plant may have been close to harvest. If so, you should not have fed plants. There is a ton of info posted...

You can not go too big. You have a small grow and could easily clean that room with a 4 x 16 filter (or even smaller, depending on strain). There are many good DIY examples for you to pick the one that is right for you. Best wishes. :peace:

i think it's the vibrations from music that benefits plants. :peace:

best wishes with your endeavors, lil mama. :joint::peace:

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good info! :joint: i think he is more or less wondering if he can calibrate using something common that maintains a steady ph. i had once questioned whether you could take some water and ph it to 7.0 and 4.0 using ph down (acid), then use the water to calibrate. would it maintain an accurate...

I found this: "The bacteria found in good root stimulators create an ideal environment for these kinds of fungi to thrive by helping speed their germination." (http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Benefits-Of-Using-A-Root-Stimulator-In-Hydroponic-Gardening&id=1176766) mycorrhyzae may be...