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Here's a look at a couple days worth of root growth into to cover cups. If I remember right, these are Northern Lights, Mountain Bastard, and Super Skunk, in that order.

LSD is a sweet looking strain, I've looked at it on the Attitude site a bunch of times. Yeah, seedlings do take awhile to get established, but they take off after you get em there. On a different note, I'm smoking my first super soil grown bud tonight, and in a taste/potency comparison it...

What up jesus! I was wondering what happened to your last journal. Things look sweeeet over at your place, man, I'm subbed. Baking soda for fungus, huh? How's that sit with your pH?

More like the size of a Flintstones Push-Up Pop, maybe a little longer, and probably weighing around a quarter oz. Rasputin, I do top, for 2 main stalks. Usually when the plants are pretty young, maybe 5 or 6 nodes on em. joC, thanks homes! Good to see ya!

She is a weed! The best kind, too. Looking very nice, don't sweat a singed fan leaf here and there.

Nice, let me know if you start a journal.

Looking sick mang, sorry bout the hermage but sometimes more space is worth losing 1.

Nullis, you're killing me, man. Awesome. I've had way better luck leaving the leaves alone, but a little pruning for airflow is fine. I tried defoliating a couple plants recently, definitely slowed em way down and hurt my numbers. The info I've seen on it says that deleafing is really only...

Unsulfured molasses works great, I'd go with that instead of straight sugar as the plants can absorb it readily. Here's a fun fact about plant physio: They use that light to make carbon and glucose. If you give em ready-made glucose in the form of molasses (in small doses, I go 1/2 a tablespoon...

Oh my stars and garters! Milwaukee makes some pretty affordable meters, also reliable, if you're just after a little handheld. I'd say hit eBay or Amazon and check out the product reviews from folks that have already bought one, that always helps me.

Yeah, I think the light issue is more for hydro, light isn't gonna get far when dirt's in the way.

I wanted to lay out my veg system in a clear, visual way, in case anyone else wants to try my "ramping up" method of root development. Here's the first stage, 10 oz root pruning cups. Inside cup is full of holes, outside cup has bottom drainage but mostly serves to create a humidity zone to draw...

Thanks, Saladninja. I do everything the hard way, tho, so I'm used to it. :wink: I'll be back in biz in 2 weeks, no big deal. Here's a look at my flower room, looking almost full finally. This is the left side of the room. And the right. Here's a "Fan's eye view." And here's...

Defoliation with a moving light was just dumb on my part. I have 2 generations of defoliated plants, I'm harvesting 1 generation over this week, and I'm averaging about 1/2 to 1 ounce per plant. Freaking out over here. That'll learn me tho, right? "Consider all factors" is the name of the game...

So yeah, bulb's in and running and it looks great. Noisy thing, but it does what it's supposed to and that's all I care about. Plus it makes for way better pics. Here's a look at my first DWC plants, both of which look awesome so far. I think a few eye hooks around the lid would make crop...

Got my CMH bulb this morning and fired it up, th thing looks gorgeous and it makes my plants look good too. I'll be watching closely over the next week to observe the difference in growth. New pics from the garden later.

Nice, thanks for the heads up! I love GDP, especially when someone else grew it. :wink: I'll check the place out if I get out that way.

Human movement, with a focus on health, fitness, and exercise-based physical rehab/injury prevention. Robots are dope, got one in my grow room, but beyond what I want to try and comprehend or work with.

Yup, not too bad, just gross looking. I'm working on a degree in kinesiology, and there's a lot of medical crossover, so I've learned to enjoy gross looking. After a couple semesters in the anatomy lab (1 as a student, 1 as a TA) you start thinking shit like that is cool. I actually finished...

Yeah, I'm with you on the fem seeds thing, I greatly prefer to pop regular seeds and get a natural female. Besides, what if I wanted to make more seeds? As far as Endless Sky goes, I think $225 is, well, excessive, but worth it for a high yield strain that finishes in 6 weeks.