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also, good luck!

i'd just let it flower, but that's me. you're going to keep it potted? i think it's pretty to be honest. when it reveg's it will chill for a bit, then switch to straight veg. it's like when they grow from seed, meaning seeds grow 1 then 3 then 5 then 7 etc.. leaves, then when flowering it goes...

you're something else man. claim victory, only an idiot would argue here.

was it always wet? what's your watering schedule look like?

https://www.uscandleco.com/5-easy-ways-to-reduce-candle-soot.html " you're talking about being able to leave them unattended for long amounts of time, in a garden, with fans, and don't think soot will come from this? i dunno, seems pretty logical it would make soot, and i've seen it with my...

you leave that candle unattended for hours at a time, i guarantee it will make soot. the wick will get long, it will flicker and you will make soot.

i'm not a candle hater haha, i actually tried it because it does indeed create co2. but it does have side effects which i believed were not worth it in my opinion. maybe it works great for you.

edit: replied to wron person, sorry. meant for @GreenHighlander

literally thought it was a strain name, although i am aware of rosemary the actual plant. but thanks for the info.

i tried candles once before. you'd be surprised how much soot you'll find on your plants from the candle and soot mixing with the humidity and being blown on your plants. why not try something that's more suited to an indoor garden? they make co2 bags pretty cheap, no risk of fire with those either.

be careful, and read up on how to apply it and not burn your plants. i see a lot of noobs asking "what is wrong with my plant?" followed by "well i sprayed it with neem oil yesterday." there are things to consider before doing it, like what time is best (lights on or off, or just about to come...

if i were you, i'd take that dead plant out of your garden, it's just a shining beacon for bad things to come. a tidy garden is a healthy garden. other than that, fantastic! :clap:

iirc, it's something along the lines of 1 gram in 1 gallon is right around 100 ppm, maybe a little less (90 ish if i remember right). but it's ballpark nonetheless. i don't even use a ppm meter anymore. weigh it, add to my jug and shake. if i'm using a gallon jug, 4 grams is right around what...

a gallon is less than 4 liters, but you can swith the measurement to gallons in step#2 and use it to get the amount needed to make your solution 1 gallon:

the website has a calculator. for step 1, put the # of gallons or liters you want to mix up, and step 2 you click whether you are measuring in gallons or liters for the # you entered in to the calculator in step 1. leave step 3 alone. so for 3 liters, i would put: the number (#) 3 in the input...

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the powder that you add to the distilled water to make the ph 4.0 or 7.0 etc...has enough salts to make it not distilled water anymore once mixed.

i liked simply for the reply. i find that amazing, i would mdk my plants with that, lol. i can't even bring myself to cull them, have the misses do it. i can't pour my heart into something and not feel bad when it's time to cull it. but, strangely enough, i have no problem chopping em when...

17g/gallon sounds incredibly strong. it's around 100ppm's/gram/gallon, that's a whole lot of salt there.

light + fresh air = good healthy buds. take one away and you won't get what you want from them.