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You don't defoliate or scrog on 4 weeks veg, you do train or top earlier in the veg period.

Can we know your process there?

Step1 - Go-to gardening store. Step2 - Stand in soil aisle. Step3 - Many old people will pass. Step4 - Find some who grow indoors on windowsills. Step5 - Gain there trust. Step6 - Ask how the control pH and tap water problems. Step7 - Look stupid as they tell you they don't need that cannabis...

There's not a whole load of light coming off to the side, would you loose much not using a tent to reflect back the light that escapes to the sides? All other lights I've had are more 360deg light so a lot is reflected away not just down. Without a reflector I loose a lot maybe 30_40percent...

There should be visually clear distances between nodes.

Bottom half nice green top half yellow faded - too much light probably.

You cannot dry bud in three days, if you jar it now you will have to open often, a few times a day for the next couple of weeks. Three days dry also suggests you might be drying too fast using a fan or heater.

The buds nearest the light seem to be too close.

I think people did it better before humidity packs and to those people you and these packs must look stupid. I'd give that as a number one reason, is it really that hard to guess why.

We use an inline extraction at the tops of our tents which have enough suction to pull air past all the plants.

Some seeds are light dependant via a hormone reaction, ours are not but worth a Google too.

Any light inside a seed will trigger chlorophyll to start and the leaf would not have an adequate supply of air yet. A laser puts a lot of light energy in one spot, that's also a lot of heat even for a small key chain type. A better idea would be to remove the shell and inner layers and give...

Yes also breakdown of each component is different.

Ro water is not really acidic, it is stripped of most things. The 45degree cut exposes more of the cells that will diversify into roots, your slashing can cut parts you don't want to. Extra attention is given to the amount of roots you want - too many can slow the plant as it taxes its...

These are the daylight t5's that are best for plant growth in the commercial range. You could call them blues but if you look at their spectrum they weigh up nicely in most of the spectrum. (Cut the peaks out focus on the rest) A lot of work was done in the weight of red to blue for a full...

You quoted industrial ops, they aren't using the same soils we do, soilless yes will require consideration but soil in its true sense has buffers of many sources. Their salts can be a very cost effective mix, which isn't always great so it's adjusted. We don't use that recipie by a long shot...

I'm sorry I just realised the very low standard and stupid debate constantly pushed. I don't want to have to explain why hemp is different genetically, to talk at a level requires a certain level you just proved you haven't got. This is why you fail to accept what most are saying. Your...

And a billion people buy soil add water and don't. Since when was soil meant for pH and why are you selectively pushing it here? When you discover why some industry water and ferts is ph'd and some isn't you will have your answer. See why cannabis growers talk shit due to lack of understanding.

The way I see it is everyone who isn't a cannabis grower dosent ph anything and cannabis growers talk shit a lot of shit

I can tell blueberry from anything after its dried, if you having to wait a week in a jar to tell you put it in the jar too early which seems a common mistake. Store in a cool place 25 and under more close 20 but if it's dry it should store at 28. It should dry more in hotter climates so even...