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What he said! Anemometers measure wind speed, not volume of air flow.

A question about the "Top Dressing". Did you just sprinkle it on, or did you "scratch" it in? Try this; remove the appropriate amount of soil/nutes (from the top layer only). If you need to remove an inch or two, you may want to replace it with some fresh (un-nuted) soil. Be careful not to...

Do you really think that people do it some other way? Now, I'm curious!

Yes, over thinking.

Disregard what I said. I was thinking of "pH". Sorry bout that!

Bye the way; RH should be written as rH.

I guess you learn something new everyday!

What makes you think there is anything to calculate?

Sand as in "Sandpaper".

Cool!

I'm sorry, I don't mean to put you on the spot, but I have to ask about your username. It clearly "sounds like" HAIRY AREOLAS, is that where you were trying to go with that? It reminds me of my first girlfriend; she had a few "whiskers" around the edge - - - ahhh good times!

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I wonder what your neighbor's thoughts are! I'm a little concerned with your "pre-schedualed" watering routine, other than that, they look healthy.

I've got you beat by a couple of months!

Also, you don't need to transplant, you can try this. Fill a 5 gal. bucket with "soil", cut the bottom off the container your plant is in, set it on top of the 5 gal. of soil and just let it continue to grow.

Trim everything (all leaves) below the net. Don't trim anything above the net. Simple!

People typically put the soil in a pan and "bake" it in the oven, if they are using "backyard stuff".

The only downside I see is, you need to be careful of "Hitch-hikers" (pests). You don't want to invite any unwanted critters into your house!

I avoid using too many nutrient additives, there's already a ton of organic fertilizer companies out there who are pretty good at mixing what I need. FOUR-WAY MIX: This mix is made up of four equal parts - four quarts...

For what size of grow area?