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So the main benefit would be the way the plant uptakes water/nutrients id imagine? And would affect the plants uptake differently or more directly than supercropping and creating big knuckles if that makes sense jrgrow? like the pic i posted.....

I personally wait roughly a week to two weeks after flip. And usually remove all at once. Unless they are in full shade. Havent noticed my plants go into shock doing this but try to open my plant up so lollipopping is kept to a minimum. Not saying this is how it should be done, its just how i do...

Is the extra stress and slow growth from a very young age worth it? I got 1 pound off this plant (give or take a little) under a 600w hps, from topping once, supercropping and bending under a net at at flip (not a traditional scrog, but end result was the same.) I vegged for just under 2 months...

Been growing for years and never thought of insulating my exhaust fans, as i thought they would heat up to much!!? Good thread Ovah!

Thats good to know ttystikk! Good info man!

Are you using alot of bloom booster? K can lockout magnesium. Adding magnesium to feed wont do much if this is the case??

I used to cut with a sharp sterile razor blade at the 5th node from seed. Now i simply pinch with my fingernails and do it when plant is young but big enough to not stunt growth. Never had issues this way. Not rocket science lol.

Sometimes being creative can get better results i think.

Hahahahaha.

Nearly the same set up and nute regime etc as me. Works great! Nothing wrong with air stones ;-) DWC is a great simple proven method.

Id say the box must be a tidy (and expensive) way of holding the insulation together.... i used thick foam and wrapped with duct tape around a noisey air pump. Was a spare when my primary air pump shat itself. Worked a treat but man did it heat up.

Well then i want one!!

Wouldnt your fan burnout inside that?

Not a smackdown by any means but 10 points for effort brother!! :roll:

Nice bag seeds for sure. Must of had some cooler lights off temps!!

Sorry man bit late. Yep get rid of ALL the water as you may have salt build up. Alot of the salt will sit at the bottom. Rinsing roots at the same time is important as they will hold salts and reduce uptake of nutrients. You need a ppm meter bad! Otherwise you can eyeball it and replace water...

Sorry man, you were actually serious. Do what vostok said, be very gentle and try not to touch/damage tap root. They'l be fine. As for yield, waaay to many variables to even guess that atm.

Probably the best of them all Dr.ambertrichome. surely unclebuck can top yas all. Ive seen him give a few people the smackdown. Quite halerious :lol:

Next.........

Not impressed with that comeback either fogdog. :sleep: