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There is nothing new about this idea - except the new group of "Believers" it attracts (this time around). Someone brings this Hocus-Pokus crap up every couple of years. If it really worked, it would catch on - that's all I'm saying!

If there was a reliable way to sex seeds - everyone would know about it and use it! "Newbies" keep getting conned into this bogus idea, then they grow-up a little and learn better!

Okay, let's hear some details! What are you using exactly, how much, where do you get it from,you know - stuff like that.

When I transplant I use "Pre-moisened" soil (just barely) and an already watered plant. Then just act like nothing happened as far as the feeding schedual goes.

If you mean taking cuttings from an outdoor plant and then bringing the cuttings indoors to make clones with - then no, no difference. About the bugs: just look them over real good, beforehand. Then spray with some soapy water or Neem Oil. After awhile rinse them off and make your cuttings.

I'm a handsome, debonaire grower!

I think this issue has aleady been addressed, but I'll give it another shot! Chemical nutes are typically harmfull to the beneficial microbes that live in soil. So, yeah, I would consider that "not right". On the other hand, adding molasses would be beneficial to those same (mistreated)...

So, essentially, what I'm seeing is like a "Cool-tube" for LED's? Nice idea and impressive performence. 10 degrees can be a game changer!

The nutes are for the benefit of the plants directly - the molasses is, primarily, for the benefit of the microbes in the soil. You are feeding two different things, for two different reasons, using two different products! Unless you are using real organic liquid nutes, the molasses...

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I don't know what you mean by TLDR - but anyway: "TLDR: -Using Far-red light on your plants during night cycle help ensure that the plants see that it is nighttime by inactivating phytochrome." If the last light your plants see at "lights out" time is far-red light, they will go into...

I've said it before and I'll say it again. Aluminum foil does not cause hotspots. It would need to be crinckled-up, and the majority of the the facets would have to be "focased" to cause a hotspot. I'm not saying it's impossible - what I am saying is, the chances are like winning the...

Canapy level.

That's all well and good, but I think all of us,here, can agree that cannabis should be legal. This just a bunch of preaching to the choire. What people in this section are really interested in - is how we can make it legal.

FYI, Botany is the study of plants (strictly the academic approach). Horticulture is the practice (both science and art) of actually producing plants.

Terpines influence taste and smell.

Here's the "Hot Tip". Next time use clones!

1. Yes, you should re-pot them prior to flower. 2. No, you didn't wait too long to flower. 3. You waited too long to SCROG - it's a process that goes on throughout vegging.

You really need to do a lot of research! If you have to ask a question like that, you obviousely don't have a clue about what you are doing!

Most new growers obcess about watering their plants and most of them water to often anyway. Soak them good before you leave, have a good week, they will be fine whene you get home! Of course this depends on the plants not being in tiny, undersized pots.