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Okay, so I just did a little research on Chlorine and it's effect on soil grown plants. Here's what I did: I Googled this question "Is Chlorine in the water bad for plants?". I read the "Top-Ten" on the list. I was surprised to get such varied results - there was no clear winner! Some said...

You come off like a really angry person who feels obligated to convince everybody that he is right - lighten up! You go on and on about what you assumed I meant; yet you really missed the whole point of what I was saying. "So, Cammo, just to clarify. You frame your cultivation knowledge...

Oh, OK, I see what you're saying! Go with the 100% light setting. Here is my reasoning: The difference in yield between 80 degrees and 75 degrees (or so) will be slight. The difference in yield between 400 watts and 300 watts will de drastic!

It seems that this thread has been transformed into an arguement over the widely held belief that Chlorine in the water is something to be avoided. I have always just accepted that (becuase it sounds logical), without any real research. Now, Dankfactory comes along and turns my whole...

What the hell is wrong with 80 degrees f.? Did I miss something here? What ambient temperature are you looking for?

Is the OP going to be around to answer questions, or did you just come on here to post this like a bulletin board? What I really want to know is - so what happens now? Do we need to narrow down those five Inithiatives to just one (presumeably the one with the most petition signitures)? Do...

How much of "the floor" gets direct sunlight, and for how many hours (plants want at least 8 hrs. of direct sunlight, not just ambient light. If you can lay on the floor and get a Suntan, then you are probably ok!

A new thermostat will only cost you about 15 or 20$ at Home Depot, replace it yourself and leave your Landlord out of it! Finish your grow as you see fit.

First of all let me say, "Revegging" is not my thing; so I'm not talking from experience. Now, with that being said, it is my understanding that you really need to "shock" the plant back into veg by giving it way more than a 12-12 photoperiod. Probably at least an 18-6 Photoperiod. I don't...

IMHO, over 20 sq.ft. is plenty of room for 11 plants. But it's a bit of a stretch for a 600 watt lifgt. I prefer to "Over-light" rather than to "Hope it's enough light".

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May I suggest putting some "training blocks" under the shorter plants. You can use wooden blocks, tin cans, old books or VCR tapes - it doesn't make any dfference. You could even re-pot some of those into taller pots; or top some of the taller ones. The point is to keep an even canopy (or at...

Hey Rollitup, how many different Initiatives are currently in the works in California. And, more importantly, where can I find them. Do you have some links or addresses? Thank you for your insight!

I see Rollitup has made some very good points. Some Stoners make very bad Polititions. That was sure a big part of it - a lot of fighting and no co-operation.

The first time around, it just wasn't time yet - that's mostly from a "Fundraising Point of View". Other times, there were just too many initiatives vying for support to get on the ballot (the competition spread the supporters to thin). This is what happened 3 years ago . No single...

This guy knows what he is talking about! Bye the way, it is spelled "Faraday Cage" - Google it.

Of course they don't! I was refering more to the guy that was asking the OP to put up a photo.

You people have woken-up a thread that is over five years old. The OP hasn't posted on RIU in over a year.

It's been a while (probably 2 decades) since I learned about NFT (never tried it myself). I don't remember anything about a "Spreader Mat". For the benefit of us un-educated slobs - what is it?

Ha-ha, it looks like there really are no rules we can all grow by, just rules we can all argue about!