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Sorry dude, but that post looks like "Road-Kill"! You best delete the whole thing and try again. Edit: Sorry, I didn't see the < > (arrow thingies)!

Let me get this straight. You're asking if it's ok to use a "shallower" container with a larger "footprint" (instead of a typical "pot shaped" container)? The short answer is yes, it's ok. The longer answer is "within resonable limits". The "feeder roots" will spread out into whatever space is...

Theoretically speaking, you can tell a cop anything you like before he arrests you. If he thinks you're growing marijuana, whatever you say wont make any difference. And why would you be growing "in plaine sight", in the first place? And why would you invite cops in, in the second place?

For the OP Dry some of your harvest in the dark and some in the light. Then you will truely have your answer. If you can't tell the difference, then what difference does it make? But if you can, - - - - !

My buds dont seem to be real fat or dense, once dry they seem to be a bit airy and smell like run of the mill homegrow, despite the farm stinking to high heaven. Drying is only the first step after harvesting. Curing is much more important, that's where the "aroma" comes from. There is a whole...

Am I missing something here? Is this gizmo supposed do something, other than, just act as a "Ground Wire"? If it's just a fancy "ground wire" ,then, why the inflated price tag? If you want to "ground" your plants, I'm sure you could do it a whole lot cheaper on your own! They sell "Grounding...

Yeah, it will work with any 250 watt Metal Halide bulb - except Ceramic Metal Halide.

Shure you can! But it's probably a really bad idea. If the cord (or fixture) is only rated for 60 watts and you run a 105 watt bulb, that is almost twice the wattage. Can you say "Fire Hazard!"? If you run twice the wattage that a particular light fixture is rated for, it will get really...

The ingredients are cheap and better yet, you can find them at any garden center or any decent hardware store that has a garden section. The "compost" can be home made if you like, but the "topsoil" should be store-baught (no "backyard dirt"!). The basic soil mix: 1 part Compost. 1 part...

Due to the shortness of your question, I'm not really sure what you are asking. But that never stopped me before! No, it's not bad. The plant still needs Nitrogen in flowering stage - just not as much. The general idea is that in veg stage the plant uses much more Nitrogen than Phosphorous...

First of all, let me correct what I said in post #4 - 16 gallons is about 2 cu. ft. of soil, not 2 "bags". The way I use it, it doesn't "run out". I keep repotting into larger pots, periodically, so there is always a "fresh" layer of soil available to the roots. Since the vast majority of the...

I'll be interested to see what kind of responces you get here, because I use Marine Cuisine (just not as a Tea). First off, I would think that 1 cup MC per 2 gallons of water is way too much (that's enough for 16 gallons of soil mix, or about two 1 1/2 cu. ft. bags).

CFL's are flourescents! CFL's concentrate thier output into a small area for each "bulb", so you can arrange them into whatever configuration you see fit. Conventional flourescent tubes spread thier output over the entire length of the tube, that may limit your flexibility in arranging them...

This may sound like a sarcastic responce - but it isn't!

I don't understand why you would top a plant twice on the same day.

I asked this question a while back but never got a satisfactory answer - so I'm re-wording it. If I'm allowed to grow 6 mature or 12 immature plants, it seems logical that I could do half and half. By that, I mean I should be able to grow 3 mature and 6 immature plants. Or 5 mature and 2...

I think that's exactly it! I know if I'm not too hungry, I can be a "picky eater" - that's, pretty much, what the plant is doing! And , yes, it is counter intuitive!

I don't get it! What's the point? You already know that a "Hops Top" wont produce THC (so it can't be for stealth reasons). And a "Pot Top" would be easily spotted (no good for stealth either). I'm guessing you're doing it just for the fun of it, because you can! Just to create an oddity...

Allowing the taproot to grow longer isn't really an advantage at all; in fact, it's a disadvantage! The longer the taproot is, the greater the chance you might damage it when planting.

Well that certainly clears it up!