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FoxFarm "Happy Frog" isn't just a single product, it's a whole "catagory" within the FoxFarm line. As far as I know, everything in the Happy Frog "family" contains some kind of nutrient or fertilizer. You really need to be more specific when you say you got "Happy Frog".

The link below is to the "Standard", the one that everybody uses. http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2179604&cp=&sr=1&origkw=microscope&kw=microscope&parentPage=search

Sorry, I got distracted and Double Posted!

Alaska Fish Fertilizer (5-1-1) is a good example of a high Nitrogen nute that is reasonably priced and available just about "everywhere". Regular Bat Guano (Mexican Freetail, 10-3-1) is another good choice, but may be a little harder to find. Bloodmeal has lots of Nitrogen, but it's slower...

I can't respond about Osmocote from personal experience. But in general, "Timed-release" type nutes deliver "too little, too slow" for cannabis, which is a "High energy" plant. Cannabis lives out it's whole life span in less than a year, it wants everything it can get -NOW!

Maybe it's time for a reality check! You can't get 30% germination unless you use at least 10 seeds (per method). And furthermore, you can't get 95% germination unless you use at least 20 seeds (per method).

There are small plants (like Lowriders) and then there are true miniature plants (like Bonsai). Just Google the following word, bonsai+marijuana, type it together(with the + in between) like one big word.

^^^ That's what i'm talking about! You have to grow your plants where nobody can see them. If they can see you - they can see your plants. Here's what you do, get yourself a Guilley Suit and do a "Slow, low crawl" out to your plants. Ain't nobody gonna see you, even in broad daylight! If you...

Okay, I got two things to say: 1. One 400 watt light would be overkill for that space. 2. 3'x 1 1/2' = 4 1/2 sq. ft., not 3 1/2 sq. ft.

They would revert back to veg.

I'm not saying it isn't a popular myth! I've heard everyone repeat this as if it had actually happened to somebody at some point. What i'm saying is, I've never heard of these "Hotspots" actually happening to anybody's grow-op - have you? I may not be the last word in explaining scientific...

It doesn't really matter much! A newly planted (pre-germinated) seed will probably clear the surface in a couple of days - a few days at most! As soon as it clears the soil, the seedling needs some light, not too much! On the other hand - if you turn the lights on as soon as you plant the...

As far as this thread is concerned, I believe two things: 1. Some people tend to say really dumb shit - whether they know what the hell they are talking about, or not! 2. Every HID bulb has a "spec sheet" that tells (very clearly) which ballast, or ballasts, are compatable according to ANSI...

Anyone that has kept a Mother plant for a year has done it! What is the purpose of your "experiment"? You can keep a female in veg for a very long time (several years) and it will just keep getting bigger and bigger!

If you went through each forum and just read the "Stickies", you'd probably have everything you need to know!

Get yourself a "Stanley Blower" from Wally-World for about $45. https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/284171-anyone-had-luck-using-walmart.html This thing is a squirrel cage fan, about the size of a basketball and it will blow your socks off!

A passive intake should work just fine, as long as your intake area is roughly 3-5 times the area of your exhaust.

One of my "favorite" myths is "Aluminum Foil causes hotspots", what a load of crap! I've said it before and I'll say it again - "Nobody has ever suffered from hotspots caused by using aluminum foil as a reflective material!". It's a virtual impossibility - it would have to be like a ten...

I really thought about this - I really did! I couldn't imagine one single instance where it would make the slightest bit of difference! But then again, I'm a "Paper Towel" kinda guy!

any newbies got some questions about basic growing? If you do, please do us all a favor and take them over to "Newbie Central" where they belong!