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The microbes process nutrients already in the soil and transport nutrients to the plant. The trace minerals are negligible to the plant more of home for microbes to do their business. There is nutrient deficit because of lockout due to high ppms. At this stage water is your best friend. I...

Why are you changing after 2 years? What problem s were you having to prompt a change? All that work is not necessary. With such small square footage you seem to be over thinking it. My dry cure room is that size, and that's small for this locale. You put a lot of work into that room that looks...

I think the proper answer is going to take more than asking here. Most likely it is strain and consumer specific.

Looking good. Why switch to 11/13? My experience with that time schedule reduces time to harvest but also reduces yield and chunk. Must be smelling great, what a combo bd 'n gg. Mmmmmm

Flush with a good compost tea. No more nutes.

Wow... this thread. Full of bad information all over the place. Basic plant physiology here. Plants do not process sugar for food. Period. Molasses contains macro and micronutrients other than "sugar". What a waste of syrup.

Humidity too low. If you live in a desert environment you will need a humidifier. Back off watering and food. Let soil dry out a bit. Apply a good compost tea.

Looks great. If you dont want to go through all that work I would put a wire shelving unit along the wall perpindicular closest to door for the veg. Enough room to squeeze through the door and can roll it out if needed. Will give more bloom room. The door in the middle will give best use of...

Frame it out normally. Wrap the door frames that will face the door with a strip of quality berber carpet. As well as the edges of the door. Glue and tack well. Finish off the door frame normal with weather striping facing the door. Add an additional "L" shaped finish frame with weather...

Remove closet. No tents. (1) large 8x4 bed (2) DE 600/750

Whatever you choose, ditch the swing door and use a pocket door.

That's what europe did 6 centuries ago. Three quarters of the population soon died off to the plague. The best way to keep em out of the garden; fence or plant catnip nearby.

@XipXipXoom Haven't tried burying the airpots but do prefer them for mama's. Although I do put the airpot in a cloth-pot because I do not like how all the water comes out of only a few top holes of the airpot. I'm sure the airpots bury just fine.The hydro net pots work fine as well. The...

The roots don't get as burly thick but they still get thick. I got holes in mine you could push a bb through from the roots. The benefit is the plants has hundreds times more micro-tipped roots giving more surface area available for nutrient uptake. When done just turn inside out let dry, shake...

Most people are not aware. Most people don't read the instructions either. :eyesmoke: Bought mine at sears and got the extended warranty. I take it in once a year and they clean it like new inside and out. Have had it for 8 years. Sits on a shelf in corner of room and drains into the reservoir.

I'd be like this :leaf::hump: :hug:. if I had your rates. Would actually look forward to the bill if mine was that inexpensive. Lol

From what I understand with coco is that it needs to be watered through until runoff is same ppm as originally mixed in reservoir. Splashing it with water creates faster salt build up. The Monterey brand once a year pine treatment works against an invasion. Just water it in. However I do...

You must have super cheap electricity. There's the price per kwh then there is the actual price of the electricity. To determine actually cost you need to know what percentage of electricity of the bill is for the grow. Not trying to dis you. Im just jealous of how cheap your electricity sounds.

Hey buddy. Make it easy on your self. One big tray with soil. Build one if you have to. It's just so easy to manage especially something that small. The cloth pots are the best, no need to remove pot when transplanting. Just place in the next size as is. Roots grow right through.

The compressor might be bad. Have you tried cleaning the filter?