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How many weeks is the strain?

Thanks. I use it all the time. Perpetually. I was reading and found some article to stand out. I got a little nervous. The longest it sits for is a few days. So filtration eliminates just about any chances of microbial/fungal/spore or even metals (which I doubt with using new AC units)...

I just set up a BluMat system. I just have heard great things about them. Especially for hard to get to spots or even with high plants numbers. They feed each plant individually so they get hat they need. *Once you dial it in. Legionella bacteria... How does this effect the plants?

For a while now Ive been using condensation water from A/C runoff. It is collected in drums near each room and pumped around as needed. Almost never do I use city/R.O. water. I don't have any mold/fungi issues. The water is less than 20 ppm. Is filtration a good idea or a "Just in case"...

That was probably the most severe topping I have ever seen. And you didn't know the sex. Let the plant grow, especially from seed. They have stronger genetics but need to be babied. No pruning at all until you know its sex. Otherwise the plant could become to stressed and stunt its growth...

Agrosun Super Red HPS 600W. They are about 18" away but the OGs are AC and the free hanging vertical bulbs have fans on the floor pointing up under the bulbs. The plants each have 3 lights but the center plant has 4. Rotating them daily allows for even spectra distribution to the whole plant...

BluMats.... That is all.

Here is how a Dice pattern might look... Part of it.

Nice! I like it. I trellis around each plant and have light on three sides of each plant, they stay portable but they are also in 45gal smart pots. So moving them is a chore, rotating them isn't bad. Totally wet they weigh about 300lbs. I rotate daily 1/4 turn

They look great BTW!

Are you pulling in air through the ducting or pushing? CO2? Pruning techniques?

A great technique for maximizing your vert canopy is to "Vine" the branches across the trellis. Pull each site through to get direct light exposure. Just keep doing that. So not the whole branch through but along the trellis allowing each bud site access to light. "Train them when they are...

Flip your bulb around.. ;)

Vert allows for some serious quantity. Like 600-700g per plant. Works well with limited plant numbers.

Chlorine has a number of benefits to plant growth. Many people make the common mistake of mixing up the plant nutrient chloride (Cl-) with the toxic form chlorine (Cl). Chloride is vital for many different plant functions, despite only being classified as a micronutrient. It is highly essential...

Kevin Jodrey is a large scale propagator who uses induction lighting. The UVB lighting you get hardens the plants and increases the levels of Chloroplasts to be thicker to better accept the sunlight. He says that during each propagation year he puts all of his Veg plants outside for about a...

Thank you. I actually did a pH check this week. Using AN Con along with some sugars and enzymes, I was surprised to find that the solution was respectably 5.9. I know that over time the medium will change in balance, I have seen some growers test the run-off to gauge the soil's pH. But is...

That is all you had to say... Jumping into a conversation and adding no realtime information docent help. Condescendence also dent help. If you were so inclined to help and read this thread then you must be in a similar situation. MoodyShoes really takes on the full aspect of his Screen name.

Feel free to add some information to the conversation. No need to get pouty. This isn't a pissing contest.