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I'd just about bet my life those are not pistols in picture 3. Not saying its a male, but it's not related.

Side view would help, but based on that I would say to early as that just looks like new foliage.

No, they clearly seem to not know how old this thread is. (And people like You and I are just helping keep it alive by posting this type of stuff)

Welcome, and I'll keep that in mind for next time. Always a good idea when trying to explain something slightly long to use good grammar, just slipped my mind.

There's no exact way to explain it without really going into scientific details, but generally water is a basic way to describe it but we will use jello as it's not quite as free flowing.(Remember voltage is the potential difference between two items) Basically, imagine a PVC pipe like you would...

I know your being overly simple for the sake of the OP Gypsy, but it's worth mentioning for others reading that 240V is actually only a one phase line in nearly the entire world besides the USA. The reason ours is 120v 2phase is simply because back in the day 220v(Now 240v) was to hard to work...

Most forums I stumble across, not just gardening ones, seem to be dominantly white. May be that white culture tends to influence towards the internet more, or may just be a chance, or maybe something else who knows

How often do you foliage feed, and why do you think a stem cannot handle water? In case you didn't know it does rain outside and if water is going to be sticking anywhere it's going to be in the middle of a node.(Or are you going to give me the story that the nutes will burn the stem now) I said...

You're right it's not a big deal, either way the plant will get the message and start a new stem. It does seem stupid of you though to go around answering questions with your own guesses. The angle 45 has to do with cloning nothing else.

Now mind you it's 6Am and I've been stoned all night, but I have no idea why that matters. If your saying the point would cause the water to run down, that's true, and it would get caught on the node joint or foliage. I don't see why it matters though, and I also don't see why your plant is...

There was a thread on this just a couple days ago, the general opinion seemed to be at the end that it does work with good results. Some claim it hermies the plants, and others claims it lowers potency, neither of which I believe are true.

45Degrees is for cloning no? Cutting straight across works fine

A carob filter is 100% virtually if you vent 100% of the rooms air through the filter. For 50 plants you'd need a large filter and a very powerful fan.

Really sucks man. Stealing is IMO one of the lowest crimes people commit, the whole mentality of it. That type of thing happens on occasion just from people tossing seeds.

Does no one use their shed to get drunk anymore? Just start subtly taking some beer out there act like its your man cave, hell maybe even carry a TV or small fridge out and just look like you've been setting it up. (Also not having a light trap is pretty slack)

Thanks, was able to find the thread fine. Personally, I do put my seeds directly in the grow medium, and believe I have stated so in previous threads. That being said I have germinated enough seeds to supply Amsterdam in paper towels and the results on a good batch of seeds were almost always...

Want to link this proof?

Going to be hard growing a plant when your not bright enough to even use the search function. Carbon filter is what your looking for though

Bad. kkkkkkkkoij

I personally don't think an AC could chill a light better, but I also think the chiller units are a waist of money. Also, why does it matter what the exhaust temperature is? What matters is how hot your light is getting because the colder it is the closer it can be placed your plants. The...