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:cry: me too (wiping tears from eyes with shirt sleeve) stupid hazlenuts... :finger:

i don't like digging up seeds because, what if the root is started to dig into the dirt... you can damage it and cause yourself more problems... not saying you can't because i use to do it when i was frustrated on how i planted the seeds (wanted the roots to be pointing downward)... but then i...

around the 2nd to 3rd node is when i needed to transplant... and around the 3rd week is when many people add a diluted solution of nutes... and slowly add more strength each time.... so its most likely either 1 of those 2... but since you already transplanted, i would guess its nitro def...

yeah... shaking the bottle is a theory... because some people don't believe that a bottle would be able to spray the bubbles... but congrats on your baby... i just had a new one also.... we should throw a party..

exactly... whatever amount of 2700k you are using for flowering, you want half of that for 6500k.. so thinking like that... 4x42= 168w (soft white) so you would want about half of that to be daylight... so you would want about 84w of daylight.. for you're daylight its 2x27= 54w...

don't confuse the boy... get both for vegging and flowering... the sun isn't in 1 spectrum of light... so by mixing up the bulbs, you're trying to imitate the sun... when vegging... for every 2 daylights, you use 1 softwhite when flowering... for every 2 soft whites, you use 1 daylight

they do have bulbs out there called "plant lights" but you don't need that you need daylights(5000K-6500K) and soft whites(2700K)... they usually don't consider 5000K daylight, but recently thats what its starting to be... i read an article on it...

haha.... i love you guys... how about... all of you shut up...haha lets talk about something really important... like... why when i go on porn sites and type in "natural tits" they always give me some old lady with her tits down to her toes and a stomach like Buddha... i don't know.. life is...

ok... cool... beer cups, 2 weeks ago... depending on the size of the cup, the roots can take over in 2 weeks... actually, thats around my transplanting time, from small cups to bigger containers... i noticed if i didn't transplant in those 2 weeks, my plants started dying on me... because of...

oh yeah.. the most important thing for a grow spot... is not to make it a hang out spot... the more people hanging around, the more chances ot their being problems.... like people might mistake all these people as customers... when they're actually wrong, but they don't care... and they might...

and to know what the plant native soil is... you must know your strain... so in reality, this is also a wrong assessment... plants grown in carribean soil, in the mountains... is different then the soil in Colorado...

nutes... ha... nope.. don't think they had nutes i've seen my pops grow some stuff in a backyard before, but i never seen him spray anything besides water on his plants.... i can be wrong, but like i said.. they were raised on farms, and they know how to work with what they got... and farmers...

the lower wattage is what you base it off of, not the larger number... so 2 42's is really 84... you can still add another 42

the part about overwatering is killing me... hope you waited until the soil dries... remember, before you can give a plant more water, the soil should be dry

shiiiiiit... should snatch that bitch up in the middle of the night... and put it to work.. haha... would feel like halloween... come back home with a huge bag full of treats from all the houses it would have sniffed out...

as long as its seltzer water with NO SODIUM... you're ok... some people on here is against it... but another thing you can do... is feed the plant seltzer water... the bubbles breaks the dirt around the roots giving it more oxygen... and its not true that plant roots don't like CO2.. they just...

snapping is for supercropping... i think thats what you're talking about... to bend, you slowly bend day by day.. and releasing it after a week... because after that week, it should already have learned to bend the way you want it to.... what is useful is the twisty ties from bread or garbage...

when you are able to hold the whole thing, outside of its cup... did you just wet it or something

what is a good inication to know how deep to plant... stick your finger in the soil up to the first line... thats it... 1 inch depth is good... make sure the root is pointing down, but if you mess up and its not pointing down, don't worry and go digging it up, its just a headache... the plant...

i can't tell if you're agreeing with me or not... i would think that a farmer would consider the way WE act over soil, and will say " yes, its over rated"... and my family did have a farm... never heard them discuss soil... they just worked with what they got and knew what to do with it...