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If you're this late in the game for outdoors, you're inexperienced. 150 is A LOT. And I mean, a ton. Trust me, keeping 28 alive became my job. And if it's this secluded, you can't visit them often. Grow yourself one or two patches of 4 plants, and baby them. Chop the males down EARLY, and...

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To be honest, I don't go to any transaction without heat. It's a cold world, bros. People who aren't trying to front you are gonna respect you for having the heat, and honestly, advise others not to fuck with you. I mean, I hope I never have to use it. It's a .22, just because even if I did...

Nice dude! Anyone who goes through the ordeal of making a stealth grow room already knows the hard but rewarding work that goes into growing. Jah bless the grow!

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I agree. Although I've never dealt with ants, I've been doing nothing but reading up on pest control lately (Rabbits are after my tomatoes!) and I came across this.

Damn Verde! How have I not seen this thread before? If I'm ever "In a taco, inside a taco, within a taco bell, thats in a kfc, within a mall thats INSIDE your brain" we'll have to kick it!

I'd stick with the 230. Don't risk causing a fire for the 360..

Wherever there is brown, it means stress. It could be underwatering, or like bulla said, if there was a clump of wet soil on that spot for a while.

And suddenly, my problems seem insignificant.

I have a husky and a malimu. GREAT dawgs..

He's right. It's okay for now, but you must allow the plants to get ZERO light during "night" of flowering. I'd recommended you go get a roll of foil tape, it's pretty good on leaks. Good luck man!

I agree. A gallon per month is my rule of thumb.

My bad, I haven't responded. Anyways, the tall green bars would just be the tallest plants. Good luck on getting the 400w! It'll be night and day. I just got another 400 in my inside grow, and it's fucking BOOMING.

Wouldn't that be a little too much alkaline for the babies though?

How much of each per gallon?

Upscaling my outdoors a little bit, and using FFOF. What amendments should I use that will continuously feed? Liquids aren't a good idea, I just want to mix into soil. Thanks!

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First of mayne, congratulations on the lights. Anytime you buy more lights, you should feel accomplished. I'd make sure to run every cfl horizontally to make sure you get the most out of them. In all honesty, I would arrange them like this if possible:

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