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one tbs yeast. one cup sugar fill bottle 1/3 way full of water 110-130 degrees f. shake it up. No the balloons dont serve any purpose beyond letting you know you still have co2 building. I put a tiny hole in the balloons so the co2 still escapes. You only have to touch this once a week...

looks like some kind of bug to me, I would get a loop out and identiy what kind of bugs you have and then try to get rid of them!

Is this a bad idea, or just a bad day for DIY people:)

You have already solved your problem. You will have to have air pumping out of the room when you open the door or you know what happens. The switch is the perfect solution, you can also use it for other emergencies once its set up. (For example a 105 degree day or something.)

I don't know if you are interested but here is a thread that cold use your expertese if you like to give it out:) After all you are the master of small grows if anyone asks me!! https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/308066-dirty-weed-proof-concept-2.html

it was your delivery that got flamed:) not the message

pic 17 and 18 look fat how are you feeling about that strain so far? And it just amazes me that you guys can get these results with such small pots! allows you so much more room for more plants!

I see thank you. If my math is right I should have complete air exchange every minute in my tent. I will definitly keep an eye out, I did lose a branch of the ice cream plant to mold after all... I think she came in with it though I am unsure.

DIY co2 (Solving the problem of moving my bottles every night.) I wanted to solve the problem of moving my co2 bottles in and out of my room every night. So this is what I came up with. I bought an 18 gallon tupperware tote, and cut a 6 inch hole in it. I fit my 6 inch intake hose in to...

I'm in for the haul!

You have made some good points here.

what do you believe is a good level of humidity in flower stage?

Yeah, its the one lst'd, the leaves by the buds are wilting. I was advised it is toxic salt buildup as I just hit them with pro terra chemical fert. I flushed about 2 gallons of steeped water through it.

@ the 150 watt hps, Those are going to be hot as balls. Your space is too little and it will possible be a wasted investment. However the grow lights I recomended can have flower spectrum bulbls put in them when you move to flower, they generate minimal heat, and they outperform CFL, and they...

You explained it very well. I don't test ppm. I am going to give it another day its already on its way to drying out. I hope this doesn't have anything to do with covering the top of the soil with sand to wipe out the gnats, and prevent mold.

Ive heard of a competing product called HyDROzyme but have never used it. Some also confuse HyGROzyme with HyDROguard.

it is very possible the soil was still damp, I am just unsure two days later... I watered all my girls in flower the same day so this one may have still been moist. Does that change how the ferts respond to the soil? Is this what causes problems like lockout? If so I will flush, just want to...

I did also use HYGROZYME which is supposed to prevent lockout. Maybe day 31 was too early to hit with a chem bloom fert? I used BLOOM TERRA 11*31*15 @ half strength, mixed with HYGROZYME, half str. cal-mag I really don't want to flush out those nutes unless I have to what do you think?

If you are referring to post #383 no this is a different plant. I topped this plant at 4 nodes, cut between nodes 2 and 3. let it recover about a week and threw it in flower 1-12 sprout in dirt 2-2 transplanted to 1.75 gal pot FFOF moved to flower(it was tiny see grow journal) also topped one...

I don't water often but my last water was a heavy feeding, I was thinking of flushing but I agree that the wilting is most likely due to wet soil with heavy ferts... I'm just going to have to hope the leaves don't nute burn I guess. +rep