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i believe the trade you get with larger blades and lower speeds is lower sound frequencies i.e. it's a low rumble as opposed to a high pitch whine i think low frequencies are less noticeable, maybe, likely it will vary from setup to setup

respect for dealing with an almost 'worst case' situation there seems to a glimmer of law enforcement understanding about who's the threat to the community

you got some seedlings, that's how it starts, little more experience, better soil and results go up

whatever these seeds are, i doubt they are what you ordered, no breeder pack? that's sketchy all to hell still, they have a fair reputation, better than no response at all, be curious how they grow out

200+ plants with neighbors real close, gotta think some odor had wafted around from time to time even the best odor control has the occasional hiccup, very sad and scary story

the nl#5 from highgrade-seeds is on the piney side, a few grow logs of it on riu NL in general seems to have this reputation

i was thinking the same, some plants are touchier on pot size

1 plant probably will be manageable, however there are stinkers that show up from time to time i grow 1 plant myself, haven't had anything yet that was too stinky, though i've been close

indeed infowarrior420, micro growers need to use all the tricks they can no need to toss a perfectly good plant in the bin when it can be 'born again' 4 weeks flower, not bad, but definitely could have been fed more seems that a revegged plant may be a heavier feeder than the original seedling...

having a similar grow situation myself, a reveg that feeds heavier than the 1st grow it's a narrow balance we walk here, 3 weeks might be a little early, but it's open to opinion in my case, i'd rather underfeed than overfeed, bud quality is very nice that way either way, i'd be cautious with...

can't see the pic either

i take a beta blocker(Corgard) and MJ, for about 3 years or so

that's normal, if you can call it that, new leaves are all distorted, this can serve as a clone mother if you don't see getting much bud from it

they should take off after 7 days or so, but that's not a hard and fast rule keeping the light steady is best, how much it will change results if unsteady i can't give an exact answer, different plants will react differently

a male doesn't really need much light, i've 'finished' males just by having them next to a window i've even seen posts where some have finished them in a dark room from memory, should be at least 2 weeks of flower, probably 3 would be better

you had best separate that male from the hens, male flowers can ripen on very short notice and begin spewing pollen you should see a tinge of yellow on the roosters when they're ready to pop, at that point just tap them with your finger and pollen should fall out

i think(not 100% sure) that it's around 13 hours of light where flowering begins, so you should be fine some strains/plants could be touchier

i'm not sure about paint fumes, but i'd keep plants away from it if you can

that is a good question, i probably can't give you a great answer rate of release can be as important as how much nutrient is there i will say i use MG Organic Bone meal(6-9-0) as the basis for my feed usually add 1 tablespoon per gallon of soil for the mix, then i feed later with bone meal tea...

nutrient levels are measured in percentage by weigh, a common bag of 6-9-6 fertiizer would be 6% nitrogen, 9% phosphorous ... if a soil was 6% available nitrogen, it would burn a plant to a crisp, when i read the percentages on MG Organic soil, i see much smaller percentages, but the ratios of...