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hey hey hey, todays the 9th day since planting. The strain is bogglegum, i have 3 plants growing under three 54 watt full-spectrum floros. ive been watering them with filtered water from a brita filter every 2-3 days (whenever the soil feels dry about 3 inches below.) I have two makeshift...

i already have perlite and all that

my question was whether rocks at the bottom of the pot would promote better drainage but keeping the holes completely unclogged...?

yo im starting out in bigger pots becuase im terrified of transplanting later on. i realize that this creates some issues with water drainage... so should i put some gravel or something at the bottom of the pot (under the soil) to promote better drainage? any other ideas?

awesome thanks

yo! i have black gold organic soil and i was wondering if i need to add extra perlite even if it says it has perlite in the soil already? also what kind of nutrients should i use with this soil and when? thanks

so you recommend the 20-20-20 NPK for vegging?

and when i start should i mix the organic soil with anything else like perlite or anything or just do soil?

oh ya haha... i guess my question was does it make that much of a difference that i should try to transplant even tho im a noob

anybody know?

whats better about starting in smaller containers rather than using the fullsize one to begin with?

when do i start using nutes? ferts? i have black gold organic potting soil

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alright, thanks a lot for clearing that up guys!

has nobody heard of continuous lighting? this book made it sound like that was the norm. it said that a few growers choose not to have continuous lighting but that all that does is make your plants less efficient

hey i have a book called 'closet cultivator' by ed rosenthal. it says that during vegetative growth the plants should recieve continuous light but everywhere else i go people say 18/6. normally i would take the majority's word on the matter but ed rosenthal is a cultivating guru. what should...

cool, so how tricky is transplanting. if im a beginner should i go for it or just start with a bigger pot?

hey guys. I was wondering if it's necessary to start out your plants in smaller containers and then transplant to bigger ones as it grows or if you can just start with a big pot and use the same one all the way through? pros/cons?

awesome, ill get some mylar right away. in addition to making a reflector around the lights should i put it anywhere else around the plant? and if so how do i do this without restricting air flow to the plant/

hey guys. I'm about to set up my first closet grow ever and i bought two 55 watt full spectrum flourescent tubes but the fixture doesnt have a reflector. is there anything i can use to construct a makeshift reflectors for the light and around the plants? aluminum foil? any information having...