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awesome... I've been looking into this and reading this makes me hopeful I can do it too... sourcing has always been my biggest issue :)

good answer (the second too... that third one.... well... )

which one? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0212615/ or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wishing_Tree_(film) or http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2339739/

Ok, that would sort of work... it's sort of what happens if you use a fabric pot on top of soil.. roots go through the bottom and into the ground. BUT... Rootbinding will still be occurring inside the pot. Honestly, transplant shock isn't that common or big a deal if you transplant right...

Hos specific are you looking for? We all know, blue for veg and red for flower... I had not considered breaking it out into the smaller stages... that is interesting... super spectrum focus... I guess then it's more what nm for each of those stages? I want to see an experiment!

Use them for supplemental, not as replacements.

Shy blush... my experiment has been with what all the stress of my environment will do to my plants... it is super wet and cold, well cool where I am (50-60s in the past moths), and I was giving them kinda minimal input in terms of nutes, lights etc... basically what I could get for the least...

The test would come if your issues were resolved and you had no reason to smoke... I mean would you keep smoking?.. let's say yes, with no more reason than you liked it and it isn't so bad, but then there was a good reason to stop... ex.: I believe most people are rec users... a lot complain...

It seems this never got addressed: In blue light cannabis will do that... veg out instead of up... it's one reason indoor growers use blue spectrum LEDs in veg... shorter node spacing and wider bushier plants. Nothing "wrong" happening there. Please keep us updated, I love experiments :-D. I...

Hadn't even thought about that, as even though I smoke tobacco I smoke them separately (at the same time, but you know, a cig and a pipe of cannabis)... Just the tar in any smoke, and other particulates, and the stress on the lungs... makes me dubious to claims that smoking in and of itself is...

I'm no expert... but some thoughts: A good transplant wouldn't hurt it, and with so much time still to go, it would help. The roots will continue to grow, in a general sense... not those roots that have grow out.. light and lack of humidity will kill those... but the plants roots over all...

<quick drop in> I think I figured it out!!! These people are posting from Discworld! Someone must've found a magical Come Pewter. Maybe it's Hex itself.

Oh and you just make yourself sound like a total dick. Which you probably are, to express yourself like that. I love the ignore link on here... it is sweeet

hahaha this title seems like it's just someone trying to start an argument... Amazed that it hasn't happened and just got some good suggestions going on... What makes a strain better for outdoor than indoor growing, other than indoor space limitations, given the same environment?

Plagiarism Police!!! WHOOO :-D Bad boys bad boys whachugonnado WHACHUGONNADO WHEN THEY COME FOR YOU!?!

but some read none. That's what I am talking about... I thought of it because of Douglas.Curtis (last post) on here... https://www.rollitup.org/t/high-humidity.916781/#post-12832315 and it realizing I see that alot

Too late... I was super bored... I love thought experiments... I feel raped.

yeah this thred got crazy hahaha... And it really quickly spun out of track from the OPs original question... Which, since I won't read through all this, if it didn't get answered, maybe this would help: I believe... note, this is my opinion, not gospel... that if you, like me, were thinking...

Ever/often only read the original post and then reply, without reading any other replies already there? I seem to see what appears to be that rather frequently... even in one page threads. People repeating what others have said, or saying things that ignore what other have said (that is...

I did miss most of that... just caught a bit... but we are here, and I am looking for clarity... so then this should be Pruning and Defoliating, since he was asking about removing lower branches and leaves. I still think of trimming as dry bud trimming... unless they're talking about cutting...