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Good point. My sister can't smoke weed, she bugs out like crazy.

Yes I did. I thought it seemed weird as well, but hey, I've heard of people doing it before.

I ordered some seeds from them a month or so ago (Heri OG Kush & OG Chem). I haven't germed them yet, but I can only say that the packageing/shipping from them is HORRIBLE! They send the seeds in a regular plain envelope that a letter would go in, and they have it in a weird yellow piece of...

I'd say the prepaid visa or whatever is the best option for buying seeds with a card online if you want that. I personally don't think that you should ever order seeds with paypal/credit card online (espically in the USA) for security reasons. Just my 2 cents though. Peace & Love.

Yeah, get an indica. I'd recommend Schnazzleberry #2 from Chimera Seeds or White Widow. Just don't get a sativa, as wackymack pointed out, the Sativa's cerebral high's get you paranoid. I know that some people can't handle a Sativa because the head high is so intense. Stay away from C99 if...

Most organic growers use soil or some form of soilless medium. Pick up some Fox Farm Ocean Forest and mix it with 30% Perlite and dolomite lime. You can get it at any good nursery or order it online at Planet Natural.

Ancient Amber only has .1% Humic Acid in it. Hum-Bolt has 8%. Not sure if it makes a difference though, but since I grow indoors, I figured it would be a good idea to get some to protect Mary from stress.

OhSo, what do you think about using some form of Humic Acid in your teas? I've been looking into getting Humbodlt's Hum-Bolt, which is 8% Humic Acid. Think I should get some and add it to a tea?

Too nice. I'm gonna sit back, rip a bong, and watch the grow show!bongsmilie

There are many problems that are very real (like I said) that arise when talking about Certified Organic, be it by the USDA or OMRI. Just the basic principle behind being "certified organic" is absurd. It is a consumer ploy to get yuppies to feel good about what they buy. There is a HUGE green...

Just because something isn't "Certified" Organic, doesn't mean that it isn't 100% organic. Have you ever been to a farmers market or even a local health food store? BMO nutrients aren't even "certified" organic, but I don't think you'll find many people that will call bullshit on them for not...

I think for HTG fans are too big to put into the DR80. That's the main reason why I was looking at the S&D inline fans. No, there's no real way for me to put the fans outside of the tent. I live in an apartment. What kind of set up do you think would work in the DR80?

Think that 150 would fit in the DR80? (2'7" x 2'7" x 5'3"), along with a cool tube and Goblin 6" Carbon Filter? How big around is that fan?

Depending on whats in your soil mix, it could or could not be a good idea. If you have a Super Soil mix, like subcools, which is packed with a shit load of nutrients, then I would say no. But if using a soil that doesn't have any nutrients, or very trace amounts of, then it is okay.

Thanks, but space is also of concern. I'm going to be growing in a 2'7" x 2'7" x 5'3" space (The DR80). So if I add the carbon filter (planning on using a Goblin 6" charcoal filter), 6" inline fan, & the 6" Euro Reflector 400W HPS Cooltube, it may not all fit. What do you guys think I should...

Why do you say that they are overkill?

Has anyone used a S&P Mixed Inline Fan for exhaust on a cool tube light? Here are the fans : http://www.kitchensource.com/range-hoods/sl-td-100.htm I will be using a 400W HPS Euro Reflector cool tube, but growing in a DR80 Dark Room, so not much space. These inline fans look small so they look...

What exactly does that mean? What are the calyxes? I think I know, but I'm not sure. Also, when looking through the microscope on your plants, should some of the trichs be amber?

No, the molasses has iron, calcium, and other micronutes in it so help feed the microbeasties and also feed carbs to the plant. My plants love the shit!

Yeah, 75$ for spores is a lot.