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Very nice thread, bob... makes me think lava is not such a bad idea... here's another idea that i've kicked around for a long time now... i'm sure i'm not the first to think of it... but it helps to explain why vertical square footage and horizontal sqare footage aren't equivalent (vert. vs...

1) this'll happen when you've got too many plants fighting for the same light and crowding/blocking eachother out... this is why i would never recommend running more than one plant per square foot... and would actually recommend running slightly less than that. Last time i ran over 200 plants i...

There's a lot of heat and contention on this point... but vertical sq. footage is not equivalent to horizontal sq. footage. Horizontal buds (flat sog gardens) tend to have bigger buds. Vertical gardens tend to be more work not only in the setup but also the upkeep... such as tying and bending...

Just to try to ballpark something... 9 plants per tray (1 per square foot) you'd prolly want to flip the switch by the time they were 12" tall and touching about shoulder to shoulder after being topped once or twice. 4 plants per tray you might wait until they are like 16" tall and also (again)...

i also got pretty excited watching those seemorebuds videos, bob. the way he lays it out ... x number of plants yeilded x amount of buds .... x more number of plants yielded x more amount of buds ... but like you said, he took 300 clones on the most crowded group ... and some of that was time...

RO is deffinitely the way to go if in any doubt on water quality. Just run a garden hose to the unit, wherever it is, and have an out line that runs right down a bathroom drain. The 'good water' line feeds into your rez (as far as need be, just put more pressure on the bad water line at the...

All ur videos kick ass Sure Shot. OPkaXhjwbw0 Well done, brotha. .

But first i gotta drop some major props to some of the brothers here at RIU ... say what you will, but for all it's problems, still the best damn weed site on the internet and let me remind you of why.... Sure Shot's Youtube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/TTSSURESHOT and some of his...

You, sir, are a credit to this community. God bless you !!! And keep it up. .

Excellent. Pro sea-of-green there. i also use the passive ventilation from a vent leading to below the house (rather than a basement) with one fan dedicated to room exhaust... and 2 fans each clearing a couple of lights as temperatures require. Plenty of fresh air. Some day i'd still like to...

UJSNLH6Ow2w Great vid. Hopefully you had just switched to flower... maybe bring ur lights up another 6 -12 inches and boost them to the full 1000w per. You got plenty of lumens for that area so you can just beam all of em with all 4 lights at 12 inches or greater. Wall-to-wall sea of green...

Ordered 500 mL of this stuff... hopefully it lives up to its reputation after transplanting some greenery very shortly. Between the crappy weather, being overtimed at work, and never seeming to have enough time in the world to get everything done... trying to make headway on the 1st "Lava Round...

got me interested... so if a person got a gram of this stuff... that'd be like 60 doses. that is some powerful stuff. .

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you’ll never not see art as incredible as this 5 artists who have somehow produced the smallest art you’ll struggle to see… 1. willard wigan (website) using a hair plucked from a dead fly as a brush, birmingham willard wigan paints miniscule sculptures he has carved...

raiderman ... got 'raid'ed. no pun intended. :-( .

here's some various specimens... Now That's a Fugg'in Bud. .

Good to hear. I know what you mean on coming by the dirt in the wintertime ... round here the selection is quite limited during the cooler months. I like Hyponex potting soil - and the stuff is 'dirt cheap'. But i only see it being available in the spring and early summer. ya, if i can find a...

what up g. looks like i missed ur last journal. post up a link if you get another one going. long time no see. .

hi dere, with the way ur leaves are krinkly and a bit hang-dog... you've got either a nute or a pH or a lockout issue. You could try flushing your soil before using it in the future as it may be nute heavy. That's probably not it though. Make sure your soil is going through wet / dry cycles...