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Wow, this thread came back from the dead so much it's starting its own religion.

That's what I'd do. Having dense buds is like bragging about the size of your balls. Everyone can see that you're proud but it ain't the main event. Most of my grows aren't that dense but the weight is good and the potency is nice. I think they dry a little better with some space in the buds...

I've done both. My girls like Cali Magic regardless of the light source. Without the cal, I get issues with N uptake. For me the bigger change was struggling to get the heat out with HP'S vs trying not to pull too much out with the LED's. They like it a little warmer in the tent than my ambient...

If you want small and easily manageable, I like to copy Mr Canuck on YT and grow autos in coco and treat it like soil with organic fertilizer. I'm using autopots to keep them watered and I only stick my head in to have a look every few days, and refill the water every now and then. I feel so...

I saw the title and thought, somebody better get in there and mention megacrop.

I can get on board with that. I have a Durban auto going now and a handful of Durban photos seeds in my collection waiting to go. Love that OG Kush, though. Have you had Fire OG? Wouldn't mind trying for something a little bit OG adjacent.

Yeah, that's what it looked like happened really fast with Gorilla Glue. It's a shame it can be difficult to get a hold of a clone and a lot of us just take what we can get.

On my list of strains to try, I've heard some great things about Hawaiian Snow which has Hawaiian + Haze in its parentage. Currently have a Pineapple Express going which is supposed to be a descendant from Hawaiian but there are a lot of growers around using the name so you have to make sure...

Well if I were going to speculate, I'd first take into consideration the differences from one strain to another. I've grown a lot of hydro and seen some big differences from one to the next in the main stalk when I chop them down, some being almost completely hollow and some being quite dense...

Probably the next one I'm interested in trying is going to be Wedding Cake - Girl Scout Cookies x Cherry Pie (which is Durban Poison x Granddaddy Purple). That's a pretty impressive lineage. I know this one has been around for a while but I feel like it behooves me to give it a shot.

I pick up craft felt from the craft store and cut disks out of it. Makes a good filter and is easier than trying to judge how much of a wad of polyfil to use.

Grab a net and learn to scrog. You can definitely fill out the tent with only a few plants. Looking back on my first grow, I used a 2x3 tent and two plants got so big they were pushing out the sides and trying to wrap around the light as high as it could go. When you decide for yourself when to...

I have an Apollo tent that's about 3 years old and one of the corner connectors rusted and broke through a few months ago. Just using it for a drying room now so it doesn't have to hold much weight. Picked up a Quictent to replace it and I think it's even nicer - picked them because they're one...

If you're running photoperiod plants, you can grow only a couple and just keep growing them out in veg for as long as it takes to fill the tent. More plants just means you finish veg faster. Also, it's good to consider if you're using fabric pots, they'll dry out a little faster, so using the...

No problems from adding a couple organic fertilizers to the primarily chemical make-up of the rest of the mix? Definitely noticing a lack of density in my buds, and to me, this brings me back to thoughts I've had and comments I've made on the mix being too high in Potassium and not high enough...

Clearly both CM and GLN are using Magnesium Nitrate for their Mag source, it's just that CM has opted to use Calcium Glucoheptonate as a large portion of the calcium source, reducing the nitrogen concentration. Are there any drawbacks to using that form of calcium? What does that Mendocino use...

Early and late flower.

Well it may be because I'm running autos, but I already topped out at 4g of MC per gal of water at the highest point, and just under a gram of BE per gallon. My actual mix was 10 gallons of water, 40g MC, 13.25g SC, 9.46g BE between the second to fifth weeks of flower.

I have had a number of friends vacation in Colorado for the recreational and they all talk it up until I show them something home-grown. They've brought some back and I've tried it. There's some decent bud going on but it still feels like something is holding them back.

Was it 0-0-0? I just looked at the label on the Sweet Candy on my shelf and it looks like it says 0-0-1 on it. I was already complaining the other day that MC + BE is already pretty high in K. Adding 16% to the SC is just too much IMO.