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As far as size is concerned you can alway trim her to the size of your grow room. You can turn a ten foot monster into a seven inch baseball cola dwarf with proper trimming. If you trim her right she will focus all that energy on a few branches and turn them into baseball bats. I have even grown...

3 x 3 room running 5 cxb3590 @200 watts grow and flowering is amazing with these cobs. I was using 525 watt mh/hps and getting the same if not better results with the cobs. Once you go cob the light game is over with. They are cool, very efficient, and last just about forever. With seedlings i...

It is what came up in search and i responded the best way i know how after i read the post "not the title", however you didnt answer my questions. I would like to know these things so i dont offend or go against policy.

Is there a policy against responding to threads older than four years old? I still use rollitup search for info, should i disregard info older than a few months? What is the cut off point to responding to threads? Someone revived one of my old threads a few weeks ago, should i report?

I love short and stocky, might have to try this strain out.

Its mainly because of the CRI "color rendering index". I have seen a few comparison grows between 90cri and 80cri, with the 90cri pulling ahead but not by much. I would do the grow with 3500 and flower with the 3000. If i had the cash. Dont get me wrong i think the 3500 do just fine with both...

Im running 5 cxb3590s at 140 watts during grow then slowly turn them up to 250 watts for flower on five cobs in a 3 x 3 room. Getting better results from cobs than i was getting with a 515 watt mh/hps setup. I also have the cobs/heat sinks in treys so i can move them around to areas that need...

I wrote that when i was stoned, Here are some corrections, "You can add extra iron or magnesium and not ever have to worry about calcium or magnesium deficiencies." Correction= You wouldn't have to worry about iron or magnesium deficiencies. "These eight will make your part B concentrate"...

Had a lot of help from a lot of educated people. What was also very helpful was a program called "hydrobuddy". This program did all the calculations, its available online for free. It used to contain all the nutrient recipes from just about all the commercial brands but Not anymore

Cant dispute the fact that they have won more competitions than anyone. I have never had a problem with dutch passion seeds. Been growing dutch passion for years. They just won 1st price for their Kush in Amsterdam. Google image search Dutch passion "Think different" and "auto ultimate". Check...

Definitely, The think different always takes up my 3x3 room. Thats from just one plant.

Dutch passion has won more awards than any other cannabis breeder. They have also won more photo competitions at autoflower.net than anyone else. In fact the largest harvest "Indoor" on record came from a dutch passion auto ultimate coming in at 2+ pounds dry weight...

Look up "think different" auto by dutch passion, 13 ounces dry from one plant. Ive grown a lot of photos but this think different was something else. It grew perfect from seedling to flower...no weak branches it also grew short and round. To top it all off it had the most euphoric high ever...

Here is the nutrient profile for the above recipes GROW; Nitrogen N = 250 Phosphorus P = 80 Potassium K = 300 Magnesium Mg = 70 = increase this will increase sulfur amount Calcium Ca= 250 Sulfur S= 93 Iron Fe= 8 Manganese Mn= 2 Boron B = 1 Zinc Zn= .5 Copper Cu= .1 Molbdnum...

......If youre thinking about mixing your own here is a basic break down with some helpful information. The ingredients listed below are called "salts", if you look on your commercial brand nutes they all basically use the same stuff. Some might call for nitric acid or other compounds not...

You could also make your own, that way you know your plants are getting everything they need. You also know top quality compounds are in your mix. Most if not all nute companies use cheap compounds in their ingredients and also lack nutrients especially micronutes such as iron and magnesium...

I always had some type of problem starting in rockwool, it was too wet or too dry or transplant shock or mold problems. Went from seed to hydroton and never had a problem....ever. I keep the rez level right below the seed when i first start and it never dries out.

Sounds like you need to read up some more about hydro. You need to keep the rez temps around 65 to 68 anything higher and your oxygen levels will drop which might cause root rot and anything lower your plant will not grow as well. I wouldn't recommend a chiller for a small bucket since they are...

PCK?

Best bag appeal and high i ever had was from an autoflower called Red Poison. Blew my mind away. I almost had a record harvest with red poison as well, second to think different. Beautiful red and purple buds.