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That's what I was thinking lol...

Not sure if those kits are made with the 304 or not but their site says 304/kits Sunday 10am EST.

Nice shot Mo~

Can I get a namaste?!?!!

I was stoked when I got the restock email, but the 304s are already gone hah! I'll get one soon~

Light nerds gone wild... Bring it in guys:hug::hug::hug:

Screw in COBs, interesting. I couldn't understand the rest, the chinese ads look familiar though.

Do quantum boards remind anyone else of @stardustsailor ? I miss that guy, going to get me a QB in homage to the man~

Aloha~ The forum get too much action sometimes lol... Thanks for the welcome!

That's one confused boy my friend :lol:

Looks like pollinated calyx to me, considering there are pistils as well.

Thanks for the go ahead. As you skewed, I suggested a mix of VC and some kind of organic matter high in N. Although VC alone would help, the mixture is tailored to his problem. He's not repotting a mother. If you're using synthetic nutrients, kaivorth/chuckie, I think they will fix your problem...

Yes, your solution sounds like you have tons of experience. Pull the plant out and mangle its rootball. My original post wasn't directed towards you and I care not to discuss soil with someone who thinks vermicompost won't help his plant; you've clearly never made and used your own VC. I was...

Hence the word humus: organic matter that has already broken down. Topdress those plants with worm shit and alfalfa, or fish, or some local green matter high in N.

I wouldn't bother so much with your pH in soil, provided there's organic matter (humus) it should act as a buffer from the pH swinging out of control. Cool site Cobby bro, think I'll update my vero18s with citi 1212s. Been out of the loop for a while, cool to see a DIY store that has what I...

I think you're just mad because they make your pecker look small :lol: My short answer would be yes (other factors play into it, naturally) since I could keep a straight face long enough to reply.

Well since you didn't catch that mild troll attempt; I grow under the sun all year long. Leaf size has been genetic based if you're asking my opinion.

Since we're spitballin' and stuff; wouldn't smaller leaves mean that the plant needed less surface area because there is more light present than what you think?:lol: Either way... I'd roast those~

Thankfully there are the few, the proud, the educated consumers keeping their cool amidst the constant shit storm of ignorance. Hats off to you guys for being here this whole time and keeping it real.

These kinds of threads are STILL popping up?! I've been waiting years for you guys to stop it so we can go back to the good days of grow journals and cutting edge lighting (2012-2014?).