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Great White Shark, RootWeb, Oregonism XL, they are all beneficial bacterias for root growth and all work well. We use and recommend any of these products for strong root development.

Yes, definitely all males.

The only way to maintain lower temps is to remove heat from the room. You say you have fresh air intake/exhaust covered and are still experiencing too high of temps so your choice is to either air-cool/water-cool your light, or purchase an A/C unit of some type.

No, you won't lose any more weight then would trimming wet. You are trimming the same stuff dry that you would have trimmed wet. You're going to lose weight trimming, that's for sure, but trimming wet is much easier.

You definitely want to remove them completely from the cups. I like to not water them right before I transplant and them give a good water after they are transplanted. Letting them dry a tad makes them fall out of the solo cups easy. The more they are rooted the easier the whole cup worth of...

Very nice. Details? What nutrients? Lights? What size containers? Veg time?

I think I was pretty clear that CO2 was required to run at 85 degrees or higher. I didn't give any advice of going and running the heat up without CO2. Your statement was that having temps at 85 was not legitimate and that the information was the blind leading the blind, but that's specific to...

No, the sun naturally becomes less and less and weaker and weaker as the seasons goes through in nature. Like you said, they might not finish quite as strong as they could have but I don't think you are going to see any serious negative results from doing this. You definitely want to figure...

Then yeah, you really shouldn't have a problem. Just give it some mild fertilizer according to the manufacturer's guidelines and you should be fine.

YIKES! First things first, try not to do that in the future. Second, do what he said ^

Why take the chance? Cover it up.

You should definitely start feeding something for flowering once you flip your light schedule. Roots 707 is GREAT for veg, and depending on the container size usually last about 4-6 weeks before needing fertilizer supplemented. I personally think genetics are more important than your...

$40/gal doesn't mean much in terms of how long that will get you by. How many feedings do you get out of 1 gallon? Not all nutrient lines are created with the same proportions so one company's gallon could last you 2 months, where another could only last you 1. According to your needs you...

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They definitely have a little ways to go before you can start taking cuts. I like to have 4 main arms visible, then I top, taking the top as a clone (if it's large enough). I then let them veg out until they have a plethora of clones on their lower growth which I use for the majority of cuts...

Don't be afraid to shove your finger into the container on the side away from the root main root mass to see if it needs water or not. You can start picking the container up periodically and start to understand when it needs water just by it's weight.

I have never done a DWC with Induction (yet). We are amidst sourcing and building our own undercurrent DWC. We have only ran coco and soil mixtures through flower with induction. We used a 300-watt Bi-spectrum induction lamp from M-LAND GLOBAL which is directly from China. We used (2) 300 watt...

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Anything short of a candle works for cloning.

Good to know.