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That is definitely not bugs. If anything, looks like they got a little dry, and given they are a couple weeks out...stuff starts to naturally yellow out and die when it's no longer "needed". Yellowing and dying off of leaves is a completely normal process during the end of the plant's...

Such a late reply, but from experience on BOTH ends of CO2 generation, I would vote that using a tank is easier than a generator as far as "right out of the box". Once they are both setup, the co2 burner will be more cost effective and less work (if you go directly to a line). Otherwise...

Hoping you're still around these boards. Seems you have a ton of experience with the AF120 and I would love to pick your brain a bit. Let me know if this ever makes it to you. Thanks!

Keep your temperatures in check. What is the water temperature? Hydrogen Peroxide can help kill stuff and is "natural". Small Amounts of diluted Bleach also work. I personally keep my temps in check and use aquashield and I never have problems with slime/goo/root rot, or anything like that...

In the end, the cost of nutrients becomes irrelevant regardless which source I use, at least when it comes to cost in my experience. The big thing is to find something that works well for you, and hell, maybe even a method that you enjoy more. Life is all about enjoying the experience. My...

Recovery time isn't bad as long as the asshole isn't standing on your jaw to break through the wisdom tooth. Yes, that's from experience. One side of my jaw healed in like 3 days and I felt great. The other side, I could still feel where he tortured me for about 3 months. lol.

Of course! I'm always tempted into chewing on a branch while trimming!

You are correct, and that is what nutrients are for.

Yeah. His soil works. So do a million other combinations. I would just buy a pre-mixed like Roots 707 Organic.

Yeah, I would not bring outside compost inside. Make a tea like hotrodharley mentioned and strain well.

Yeah, they look like they have been overwatered while being under lit.

This is relatively natural during flower. Some people give more nitrogen during flower to prevent yellow of leaves, but this is a natural part of the plants life cycle, just like a tree in the fall. It will slowly suck the energy, water, and food from your leaves as they die off and become...

House and Garden recommends basically continuing their vegetative nutrient regimen through the first 3 weeks of flower (on an 8 week average indica). However, i've also read that introducing bloom nutrients earlier will signal the plant to stretch less and start budding earlier. This may or...

House and Garden adamantly claims that there is no need to flush with their nutrient line. I heard it from the horse's mouth.

I use 1 SunBlaze 54w T5 4' Bulb above (3) 25 site aero cloners and it works flawlessly. It's way too easy to give clones too much light. You can also do what superstoner said and let the ambient light from a veg area handle it.

Yellow spotting is usually caused by a major ph fluctuation. Much more information is needed: What is your medium? Are you using nutrients? What is your water source? Are you you pHing your water?

As long as the tea smells fresh and not dead and decaying you should be alright. Just clean the line and airstone after use or before reuse. There are all sorts of living stuff in the tea, so there is bound to be something binding to that airline and airstone.

I was unable to source this strain on http://seedfinder.eu This would lead me to believe that the genetics could be questionable all together. Who is the breeder?

Flowering really wouldn't cause allergies if they are female as they do not release pollen... If you're still concerned about it, you could also filter the air both coming in and out. Dust Shrooms are inexpensive HEPA filters that will easily remove pollen/dust from the air and claim 0% CFM...