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I concur, first thing I said when I saw it was "That has got ages yet".

Some might say it is Kyle Kushman Chiropractic Training. Kyle Kushman mostly.:D

It worked in my situation. I had a constant droning from the loft right above our bed. Did that, no more droning.

My noise is from the airflow and motor too, that is what is making the vibrations, that is exactly what sound waves are. Your hand won't absorb the vibrations which makes it sound louder as they are reverberated back through the motor and body of the fan. Hang one in a V, the sound waves...

Clip on fans are a PITA. I grow in a loft and attaching them to the frame of the tent causes the vibrations to be amplified. I have found that is you remove the clip, loop a zip tie through the bolt hole and hang them from the zip tie with a pair of ratchet hangers in a V it reduces the...

I use something very similar for the stems. I have pots with a lipped edge, so I use rubber coated garden wire to make hooked hold downs for when they get to the edge of the pot.

Get a plug in Watt meter.

I won't be given the choice, peat is being banned.

That is all the rage in the UK now. Since they are banning peat sales loads of the regular soil mixes you can buy are mixed in with coco coir.

This is also a good way. I have used medium that is already quite moist and not watered for a day or two. Which ever way you do it there shouldn't be an dry medium in the pot.

Can we see a picture?

Probably UK420 or r/uktrees.:D

This. I see it all the time, on here and other outlets. You have a plant in a massive pot and only watered the middle bit. Why? What is the thinking? The wife and I watch quite a few gardening and horticulture videos (Cannabis Youtubers generally know fuck all.), specifically to do with...

I'd make sure the whole pot is moist.

I have one that has been in veg for 9 months, it doesn't look like that though. I have revived one in equally as bad condition. I was given it as a mother. Pot it up into a bigger pot with fresh medium. Cut it right down to the lowest shoots and feed it properly and it will recover...

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No idea. But it sounds a very expensive way of making a fertiliser.

Are those values for a 3 gallon pot?

Bone meal takes a while to break down enough to be available to the plant.