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Why do you need H202? I use hygrozyme, beneficial bacterias, and mycorrhizae in my setup and wouldn't touch hydrogen peroxide. Just curious.:?:

Aside from the task of having to mist the plants with Jump Start and pure water every 12 hours or so, I'm a huge fan of rapid rooters. I have no experience with aerocloners and don't want to. One nasty power outage and your clones are fucked. I prefer to keep it simple, even though it's a...

I've been looking at possibly changing the arrangement of my flowering setup, and have been toying with the idea of going with vertizontal reflectors. I'm currently using 2, 1000w HPS on an LR5 light rail. The thing is, I'm currently using Super Sun2 reflectors with the reflective blankets...

Amen brother!:peace:

I've thought about trying coco too, but the major pain in the ass it is, is a major deterrent. Maybe it's not as bad as soil, but still, you're gonna have to use bigger pots to accomodate the roots than rockwool and account for the lack of vertical height you'll have because of those pots...

No problem, always here to help. As for treating rockwool blocks, make sure that if you're using a filtration system that only takes out the chlorine/chloramines (like the Tall Boy from Hydrologic), you will see an overnight rise in pH of sometimes an entire point. Most of the time (at least...

BS! It definitely CAN happen, and it's happened to me few different times. :cuss: Fucking horrible situation for sure, especially given there's little to nothing you can do about it. From what people have told me, it's what happens when a strain is "worn out" and has been cloned too many...

No.........

Personally, I think your setup is pretty damn good. I really like your PVC net-grid thing. I heard somebody recommend that sort of thing here locally. We might be neighbors- lol. I will say this though. There is absolutely no reason to flood those trays 3 times a day in those huge rockwool...

Depending on how "woody" the cuttings are that you took off that one plant, they will usually take slightly longer to root than the less "woody" ones. There are tradeoffs here IMO. While the longer wait for those, they typically (at least in my experience) turn out to be sturdier, and heartier...

damn, I posted pics and everything. bump...

I hear ya. What pisses me off so much is how ridiculously ungrateful so many people that live in this country are, and the standard of living we have here that is leaps and bounds better than 99% of the rest of the world. Perhaps he forgets what a spoiled brat he really sounds like. He...

:o:clap::joint: Hahaha. Seriously though, if this dude can't be grateful for all the numerous freedoms bestowed upon living in what remains a "relatively" free country......MOVE!!! And don't let the door hit him on the way out!!

I've got some new strains I'm working with but only know the growing habits, yields, and highs of a couple of em- bubblegum and blackberry kush respectively. I would like to continue checking out new things from time to time, but I'd really like to narrow things down a little and decide on one...

Does anyone else have any other information on the Digilux bulbs? What I'm really after here is longevity, if maybe a little extra performance. If longevity is the only benefit though, I can still deal with that? Oh, and a thank you would be nice. lol

Great pointers once again UB. Thanks! I'm going to be going with a more simplified nutritional feeding program like the one I started six months ago and got great results from. I am going to try the Humboldt Gravity product though.

Ok folks, the results are in....and I wish it wasn't so soon. Something happened to one of my "magic" bulbs (lol) right above where the gas chamber that ignites within the bulb and expanded (made a bubble) on the glass! I ran it the same hours as the standard HPS and the Sun Pulse bulb was the...

NL X Skunk, and Great White Shark.

They've not been effective in killing off the spider mites in my flowering room, although they've done a great job taking care of fungus gnats and root aphids. I've taken other measures against the spider mites instead. Mite Rid, Dr. Pursifull's, Take Down, etc. They seem to be working pretty...

Precisely the words I was looking for, and once again Loco, you've stolen them from me. :clap: