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You're missing out. I'd recommend vaping a few sativas for 6-8 months. Vaping removes the paranoia. Paranoia and anxiety comes from the self-reflection you get from cannabis. Self-reflection is good for the soul, some of us need more of it than others. That being said, a good cut of Blue Dream...

OR How to Manage Roots In/Out Hydro Reservoirs With Ease Basics of Hydro Everyone complains, hydroponics takes a lot of time, is complicated to understand and difficult to maintain. I say hydroponics is simple and takes little time. The difference is in the reservoir management. Regardless of...

Pharmaceutical Grade: 99.9% free of contaminants. GH, AN and a few others are pharmaceutical grade. I remember my F&D tables doing better when the temps were above 68F, the evaporative cooling effect made a nice zone in the pebbles between floods. Below 70F, there's not much evaporation going on.

bennies means beneficial microbes/fungi/whatnot Sterile is when you use something to keep anything from growing in the reservoir. I personally don't use either method. I use r/o water, pharmaceutical grade nutrients, dwc (one tub per light/strain) and don't dump my res until right before...

15+ years of indoor hydro says... "Nope" One or two checks at night, during flower, won't harm or slow cannabis maturation. Not controlling yourself and opening it up every few nights definitely will. A number of strains are sensitive to light, growing male pollen flowers before 'slowing...

Harvest when ripe, 5-15% amber. Cut at 5, 10 and 15 percent with any new clone, so you know the exact time the next run. Too early and you'll gyp yourself out of a full cannabinoid profile (including CBD). This leads to a short efficacy time, meaning you'll have to medicate more often, meaning...

Well, there isn't exactly zero, just very little. This article also points out how molasses will lock out additional nitrogen, due to the carbon content... http://organicxpert.blogspot.com/2012/09/molasses-as-organic-fertilizer-good-or.html

Curing is the process of letting dried cannabis sit in the dark and cool. So they're one and the same. Getting your cannabis to the proper curing hydration is called drying.

I'm speaking of intelligent and educated users of cannabis. We want cannabis when it's at peak perfection for human consumption. Cannabis has a completely different idea of when it's "done," and we don't want that kind of done.

As for harvesting early for a speedier effect? There are strains with plenty of speedy effect, I would seek those out instead of early harvesting. You really have to grow 2-4 times as much, for the same efficacy time. It's better to just wait an extra week or two for that first blush of amber. :)

I'll keep posting this until others start posting it first. :) The best way to avoid cannabis that only lasts for 45minutes to an hour is to harvest on time. This is also the way you prevent growing overripe cannabis, which will simply knock you out. Too early gyps you on full THC and other...

Canna-Tsu has a neutral terpene profile. When chopped at 5-15% amber there is zero high/stone/inebriation, only positive effects. No sleepy. After 30+ years of being high, it's like suddenly having a windshield at 85mph. Soooo nice. I'm medicated, pain and head in the right spot, zero issues...

WE, meaning cannabis smokers and users, don't care when the PLANT is done. We care when thc and other cannabinods have reached peak production. Once that point is reached they begin to break down and ruin the high/stone/efficacy. So, like I said... harvest between 5-15% amber.

And when you harvest below 5%, you're cutting the efficacy time short. Ever have cannabis that only lasted 45 minutes? Harvested way too early. I cut most everything at 5%, can't stand CBN and sleeping through life. :)

Damn. Well, take a peek at this list anyway, just to make sure you don't have an 'avoid' as a major part of your diet. Won't change the 4oz capacity but may ease up on other issues. http://www.dadamo.com/typebase4/typeindexer.htm You want maximum THCA, so you'll be looking for 5-15% amber...

Unfortunately, no. At this point I have it detailed for DWC only. I've been running DWC exclusively the last few years, I've only become aware of this information as a whole within the last 2 years. Still learning about it. I've used nearly every other method of hydro and look forward to...

I Liiike that. :) Very pretty!

Not from the plant material itself.

It takes a big awareness to call oneself out. It takes an even bigger person to admit it. :clap: I look forward to providing more information on the subject. :)

Totally understand, appreciate the post. I look forward to posting the progress. :)