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Get some glasses and a larger monitor. That's a mass of cables or hoses and then a f'ing KNEE in a spacesuit. WOW! Talk about forging facts to fit your warped view of the world. Douglas

The comment about "The world has 2 poles!" was hilarious. Yes. I mean, what kid never got to play with pole magnets as a kid? I guess this one? Basic physics again. Same reason you see people smashing their faces and asses on facebook, complete lack of an awareness of basic reality. BRAVO...

No! It's turtles, turtles, turtles, all the way! LOL Great find! :D

Am I the only one who has no idea what the quotes this guy posted have to do with my post? I was replying to the childish nah-nah bullshit with an appropriate attitude. lol Good luck with your ignore links... :) @abe supercro, you are indeed most welcome. Always happy to help out with useful...

That's news to me, probably a response to growers like myself bitching about wet buds. :) lol Appreciate the heads up. Might even try them one of these years. Douglas

Uh... who am I supposed to have copied? These are my words and didn't even want to say them... high heat/humidity cannabis sucks. You have to keep transpiration up though, so the only real advice if they can't keep humidity down is to keep the heat up. Did I miss a post where someone else has...

Ty, I'm hoping the same as you. :) Your dog can read? That's AWESOME! lol j/k :)

It does indeed. I'm pretty sure the 62% nonsense came from people using the Boveda packs. The 62% is just the closest they have to 55%.

I find the whole concept hilarious, likely just a societal diversion, to differentiate the truly gullible. How do people feel about Japan? I recently watched a video of successive photos from a japanese satellite. I can imagine a flat earther going on about how the photoshopping is REALLY well...

55%, I've found 62% is prone to mold if you accidentally get the jars too warm. 62% is also NOT what you want your dealer or dispensary to use, unless you like paying cannabis prices for water?? I don't. VERY popular with people who sell cannabis. 55% flower pulled out in a low humidity area...

You lucked out. The majority of operations would have picked up mold quickly. Absolutely cannot bring the humidity down? Raise the heat and airflow, you'll be sacrificing quality though. The highest quality cannabis is grown in cool/dry conditions, with high humidity you'll need high heat to...

FWIW, if you mess up plants with how you feed them, flushing won't seem to make a difference. At no time in flower should chopped and dried bud sparkle or burn to a black ash. You get either of those and it's a clear sign your nutrient mix is off or too rich. When plants are fed a balanced feed...

Same here, wait till at least 5% amber, otherwise it will reduce how long the effects of it last. Very nice looking plants. :) Keep the airflow up. Douglas

Paranoia? Try vaping. I've heard quite a few reports of people having paranoia issues go away when they vape the same bud. Personally I find there's something missing in vaping and always want a bowl afterward, might be I need what's missing in vapes and other people would be happier with the...

The light you're using only has a specific range where it will produce great density cannabis flowers. You can tell when a budsite is below this range, it will begin growing a stem out and away from the branch, to bring the bud closer to the light. At about week 2 you can see this stem growth...

I've used reverse osmosis water in hydroponics for 15+ years. I cook with it, drink it and use it for drinking water for my pets. It's the only water I'll use with hydro due to it being clean and not affecting pH. Clean hydro starts with r/o clean water.

LOL, Cute, but hardly an effective defense. :) Douglas

I feel the same way ;) I'll hit this thread back up when I have some mid-flower burn pics. Like you said, some crowds just have to have pics to believe. I'll see what I can do about a video, so there's no mistaking. :D Douglas

Uhh... my pH goes down and I don't get a yo-yo. I get a quick decline, back to the pH level I used pH up to set initially. The rest of the reservoir life is standard. pH rise to 5.8, add nutes to drop back to 5.4, slow rise to 5.8. Lather, rinse, repeat. The only anomaly is the first week where...

Considering the change in branch strength during stretch, I'd say the plants are definitely absorbing the silicon. I LOVE silicon for building vascular tissue strength. Plants are capable of higher transpiration rates and support much higher yields.