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To answer question number one I would say the lady from Home Depot doesn't know what she's talking about. A compost does not have to be fresh to have nutrients in it. The longer it sits (depending on what's in it) the more nutrients that will be available. If you are going to transplant in the...

Well peat moss is ok for starting, but eventually you are going to need some nutrients for the plants to flourish. All always say plan ahead before you start you grow and buy two of everything

Hey stoppin by to say hello. Haven't heard from you in awhile

Well I jumped the gun this morning and gave her some, even though she really didn't need it. Although there are enough in there now, but I am keeping a close eye on them to see how they react From what I have read about neptune's harvest there are also a lot of other benefits in their beside NPK

This is what you are looking for I did the same and it worked great. It is a tutorial on how to change a industrial fixture to remote system https://www.rollitup.org/do-yourself/164853-how-use-industrial-low-bay.html

Stop giving her nutes. just plain water. She looks good

There are many factors that affect how many leaves a plant will produce. Depends on pot size, light, etc. From what I see those cups look to small to grow a plant. Also I suspect you are using CFL bulbs You could transplant into larger pot size but this is not suggested once a plant start to...

By water with that technique it is good. You are making sure the soil gets a good saturation But before you water make sure the soil is dry. Not just the top layer What you can do is after you saturate you soil with water. Pick up the pot and get a good feel how heavy it is. Later when you...

The white little things are called perlite which help aerate the soil, plus good drainage. Just call your friend and ask, what type of soil it is

Whatever nutrients you get make sure they are ORGANIC

What type of soil are you using. It makes a difference when you select the nutes Reason is if you are using a organic based soil, and you fertilize with chemical fertilizers it will kill the beneficial microbes that feed the plant

Well if you don't know by now, she is a girl Stick with what you are doing and she should turn out great Foxfarm should have enough nutes for 6-8 weeks So get some organic bloom fertilizer and start her off a little at a time

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Did you plant those straight into Ocean forest, because it can be pretty hot for seedlings. Also being organic soil you shouldn't have to worry about ph. I see new growth also, so you should be ok. Also let that soil get real dry

Get you some tweezers and pull those balls off

Coleman Emergency Blankets ??? I don't think they could be used for a reflective material, but I say flat white paint is a good reflector When I was building my ward robe closet for growing that was what I did, just paint it Good luck on your grow

That light is ok for vegging, but it puts out alot of heat. There are a lot of better lights out there for the money

Listen I love to smoke just as much as the next person does, but growing is a whole nother entity. All the time money and energy you invest. Plus you have to have a place to do all this. Sometimes life throws you a curb ball you just can't control. And trying to hold on to the way you do...

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The internet is your friend. Like yourself I am very frustrated as to availability of quality soil and fertilizers at local stores. I drove 2 hours one way just to get some Fox Farm soil. Nutes I ordered on line But to answer your question, a good flowering fertilizer is Neptune's Harvest...