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I've always seen a slowing in growth after a major trim, but they always bounce back. Some nice lookin' nugs in there.

Tonight is water time, all but the neon girl will get 5ml/gal of cal-mag. Miss neon will get 10ml/gal one more time. Hopefully this will get the proper green color back into the new growth, and the purple out of the leaf stems.

A little update for WOH. The plants seem to be recovering from improper coco buffer, even the neon girl is looking much better, not fully recovered but better. Other than the buffer issue the coco is preforming really well. I logged 11" of growth in the 1st 5days 12/12. I'll be doing some...

I work a 4x4 area and have tried 9 - 2gal, and 6-3gal, in the end I found it much easier to run 3 to 4 3gal, and I get a better yield with 4 plants than any other amount of plants.

Once the roots get down into the rez they will pull enough moisture for itself through the gravel. As long as the medium isn't too deep. So I don't really see a need for wicks if you can flood the bottom inch or 2 of your pot. I've found a lot of neat things at instructables before. Now as far...

So when it starts to genie, does it turn into a carrot??? Or are you talkin' about a nut sack?

Well I can see what you are trying to achieve. Use a larger rez to minimize maintenance and use wicks to transfer water/nutes without pumps. And you need to work with the materials you have on hand. I like the concept. But instead of multiple wicks why not get a tray/bowl/etc that when filled...

First a couple of ???. What is the grow medium in the 6" pot? Soil or more aquarium rock? Does your 10" deep bucket have a same size opening as the 6" pot above? I guess I'm asking if the bucket supports the pot above. I've got a couple of options depending on the info, and they have nothing...

I really like the bulb and the benefit of an open un-vented hood. The price dropped here in the states. I can now pick em up for $36/ea. I just wish that Phillips would make a 600 or 1000w model.

Great point and everything they put on tobacco has been approved for use on tobacco (not that I agree that they are all good things) but they are not allowed to use "systemic acquired resistance" chemicals.

First off I am a cheap grower. My personal growing goal is to grow the best meds I can for the least amount of cash outlay and the least amount of labor on my part. I wouldn't use MG soil, because it's got ferts in it. But for the last 2 yrs I've used nothing but Time & control release ferts...

That site is nice I'll have to read through it. Here's another one that has helped me many times also http://www.420magazine.com/forums/frequently-asked-questions/81266-cannabis-plant-pest-problem-solver-pictorial.html

It looks like a P or K def. Also I noticed in pic 2 little yellow dots on the leaf. Which is a sign of Mites. And thats what my leaves look like after the mites have fed on them.

I went for the tie down method because it is a lot easier to rearrange and move branches if necessary. Plus I'm a klutz and tended to snap the branches while trying to tuck. Thats the same conclusion I came to with the verm, I couldn't see any real advantage or disadvantage to using it. And...

It was under a 2' square hood with 2 - 400w CMH bulbs. In a 4' square area by itself.

Where I live, I use the light for heat and leave them under continued 24 until I get 1st leaf then into 18/6.

Yea, I filled with chunky perlite to above the hole. The coco you use, is it the loose bagged material or brick?

I've always felt that wider is better than taller. And if you check out all the different grow pot, bag, airpots etc. you'll notice that none of them are over 12" tall. My 3gal buckets are just over 11" tall. Even the large 20gal soil smart pots are only 14" tall. So I'm thinking that around 10"...

Scrogin' will keep you busy But I'm sure you'll handle it well Nice finish on the 2L run. Last question, did you see any major differences between straight perlite and the P&V mix? The last 2 photos were not supposed to be there and I can't figure out how to remove them. Not a scrog but...

If you have the only hood that will fit in your tent, then I would modify that hood. On the opposite end from the bulb mount I would drill or cut out at least 6 sq inches. do this as near the top as possible. This will allow the heat to escape up instead of down out the bottom of the hood.