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I like to cut off right below the 3rd node, then cut off the bottom set of branches to create a couple more rooting points. So if you want 6 clones it will take awhile to grow the sites. If you want 12 most likely 3 months with at least one topping thrown in.

xgiovannio3x is correct. You bought an autoflower. Do what it's designed to do.

You did bring out a clue. Your tent is running 20 to 30% higher humidity than your outside air. Now during flowering it is best to keep your humidity down, 35 - 40% is really great but anything under 50% is okay. So I'm thinking that you need more ventilation through your tent. Your plants degas...

1st tell us what is the humidity is like where you live > 50% most of the time, > 70% ?? or arid < 35% most of the time. It easier to dry and cure in an arid region. I would never use a humidifier, the object is to remove moisture. There are 2 things I've noticed that will cause the grassy...

My son has been growin' this particular plant for several grows, he gave this thing to me without telling me about it's weirdness because he knew it would drive me nuts.

Growin' 4 new strains this time around. 3 are growing as they should (NLx BlueBerry/Mr Nice Guy/White Widow) the 4th is a friggin' retard,,, Purple Voodoo. It seem that it doesn't like light!!! It grows away from the light, turns it back on it, actually grows down!!! I've shimmed up the bucket...

I've never used that hood, but it looks like it should seal well. And if everything is sealed it is best to just to just suck air from outside the rm thru the hood and out of the room. Should have no sent issues.

You can get a speedster thats made for inline fans and its fairly inexpensive. http://www.amazon.com/Sun-System-Sun...4683582&sr=1-7 Then if looking at a vortex you should check out the Can fans, I think its a better fan, my 6" has been running 24/7 for almost 2yrs straight now, with 1/2 the yr...

Get a speed controler http://www.amazon.com/Sun-System-Sunlight-Supply-SPEEDSTER/dp/B004AOVQ3W/ref=sr_1_7?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1324683582&sr=1-7 4" vortex 175 cfm http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/hvac/exhaust-fans/in-line-duct-fans/vortex-inline-duct-blower-fan-4-in 4" can 155 cfm...

Yes a fan can be too small. The filter causes drag on the air flow, which will place a larger load on the motor and bearings, hence more wear and more noise.

I agree with footclan. By going bigger you will make less noise (fan bigger than space needs & filter bigger than fan) I wouldn't go with anything less than a 4" inline fan, And if you're really concerned about fan noise then get a hi quality fan like a Vortex or Can, this will make a big difference

It's real simple, you have a bad ballast!!! I had the same problem with a sun systems magnetic ballast, tried to find fault with everything else, did the warranty thing, new ballast, life's good. A MH should not light on a hps ballast, and if the hps side won't fire a bulb then its a bad ballast.

Keep the root ball cool. Cooler roots will allow warmer heads. Why do hydro growers want their rez to be in the low 60's? Feed water temps in the mid 50's, in soil, under HID is not a problem. I believe its even better.

I personally don't flush, I don't feed to fatten any longer, but I don't starve. And if it didn't taste good I'd do it a different way. bamfrivet's advise is real solid, test it for yourself whenever possible. p.s. If anyone wants a qt of Clearex cheap LMK

The only drawback I see to this system is having your tray full of nute water exposed to the light, heating up, and picking up all the dead leaves, and other fall out. I've been using a passive hydro system for some time now just didn't know it was called passive hydro. I've called it...

That DIY kit is just a rebuild kit for a hps ballast. you can do this but you are going to have to find a way to mount everything solid, and needs to be mounted to a non flammable material ie metal. all wire nut connections must be taped and fixed so they can't touch the ballast. I guess what...

Build or modify a small box for your veg. It would create lots of problems to try and divide a small tent like that. Light leaks, & ventilation would be tough, and you'd most likely end up with temp issues in the upper compartment

I use Ferti-Lome Fruit Tree spray. http://www.fertilome.com/product.aspx?pid=56269201-b7bd-4e66-a973-c0c5531f8ff8 3 treatments 1 wk apart will take care of most anything. I've used it as late as wk 7 12/12 For Ease of use and cost per treatment it can't be beat.

If the reading on your thermometer is correct (44.7 C) that's way to hot. (112 F) you should never exceed 32 C (90 F)

Run your lights at night yr round, if your are running an open ventilation system. Radiator heaters are the best I've worked with but your space limits this option. There are many small heaters out there, if the heater you have blows air with no light signature (glowing coils) and can be...