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You want some good roots before you transplant, they will hold the dirt together. Right now you'd turn the cup over you'd have a hand full of soil, & you'd stress the plant unnecessarily. Need at least 2 wks in a cup but 3 is better. You might even be able to top in the cup. I personally...

But if you HAVE to. cut them 1/2" from the stock. Don't rip or snap them off the stem by hand. But see rule 1 above.

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I think they should be like green stamps (for those old enough ) and you could redeem them for useful items like, ph meters, nutes, or even seeds. :-P

FFOF doesn't have enough nutes to burn. I start clones in it all the time.

Your plant will rest anyways even under 24/0 light but if you could manually swithch the light it would help the plant's stress. If you can't afford nutes or superthrive then don't sweat it there is enough food in FFOF soil for awhile, the superthrive will help with the roots but won't be the...

Okay you have severely stressed the plant. You've taken it from hundred's of thousands of lumens to a couple of thousand. And when you dug it up out of the ground you most likely severed 90% of the roots it had going. I'm not saying you lost 90% of your root mass, just that you most likely...

Really need more info, Access to room, or area - door? - access on 6' wall or 4' wall. Access and being able to reach and work on everything you start. If this an insulated space? is it an area, within an unconditioned space? are any of the walls exterior? For heat & ventilation this will...

It just now clicked that the lid and screen are one. I've got 13" between my pots and screen and it seems tight to an old man like me. I'll keep watchin' your work.

Well I've read this to the end and its a shame Riddleme is gone. But I have entered the flooding experiment, & flooded a plant a couple of days ago. Gonna flood 3 of 4 finishing now. Gonna compare a NLxBB flooded and not. One thing after all this I would like to know more about the fermentation...

Looks great Penyajo, very healthy lookin' with tight nodes. I have one most likely stupid question. How will you maintain the rez, once you get this girl tangled and tied to the screen?

This was a great link J. Even though it took me 2 days of my free time to read it all. It confirmed several thoughts I had and proved some of my assumptions to be myth. I really got a lot out of the fermentation process, and I'm going to try to flood one of my NL plants to see if it makes a...

Those temps are fine, 86 is a little high but your plants will survive, and the yield won't suffer. But the canoeing leaves sound like a lock out and constant watering won't help. I believe that cupped and curled up leaves is a sign of mg lockout. check out this thread I'm sure it's covered...

Those LED bulbs are toys, the diodes are only 1/10 watt. Good LED lamps are at least 1 watt diodes, and the better ones are 3w. If you are building your own box and heat is going to be an issue. Then I'd recommend getting a multi-bulb T5 fixture, and build your box to fit the lamp fixture. ie...

It looks to me like you have 4 - 2 gal bags under a 2 ft square screen, with the screen filled to 50%. So what are you waiting for, flip it now. With the size of your screen 2 plants would have filled it up. Flip now and your next 2 wks will be busy keeping these girls spread out. Example: 4...

With cfl's it helps a bunch to try and keep your canopy height as even as possible. or as cranker mentioned lights lower when you start to bud. If it were me I'd top that pretty plant 3 nodes down then tie the 2 new tops down a little, to get them to grow horz. I know with the 1st grow its just...

Line up 4 - 6500K bulbs, 92w will be plenty for a computer case. When you flip you'll have to mix in more colors. If you haven't seenPenyajos case grow you should check it out, it will most likely answer most of your ...

Keep em just reduce the light on the seedlings. 2 - 23 watt cfl's is plenty for little guys + you can get them closer to reduce stretching. And there is a sticky thread on planting that long starting stem https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/429767-replant-those-long-stretchy-stems.html

The dew point is the temperature to which a given parcel of humid air must be cooled, at constant barometric pressure, for water vapor to condense into water. The condensed water is called dew. The dew point is a saturation temperature. But I don't get what you are trying to do. With an indoor...

Again this depends upon your set up. If you have a sealed room and are using CO2 then the carbon filter will discharge back into the room. If you are using an interior space with no access to the outside then you will be discharging back into living space. If you are asking what is the best...