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a lot of people use both types. i have 2 40x 2700 and 6 23w 6000 in my setup

i would do what cruzer says except there is no need to toss the original mother just make a separate flowering chamber test it out on the first mother to get it ready for the six clones. that way you can clone/veg and flower continously

man that is one sweet set up. it looks great so far. i look forward to seeing how it progresses

since its inside it is growing different then if it was in actually outside. Your best bet is to bury the stem in the soil. this will make it so that it only the top of the stem actually supports the weight. it should help a lot. you really should thing about getting some cfls to get it stronger...

man your getting ripped pretty hard. I dont get it. This guy isnt trying to brag about having the next CC or anything. Hes just saying that he got a ton of seeds from an accidental pollination and offering them to members of this site. I think its a pretty cool idea. Even if the plants turn out...

Hey man so i just got caught up on your grow. Well done so far man. It really is looking good and has given me a lot of ideas. First off glad to hear your plant recovered from all that damage i got worried when i saw it. I cant wait to see some new pics of it. Second since reading this thread it...

those are gorgeous. well done so far.

hey thanks man. there is a lot of good info in your own grow that i can use to start mine. i definitely like the idea of using a scrog. I think ill add that two mine

well im over in georgia and i know that i just recently checked some cow fields just to see if anything was growing before it gets to hot and me and my buds couldnt find anything. I know im not gonna bother again until the fall, but best of luck at finding them. Let me know if you have any luck

thats probably a good idea. idk right now i am thinking that outside might not be the best idea in the long run. The reason behind my thinking is this. I live in the southeast and the humidity here is usually between 70-100% sometimes more after a rain. Also the summer is often in the 90's...

I should start out by saying that i am on a tight budget. I am a college student and just home for the summer to grow, and cannot afford to spent a ton of money on expensive supplies which is why im choosing cfl lighting. I was planning on going outdoors but after a lot of thought have decided...

well we have a good spot to grow in and i was thinking it would be easiest to actually have them in the ground since its closer to water level. if they were in pots it would tkae a lot more watering. I do plan on mixing the clay with soil that we would buy, and im wondering what is the best type...

Alright so im looking for some adivce soil wise. I live in an area where the soil has a lot of clay in it. The area i am looking at does have plants growing around it though we have cleared the patch we wanna grow in out, and the soil has worms in it. I know though that the better the soil the...

So i just saw that there was an introductory section. Ive been to busy reading other threads. Basically im just now getting into growing, and so far i have found this site to be a great source of info. So i figured i should introduce myself as i prob will be on here a lot asking questions and...

i feel that everyone over estimates shrooms. be and my buddies have been shrooming for years now, and i always find it funny when i hear people talk about how bad they are. For us we look at drugs this way. If they come from the earth naturally we are for them, but if any processing has to be...

there are a ton of great guides out there, but like The Ripper said this is not really the time to go, though i also guess that depends on where you live. what is the weather like there?

its both hot and humid here in the summer. we have like 80% humidity and from 85-95 degrees on the average day though its usually nearer to the 95 range. im also about to start a few different grows in different locations outdoors and i hope that the heat and humidity dont screw it up.