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The "sugars" aren't for the plant, they're to feed the microbes in the soil.

And just think, I carefully considered that comment prior to pressing the button... I have several friends who run aero, none of them touch my yield per watt of light input. Now, that could be because I'm packing more into the same area, but still...

Haha. One time my shift key didn't work for a while, that was interesting...

So Wolverine's gonna be left out in the cold again eh?

IDK man. I average around 1.25 gpw in soil, I don't know any hydro guys who can beat that...

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That's waaaaaay too much.

Yeah, pics are broken for me too. Shitty.

What salt buildup?

You can grow much cheaper and easier with organics, once you get things down. The key is mixing a custom soil that contains most of the nutrition that the plant and microbes need to stay happy. Do that and you're golden. If you have things dialed in, and only use bottled products to supplement...

Well, I'll preface by saying that I'm really blazed right now. I don't think we know just yet what all of the health implications are from GMO food crops (whether for human food supply, or livestock). The way I see it we are playing with fire, and unintended consequences can be a motherfucker...

I keep my room cool in the summer with no AC...

Yeah, you could. But then you have to secure that warehouse, which is easier said than done in Detroit.

That may be true, but for most strains we're never going to hit that threshold indoors anyhow. Outdoors maybe, but not in.

Might should watch it...

I didn't understand a word of what dude was trying to say, that was my point. No, you don't have to use perfect grammar and punctuation, but some basic level would be nice.

When they're transplanted into fresh soil there is no more "air pruning" effect in the smaller container, so the roots seek out new soil to grow into. It's not complicated.

You'll be fine, as long as you're using an air cooled hood.

I have experienced the same thing with a couple different strains, under similar conditions as you're describing (with the exception that I don't do auto's, ever). I've always chalked it up to bad genetics, but lately I've been thinking that heat stress may be the culprit. It only seems to...