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YOu could use this principle to create a flood and drain system. 1. Take the tray you are going to place the plants in and mark a water level, I would say about 3 cm, this mark is a reference line to where you will fill the tray. 2. Drill a couple of holes in the pots for the plants and place...

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Careful with using the 8-16 ratio throughout the grow. the 8-16 is a bit hot for seedling and early veg. I did it and burnt the plants. I found that 5-10 Ideal for young ones :)

Yea I know but is there some sort of notification? So that you don't have to go looking for the thread each time

Light - 2 x 105w CFL (the one with 4 U's, might have to look at HPS discharge bulb for flowering but that you can worry about later (you will need a ballast for the HPS). The LED lights are a new thing and to be honest they a crap. If you use discharge lights I guess it would be sufficient...

haha dam sorry man, i miss read sometimes..

Is there a way to see if someone has posted something in the same thread you have?

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1. Either way you can lst your plant after the 3rd node has appeared. i find that if you leave it until the 5th leaf set then the stem becomes to hard and you might snap the stem. Your's are ready to train. 2. You are using the wrong spectrum of light with the HPS for veging. HPS is for...

Send a side shot. I pinch off the leading node once there are three nodes. What light are you using? From the lines going across your pic it seems like a discharge bulb and from the colour it looks like a HPS?

Hahaha that's some innovative stacking dude.. I'd go one step further and remover the light cover so that there is nothing between the bulb and the plant as the cover disperses the light slightly. Post a pic again in a week, would love to see the progress.

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Don't use fert until it has rooted properly, introducing fertilizer too soon may stress the young roots and burn them. I'd recommend waiting until it has spread its first set of fully shapes leaves before introducing ferts or nutes (when I germinate seeds i simply put it into coco peat with RO...

Try a formula called the Lucas formula. It uses the GH range. 5ml micro and 10ml bloom per 5 liters of RO water during vegetation and 8ml micro and 16ml bloom per 5 liters of RO water during flowering.