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I'm going to be growing Barney's Liberty Haze Seeds soon. It's not really a strange name but it will have 25% THC.

I'd have to agree, looks like genetic mutation. I was given some seeds years ago on trade for an 1/8th. I was told the seeds were the bomb. The leaves looked almost identical to yours. I continued to grow them separate from the rest of my plants. At 12/12 I ended up with 2 girls out of 10. The 2...

I start my seeds/clones in Jiffy pellets. When I can see the roots growing out of the bottom of the pellet, I transplant them into a 16 ounce, red Beer Pong cup with Miracle Grow. I like using the Beer Pong cups because they're easy to pop the plant out so I can see the roots. When I can see the...

I'd have to say that you are meticulous with your grow and your post. I can foresee big yields with your grow. :lol:

Kudos for your impressive yield. I don't bother to grow my plants that tall, maybe I should. In between 40 and 48 inches is my max, and I usually get around 5 ounces per plant. I only grow around 20-25 plants depending on how many clones thrived. But wow dude, would be awesome if you could post...

I've never been a fan of the brand name over priced soil out there. Miracle Grow is what I use, It's good medium until you start using nutes. To rid the Gnat problem, I put a layer of clean sand on top of the soil.

According to my gorilla math, 4740 grams is over 10 pounds. A 6 foot X 12 foot grow room is decent size, mine is a little bigger than yours. My grow room is 9 feet X 12 feet. The most yield I ever got was just over 6 pounds. I just don't see how you could get over 10 pounds in 72 square feet...

I think solar panel kits are going to come down dramatically in price in the very near future. I give it less than 5 years for the industry to explode into every major home improvement store.

I think you're right about the PH being off.

That last pic kinda reminds me of how people put a huge exhaust on a tiny 4 cylinder beater car. :-P The cabinet looks ok. I'm worried about the depth of the cabinet, it's only 20 and a half inches. You might run into some crowding issues. BTW, I'm a Home Depot Fan as well. :-P

I had to Google commercial server rack to see what one looks like. It looks like it would work with one small problem if it's made out of metal. The metal will absorb the heat and make it quite hot in there. I could be wrong, give it a try.

It's best IMO to exhaust to the outdoors.

I do realize this is the internet, and you're probably right that chaos and anarchy does rule in some small, deranged morbid way. But a dim bulb, was that necessary? Go somewhere safe, boogey man, was that necessary? This is what Althors post is referring to, stupid unnecessary comments. You...

Please explain how you think this is being mean? This thread is about people who rude and mean to other members, just for asking a question. If someone wants to copy and paste, so what. What difference could this possibly make? What it sounds like to me, It bothers you when people do it. Maybe...

I agree with you. I've only been a member on this site for just a few days, and I've already been told that I don't have a clue to what I'm talking about. The person that said this to me, I went into this persons profile and found that there has been post after post after post of cruelness, and...

I can't find your pictures. Specifically what advice are looking for?

Thanks for the tip. :bigjoint:

Not sure why you have to be so hasty with your response. FYI, he/she is just starting out the grow. So yes, In my expert opinion 80% percent humidity is what he/she should be striving for in the beginning. I agree with you that mold will form, only if he/she is not exhausting the air out of the...

I'd have to disagree with this diagnoses. Calcium is a Immobile Nutrient, basically it stays in the original place of older leaves and doesn't travel to other growing areas. Looking at your pictures, I'd have to say you have a Potassium deficiency. A Potassium deficiency starts at the tips of...