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I need the name of that cream...

Top dress with 2 tbs of dolomite/garden lime per gallon of soil.

At least it doesn't have exif data.

Lol sounds like somebody just put words they like together

Uh, it's going to be more like 70 days from seed to harvest, I'm not sure where you got your information and I hope you have holes in the bottom of that pot.

I use veg nutes until around the end of week 4 when they get pistol clusters.

I'm thinking of trying a 12/12 grow but I hear some strains don't like it as much as others. Can you guys recommend some strains that have done well?

I got a 400w hps and 184w of 2700k cfls. Actually I think I've just decided to try 12/12 after my current ones are done in April. I'm going to do it so the lights can be off from 8-8 and and keep temperatures more even. About how tall do they get on average? I'm planning on using a 2 smart...

All I got is a closet, I run 20/4 but really don't mind the extra electricity. That's why I don't see the point of switching to 12/12.

True, tbh I just don't "trust" it.

No love for autos here. The big advantage with autoflowers is you can run a perpetual in one chamber and easily harvest different strains every 5 weeks.

Do you mean 7 veg bulbs that produce 2000 lumens and 4 flower bulbs that produce 3000 lumens, or 7 2000 kelvin bulbs and 4 3000 kelvin bulbs? If its the first, why don't you just say watts and kelvin spectrum like everybody else? I ask because I assume most people are idiots.

How many times did you post this??

Why are you using cfls with most being the wrong spectrum instead of the hps. What soil are you using?

I'm pretty sure the foil actually raises rez temp... It's not going to suffocate lol. If you want longer internodes raise the light.

Nvm about cloning being a pro, at least in my situation because you would need a veg chamber for the clones.

True, I forgot about 12/12 growing. The only upside to me though is cloning. I don't mind buying seeds every month though because then I'm always growing new strains.

Need pics.

Just transplant like normal, or you could cut those jiffy pots down the side a little to make it a bit easier.