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You can feed a lower strength at every watering or you can feed, water just don't let it dry up. If you use "Basement Mix" coco you can feed, water, water, feed, etc. This is my preferred method.

Advanced Nutes, they work, what else can I say? Don't mind the expense as I only grow for me.

I sometimes grow auto's in an aerogarden inside a tent. The value of reflectance cannot be overstated. Besides, you'll only use the built in light to get the seedlings started. Its insufficient to flower correctly.

I have used Dynagrow, AN, Foxfarm and Techniflora. In terms of results I find that Dynagrow's "Grow" is an excellent product, but I was not as impressed with their Bloom formula. AN is a better flowering formula, (especially their Hammerhead product). FF Big bloom when added to Dynagrow will...

I have a 500W Blackstar in a cabinet with only 2 plants at week 5 of flower as I write this. Things are not going well on this grow. 1. The cabinet does get rather warm with this light. 2. By week 4 (flower), my fan leaves turned yellow and now have pretty much all died. 3. Buds are less...

I wonder about this too. I'm currentl using a 500W Blackstar in a cabinet and th plants look pretty pathetic. Lost all the fan leaves, (all turned yellow and died). Buds are still green but hardly any bulk. Using AN with Coco based Basement Mix. Temperatures in the cabinet have reached 103F...

u probably won't need calmag unless your growing in coco. Also superthrive should not be used the first two weeks and the last two weeks of flower.

Used Foxfarm on two grows, (including solubles). There OK, but for the money I think there are better choices.

Site looks interesting, let us know how you do.

I'd use the T5's just cause it's cheaper.

I do not have that much experience with autos but I believe they follow the patterns of the sun just like any other plant, meaning now they need more red light. I'd make the switch and see how they do.

I tried FF and only experienced so-so results. From my experience, Big Bloom is their best product and i always have a bottle on hand. Like many others, I was convinced by another grower to try Advanced Nutes and frankly i have never turned back. Yes, I think its expensive, but I can't find...

I was skeptical too, but now, count me in as an AN fanboy. Have tried Foxfarm, Techniflora, BMO and Dynagro and AN beats them all in yield and quality. If you wait for grow store sales, (like before Christmas and stuff), you can make AN affordable. Start with whats in the hobbyist bundle and...

I would not buy from him again. I bought one of his cabinets about a year ago and although it does work, a lot of what he was selling was nothing more than hype. I don't use many of the things that came with the cabinet. Secondly, once he gets your money, he pretty much ignores you. My...

When your roots get big, turn off your pump. The roots grow through the sponge and cause the pump to burn up. You need more light for that many autos. Upgrade your LED, or supplement with CFL's. I change water every week, and use nutes ony 1/4 strength on autos. Good luck.

I have grown with Lighthouse LED's in the past, however not the Blackstar's. I usually used the 2010 UFO model to veg and supplemented with two 26W daylight CFL's. Auto's tend to stay small though, so the Blackstar may be doing just fine, need more time to find out. Currently I'm trying the...

About 1 tsp per gal unless ur growing in coco, then about 1 1/2.

I was a skeptic about AN for quite a while too, but after taking the plunge and using it, it is now my favorite nutrient. Also keep in mind, although those bottles are expensive, its so concentrated, it lasts quite a long time. A grow store here in Colorado had a pre Christmas sale, (25% off...

I agree with Hudson as to the quality of these lights, however I would only use the one he suggests as a light to keep a mother plant alive, or as a fill light. For a grow I wold buy a higher power one from the same company.