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im going to use coco coir and perlte 50/50. i hear you need to add epsom salt to stop the nute lock-out issues you can get using coco.. how often do I add Epsom salts? every time I change the water ?

I grew it indoors for about a month then when I put it outdoors after about 6-8 weeks it went into flower. . I have no idea why.. But it's now almost back to full veg.. So that's why there are single leafers and shit

Nah in aus..

what do yas think?

Does any one know if you can post pics using ur iPod? Or can it only be done on computer?

Fuck. Spewin.. I worked my cunt out on getting that site set up. Cheers for ur help

Yeah... Fuck.. Didn't think of that.. It's just bag seed so it could be an auto flower stain then... Is there anything else that would make em do it? I've been growing for years, bag seed and ordered, and never had plants that just flower out of season

my plants have been outdoors for two and a half months and are already started to flower, I'm in aus, it's November here now, plants outdoors here don't start to flower till February or march.. WTF is going on with them? Anyone know?

No worries..Let me know how it goes.. chuck some pics on here if u can, wouldn't mind checkin out ur set up.

Plants are pretty hardy, as long as its not freezing at night they should be fine, without the fresh air coming in, I doubt the mildew will stop, cos like I said before, when u have the tent door shut, the extractor fans will create a suction-like pressure having minimal air to push out.. so as...

Your friend didn't know shit. Unless growing an auto flower strain, the size has nothing to do with when it will start flowering. If u got em indoors, changing the light cycle to 12/12 will make them start flowering. If outdoor, it depends where u live for it to start flowering. In Australia...

Also do u have a inlet fan that sucks fresh air in from out side ur tent? If u dont, your extractor fans will be doing fuck allll because once inside gets to a certain pressure, the extractor fans have nothing to suck out, leaving all that humidity in there. If u dont already, this should fix...

Sounds like nite burn but its hard to diagnose with no pics. If u get some pics, I can probably help u out.

Just before I read u saying there is no funds left, I'm thinking, fuck you have spent some coin on this set up.. one thing u can do is put just a normal fan inside the grow room so it will circulate air flow inside the grow room, u will find this will be a big help. Also while the light is on...

Also I forgot to mention, don't fix the CFLs to the ceiling if the cabinet, u will have to attach some rope or daisy chain so u can adjust the hight of them as the plant gets taller, you want the CFLs only a couple of inches higher than the plant at all times or the plant will stretch. 1 inch...

Yeah k bro, just don't have any high expectations. So if u are gonna go with CFLs get cool white globes for vegging, then warm white for flower. This is not essential but it does make a little difference. On the CFL box it will say it puts the brightness of 150 watt but really it consumes 20...

You have to have it on 12/12 to make it flower, any more light than this than it won't bud. During vegetative state, keep the lights on 18/6 or 24/7, as soon as u want it to bud, then reduce to the 12/12 cycle. If u stack to other cabinet on top tthen its possible, for 1 plant only tho. Bro...

It pushing it mate, cos the pot, the resevior, and the light have all got to fit in that aswell. Also if ur using a HPS or a MH light u need some spacing between that and the plant due to the heat they put off, unless u are planning on using fluorescents, which i would not bother with due to the...

Also with it pest problem, yes, u wanna fuck them off asap. Just get a insecticide spray will do the trick.

Unless they are seedlings I wouldn't bother moving them around, when I was a newbie I used to do that shit aswell even when it was well into vegetative state. The only reason I still do keep my seedlings indoor until it starts to get established is because they are so vulnerable to dying, bugs...