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I didn't read the entire thread, I am just jumping in here because I am looking for some seeds that don't take a month to arrive. Are there any legit companies located in the U.S. with fairly quick, guaranteed shipping ? I normally use Seedsman or Herbies (both of which are 100% legit) but are a...

I grow mostly long flowering strains and I am looking into getting a dehumidifier to use in late flower and during the drying process. I plan on putting the dehumidifier in the room that the tent is located in, not inside of the tent itself. What size dehumidifier would be a good choice? I do...

The tent itself was average for the money, plenty of intake vents and ducting ports. The material was thinner than more expensive tents. I got the 48x48x80 and it was plenty tall and very reflective. It did get a small tear along the side of the bottom corner near the floor, where the material...

Well anyhow, I did order the Covert 24x48x79. I will update this post with some photos after I receive it and set it up. The deciding factors for me were the height (compared to most of the other 2x4 tents) and the fact that it has 2 mesh intake vents vs the Gorilla 2x4 which is taller, but only...

Seriously, that is a great way to gain some height in late flower I wish I had known that trick in my last 3x3 Sativa grow when the plant was getting light stressed from the HPS.

Very nice. I also like the brown, it does blend in better and not look so conspicuous. They look decent for sure. I am happy that I did end up placing the order for the tent.

I like that idea a lot, I may try that on my old budget generic 4x4

The reason I was thinking of the Heavy duty version of the Gorilla is because I am looking for something that will last a few years but most of the recent reviews mention that their quality control is not what it used be, with the stitching around the zippers coming loose. Also the reviews were...

Does anyone have or know anything about the Hydro Builder "Covert" brand tents. I was looking for the tallest, reasonably priced 2x4 that I could find, it measures 24x48x79 and came in at $159 The only other option for height is the Gorilla GGT2x4 that costs $244. All of the Amazon budget...

I did not know that they still made 200 micron bags. I know that earlier sets did come with the 200 instead of the 220 for the the work bag. I will most likely keep the bag and use it. Too much hassle to return it and it was only $10. I was shocked as shit to even find a single replacement bag...

I recently ordered a 5 gallon 220 micron replacement work bag for my 4 bag set, but they sent me a 200 micron bag instead. I am not sure why. Should I bother to try and exchange it, or will the 200 micron bag work just as well? Does anyone here use a 200 for the work bag? I am thinking that by...

looks great!

It would be nice if this one made their point without the college thesis :roll:

I know this is an old thread but I Just want to mention that Nugbucket's method is a much tidier version, the plants end up more uniform and more symmetric in shape when using his approach. Nebula's version does work very well, but I think it was more designed to save the grower 2 weeks of extra...

Personally, I would use it on a tea day every 4th or 5th feed. But like Purple just mentioned, it is water soluble and you can mix it right in with your regular feeds @ 1/2 tsp. per gallon of water. I used Orca last season in a similar way, the difference being that Orca is a liquid version.

I have some sample packets of it, I haven't actually spent too much on it. How much would you use for a tranplant into a 3 gallon container?

Does anyone use Great White? I am going to be transplanting into final containers and I am thinking of sprinkling some into the hole around the root ball. I have used Orca liquid in the past with good results but have yet to use Great White powder. Any advice would be great, thanks

Thanks

I know this is an old post but if those nodes are lower down on the plant I would trim off, especially if they pop up underneath the canopy support ring. You want to keep that area nice and cleaned up down there so that air can circulate underneath the canopy. Also, if you do cut em off, it will...