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nice, sounds like you made the same order we did, but you got the cheeseberry haze that I wish we had gotten. It's on our list for next order :) Feel free to post your experiences with sannies stuff here, or start a journal and let me know of it! love to hear/see other people's experiences :)...

hmmm, didn't see the mh, just was seeing 3 cfl's up top... I'm not really a fan of sub 400w for HID, but yeah, that is enough light to keep the leaves on I'd think, so disregard my light statement :)

*emphasis added* 3 weeks of growth (21 days). Prior to flowering is what we call vegitative stage. The statement you made equates to two waterings with nutrients in a 21 day period. If you are following the instructions for FF big-bloom you would have watered 4 times, but only twice with...

kinda expensive, if you have the money to throw around at supplemental led then why aren't you just using them all over? Anyway, if you do have the money to blow on them and want the supplemental light they would be great. Just don't get the cheap crap. Do your research and buy quality.

don't understand you. In the sealed room the venting for your hood doesn't really matter, it is considered 'outside' the room. So if you need the CO2 inside the room, what hole would you be sending it in from?

lots of people

4 weeks into flower is bud, so it for sure hurt it, you just cut of a ton of buds...

had these, didn't like them. Tried pulleys, better, but still kinda a pain. Chains that you can move up on hooks seems the easiest for me.

cfl's are great to throw around for supplemental light. Get them in as close as you can without burning. If money isn't an issue for you look into the led spotlights, like UFO's...

Ventilation is all about turnover, and an open door with a fan would do it, however light is something you have to control on an indoor grow, so usually leaving doors open isn't a great solution. Venting to the attic depends on humidity. If it's a small grow and it's very dry where you are you...

ha, had the reposted pic and didn't notice it wasn't the post I meant to quote/reply too :) oh well, regardless, very nice looking :)

Good feeling to have everything sparkling and ready for the next run! Looking great!

if properly done none of the trimming techniques I mentioned are dangerous. However some are harder to do that others. Supercropping is something you might hold off on because you can risk splitting the stem. They almost always recover, but can take significantly longer. Fimming can be a...

telling when to harvest can vary slightly, but most people go by trichs under a scope. Some look at hairs. The more experienced growers tend to see a combination of these factors just by looking at the bud, and have a decent idea of what the particular strain will look like when done. The...

I'm a potency fan. bag appeal is nice, but in the end if it wasn't getting us high, we probably wouldn't be buying it :) Looks ok, but to me the real question is how did it smoke :)

I would be quite suspect of the info you get from your hydro store. They are mixing a few slivers of fact with outrageously incorrect conclusions :) First off, hps and mh are roughly the same age (hps is actually older, but that's mostly academic). The issue with HPS bulbs is that they burn...

for around $200 without tax or shipping you could get a 4 foot 8 tube. Look for the sunblaze 48. Unless it simply won't fit, you will be happy you got more tubes, and if you really only need 4 at any point, you can turn half of the 8 tubes off. I personally think soil is easier to get going...

you have a number of choices. LST, topping, fimming, supercropping. All of those will control top height for a period while encouraging lower nodes to extend. If you have space and would rather not manipulate them you can always put shorter plants on something to raise them up and even the...

hybrid imo. sativa leaves, sativa cattails, indica clusters

You'll most likely still get yellowing and dropping at the base just because those lights aren't going to support lower growth and leaves that don't get enough light will slowly yellow as the nutes stored are used up and then they fall off.