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A mate of mine would take his clones and root them in any old cardboard box with a 20w cfl. Sometimes he'd just have 10 cardboard boxes randomly scattered around the house. They'll stay relatively small for a long time like that until ready to throw under a bigger light. Cfl is a good choice...

At least 3 more weeks. Probably 4

I'd read up on how to water coco

Keep your extractor on 24/7

Haha, congratulations!

The EC is only important if you have too much of something in the water to cause a problem. Or if you are lacking something in your soil. You should be feeding plain water if you are amending your soil. But I'm not a soil grower.

Yeah, I'd say so.

Leave it alone

As far as I remember he's had them between 4-6 month now and loves them. He got them on ebay though , appeared below one I'd sent him a link for.

I put my mate onto those a while back. He's got two. Technically I put him onto something similar and he found those and bought them. Barmey prices.

I'd flush it regardless before you flip it. Or that build up will cause Havoc 3 weeks into flower

It's 20 euros, which is about 22 dollars. I'd want to see the real wattage.

40cm is 1.37ft so 1.8769²ft In flower @30w per ²ft that's 56w Or @40w per ²ft that's 75w So you don't need it over 75%

No issue with those temps. But what are the dimensions of this tiny cupboard?

Haha.. he had a bee in his bonnet about LEDs and boveda packs :mrgreen: And yeah there's a lot of folks MIA. I was just scrolling through a zombie thread the other day and realised how many names on it have just disappeared. Lots on our UK thread I keep hoping pop back in.

That profile got banned I think. Might be wrong though. Every so often I feel like his ghost is haunting us ! :lol:

I feel like I've given you more questions than answers. So specifically, the chart means every time you water in that period you will add 1ml per liter of water used

The chart means every watering you are using that ratio. However it's not that simple, it depends on what you are growing in. Soil will not need feeding for a while as it contains nutrients. As they are used you will then start to introduce nutrients. Maybe at a reduced rate, maybe you feed...

Kingrow1?

Just marketing gibberish