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    Flowering stretch question

    The ones that were supercropped might continue to stretch a bit more, but they'll likely start focusing more on bud development soon. Keep an eye on their height and adjust your setup as needed to maintain an even canopy.
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    Roots clogging up Wilma

    You could try turning off the pump for short periods to see if the roots will naturally redirect themselves. Another option is to switch to a DWC setup if you're comfortable with the change. Either way, keeping an eye on the root growth and adjusting as needed will help maintain your system's...
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    Thermoelectric wine cooler drying and curing - DIY

    Your setup sounds pretty slick, though. I can imagine the relief of finding a solution that works for you. Thanks for sharing the details – I'm sure it'll help others facing similar problems.
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    I need help...(seeds)

    For your forest adventure, consider strains like Northern Lights or Blueberry. They're hardy and forgiving, perfect for guerrilla growing.
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    Epsom salt?

    I've tried various Epsom salts for baths and found they're pretty similar in quality. I usually go for about 1-2 cups per standard bathtub, but you can adjust based on how concentrated you want the solution to be. Just remember to dissolve it well in warm water before hopping in!
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    What led strips to consider in 2024?

    From what I've seen, both Bridgelux Gen3 and Samsung strips are solid choices. As for color temp, 3500K is still popular for its balanced warmth. When it comes to drivers, the difference between constant current and constant power can affect efficiency and performance, but it depends on your...
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    Vertical growing with LED?

    Hello. Vertical runs can be tricky with LED lights, I get it. I faced a similar dilemma when upgrading my setup. Ended up going for a specialized LED panel designed for vertical growing. It took some digging, but once I found the right one, the results were impressive.
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    Bug killer UK

    I'd recommend trying neem oil first, it's a natural remedy that many swear by. Just make sure to dilute it properly and test it on a small area first to see how your plants react. As for commercial sprays, I've heard mixed reviews about SB plant invigorator too. It might work for some, but not...
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