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That's exactly what I wanted to know, thanks. I've never stored any for more than a few weeks before.

The original question is kind of a loaded question to me. As youll see in almost any thread about anything here, "it depends on ____." Haha I have 2 identical small cabinets for clone and one is a small veg cabinet. Each is 12"x18", or 1.5 sq ft. For my little clone cabinet, i have two 23w...

It seems like the majority of people use 62% packs. Does anyone know of any benefit or draw back to using a higher RH? I have lots of 69s and 72s that i use (depending on the time of year) for my cigars. Its no big deal to go buy some 62s, but I've already got plenty of 69 and 72.

I shouldnt have said a lot. That day maybe 5 dropped per plant, maybe 5-10 per plant since. Thanks for assuming i don't know anything about plants. I've got bonsai trees older than you. ;)

I'm honestly not quite experienced enough yet too comment on that, but ill be interested to find out what happens. That seems weird for just one to come to a halt without signs to the others.

Overfertilized and ph lockout is my $0.02. If you have had your ph in the low 6 range, bump it up to 7 for your next water, and after that shootfor 6.5-6.8 and see what it responds best to. Water when your planter feels lite, or when the top inch of soil is bone dry. Fertilize every other...

My novice guess is the plant is getting too much I'm the way of nutrients. Looks like they're burning a bit. Back off a bit and see if it gets better. Someone more.experienced than I am will chime in soon...

Looks nice, dude. Glad to see we're both chugging along towards a happy harvest.

Haven't read all of the replies but it looks like youre getting good help. I have found that my plants clone really well at 85 degrees, and up to 90. I clone in soil, but haven't lost one yet even when I've completely ignored them for days. I use two 23w cfl bulbs for cloning. Unless you're...

Interested in seeing how your OG does. Someone I chat with a lot here just harvested his ILGM OG Kush, and I'm currently flowering the ILGM OG Kush. He was satisfied with his and mine is doing awesome.

Thats my plan down the road. Ill switch to aero, use my T5s for.cloning and veg, then a 600w hps for flower. Till then its T5. Mine is doing an awesome job right now, too.

Week 3 of 12/12. Plants are growing many buds. I have many lengthy tops, with lots and lots of bud sites. There are a couple that I refer to as bud towers that are over a foot in length, with 10-15 bud sites. I expect these to be good producers. Plants look healthy to me, and for the moment are...

My OG Kush can get within an inch of CFLs before starting to bleach, and i have a top that is an inch away with no issue. I know this doesnt totally answer your question, but at least i can share that in my limited experience, i can get very close with no issue.

I cant quite see in the photos, but if you have a mag deficiency, youll usually have a lot of purple in the stems and internodal veins. Im not thinking you have too much growth nutrients because the leaves are a nice bright green. As i state in a lot of threads i post in, im still a bit of a...

Thanks for the reply. My flower room (cabinet) has a space that is above the lights where my exhaust fan is housed. It is separated from light and remains dark, but is subjected to the ambient heat of the room (80-82°F with lights on, 70°F lights off). That's where I was thinking I'd dry. I...

For sure dude. I've needed help from the forum before, too!

I'd post this in plant problems. Itll get more attention there. Also, you're going to need to post more than a photo of a leaf. Info on your grow...medium, light, water, nutrients etc. My novice opinion with very little Info to go from, either a ph problem, salt build up, or potasium def. To...

I am also curious about temp for drying because I was thinking of drying in a dark container in my flowering cabinet, but I'm concerned it may be a bad idea drying at 80°F.

I use them religiously for cigar storage. They are very reliable, and come in many different humidity levels. If you are keeping your product in a sealed container like a masons jar, zip lock, or Rubbermaid container, they last a long time. If they are in a wood box (like a humidor) they will...

Didn't read all of the responses, but I think it's mostly covered by now. Even so, Boveda packs are not to be used to dry, and not to be used to cure. They are for maintaining a desired humidity for storage. They can be used to help rehydrate overly dried bud (to a degree). They work the same...