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Yeah I read that on their website...didn't know why they said that? I own one...but what is considered a professional anyways? LoL. -Snafu

Thoughts on Kessil H350 line?

Still around, Jim?

Upon looking at this, it has me intrigued. Do you have a center footprint light for the overall top of the canopy as well, or is it all angling in? P.S. Threw in one more Kessil and an Exhale Bag last night.

Subbed up now:)

You are both right here, really. Throughout the grow the microbial life in the soil changes as the plant does above. In this symbiotic relationship, each partner aids one another by consistently adapting to the changes of life. My two cents at the very least. -Snafu

This thread has gotten interesting. This will be my last post here. However, I have to cover this last topic, as I am a certified sommelier. Someone pointed out soil for winemaking. They are absolutely correct! The soil/terroire is very important....because soil directly affect flavor and...

Disagreed. Though it is a factor that plays a part for taste, my own opinion is that it is not nearly as much as a factor as the external environment above ground. But again, I have only replicated five different landrace strain environments, so I am not as experienced as others. However...

P.S. Soil/root environment should be moist, loaded with blended organic amendments, and thriving with microbiology. Anything other than that, the plant will suffer. LANDRACE genetics will only suffer if the soil environment is not consistent. There is no 'magic silver bullet' of a soil...

Ugh. I am only trying to outlay some good information here in dealing with landrace genetics. I am not asking for a personal shot at me here, 'thetrickstergod'. It is easy to impart a flame on a thread without actually doing any research or reading to understand with what or whom you speak...

Interesting you state this. Why do you consider the Chrome for professionals only? -Snafu

Again, soil does not matter. Landrace genetics may impart a flavor from the soil, but it is all about the environment the plant lives in, more than the nutrients it is pulling from the ground, when speaking of landrace genetics and the attempt to mimic the environment in which they grew. -Snafu

Awesome, thanks alot Jig for the tip!

Hows the BS doing? I am currently using one in my garden as well.

Landrace genetics are more about the climate of the area...ie temps, humidity levels, sun intensity/angles, daylight/dark hour times, etc. Soil is soil, really..the plant manipulates soil according to its needs...the external environment is what you want to control when dealing with landrace...

Duds. Not dudes. Duds meaning that I do not believe they will be worth keeping post-flower. This is a medical grow selection process to find a nice cloning mother from the lot. Dud, meaning that I do not believe that they will produce the spark/explosion in flowering that I look for in...

Sprouted: 12/1/12 Vegetative Begin: 12/15/12 Vegetative Week 4-5 Day 51 from seed Hello all! Here is an official update with information, mainly for me to have here to refer to for the 12/12flip which will happen soon. For now, a recap. Plants: 1 Medicine Man. 1 Pakistan Ryder. 1...

You around Med?

The VK you witnessed is the killer Pheno in my book. Took 60-65 days. Got 2+ounces per plant after a few weeks veg. Cannot remember exact weights, but I ran her for two years until I moved on. Hope this helps, I sure do miss that pheno. -Snafu

Rrog, nice information here. +rep for you, Sir. -Snafu