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lol I think the humble train is getting ready to make a pass through this thread. OP, please keep us updated on your awesome 4 pound 5x5! No but seriously I kinda feel bad that you are making such a huge investment with no experience. I spent 13 years researching and growing killer 3+ pound...

The air isn't exhausted. It's sealed and the filter is setup as a scrubber, meaning it is just the fan attached to the filter with no ductwork. No worry about exhausting air since there is no air exchange with outside room air.

No surprise. People have always feared what they don't understand.

Apologies for bumping such an old thread, I know some people get upset when people do that lol Anyhow, what are your experiences with dichlorvos and carbon scrubbers? I have a massive 6 foot tall filter that is configured to act as a scrubber powered by a 12 inch inline. Other than that my room...

Please elaborate? I have a couple old 5-6 foot tall 400$ filters that I would love to reuse. How does this work and how the heck could somebody heat up a filter that is as large as mine?

You would probably be better off asking this question in the California subforum inside the Medical Marijuana Patients forum here: http://rollitup.org/f/california-patients.101/

Agreed, but lets make it clear that pollination isn't the only thing that can cause early browning. In my experience, small clusters of brown pistils are indicative of pollination. If it's a uniform browning across the whole plant, it's either BADLY pollinated (very unlikely to happen without...

EDIT: well I typed out a couple paragraphs that disappeared when I hit submit. In a nutshell it just explained that I wasnt able to find a nanner by just peaking into the room. I know theres some inside there but I have to pull out a half dozen plants at least to get to the strains that hermie...

I wish I would have thought of it while I was in my room 20 minutes ago, I could have found a nanner somewhere to take some photos. I have a couple strains that ALWAYS sprout a couple nanners out but they're always sterile nanners. I never get any seeds from them. In my personal experience...

I think that may be because you don't understand what a hermie looks like lol

lol there is no problem here. That plant is ALL lady. What exactly is it in these photos that is making you guys think you have hermies?

I don't know why all of these people would tell you to spray these with peroxide. Did you guys even look at the photo? OP, don't spray those with peroxide. It's so obvious that these are germinated upside down. Your cotyledons are inside the rockwool man. That white fuzzy pointy tip is the tap...

100% normal. Those plants look fantastic my friend.

It's not a problem. The pistils and calyxes are just old and beyond sexual maturity. These plants are perfectly healthy. Stop worrying so much.

See this thread: http://rollitup.org/t/examples-water-and-wind-burnt-leaves.854418/

After getting a better view of this photo, I would say it's almost certainly friction burn from leaves rubbing together caused by too much constant wind. Do you have a fan blowing directly on the plant?

Spider mites would be leaving little specks, not patches.

Looks like some nutrient solution might have splashed onto the leaves where it dried. Try rinsing it off. If it rinses off, then that is your issue.

Funny you criticize yet you have nothing bad to say about the product.

Heavy 16's Foliar is IMO hands down the best foliar product on the market. The science is all there and so is the evidence from experimentation. Research it. Nothing else comes close to it. I like to alternate 3 different products each week between H16's Foliar, Roots Organics' Ancient Amber...