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That implies Stella isn't flat watered down bud. Lol, I could never get on board with Stella. That being said dragonmeade/kuhnhenn.

Yeah we found out during the super cold winter up here like 5 years ago, we left the butane out at like -20 and it all settled out and we got the best looking stuff we had ever made, we then decided winter and as cold/dry as possible was the best way to go. They make water siphon filters as...

That light probably isn't enough for a 4x4. I would think that those are probably only good for about a 2x2. I don't use leds but typically people's grow journals I see have 5-600 true watts of cobs in that space.

A bit off topic but I've seen you post this a bunch. If you were to use both together would the strains natural flavor come out stronger or would it just come out some weird amalgamation of both? I grow multiple strains in the same area, and I'm pretty lazy so simplicity in mixing the res once...

A not exactly as safe alternative but easy option if you run a large amount is to keep the butane under boiling point which I believe is like 30 degrees the plant fats will eventually settle out if it undisturbed long enough. We used to achieve it using a double boiler type setup but with dry...

Use several BTi products already, have tried crushing up dunks to mix 50/50 with DE and gnat nix. Again, it controls them but I still have to repeatedly treat to keep control.

Imo get the seeds from a dispensary, the only clones I've ever seen for around that price have been treated with eagle 20 and came with mites. However if the place you're getting them from has a good reputation you may have better luck. Usually I end up spending $50+ on a clone of a "name brand"...

So I feel like I always fight a never-ending battle with fungus gnats. De/sand/gnatnix combined with neem, ewc tea and foliars, and caps bennies foliar always keep it in check but I'm going to be revamping my grow area and putting my new room up over the winter, I'm going to fog my basement and...

Yeah my thought was to aerate it too, air stones seem like a bad option because of the build up and the fact that they're going to be inaccessible. I'll have to find a way to use some water pumps, even if I need to drill holes and run some grommets or something. Would rigging up some sort of...

If you still have trouble after this I would try non dechlorinated tap water or water with clear rez/non buffered pool shock I've hear of people having issues with bad bacteria during cloning and this fixing their poor rooting rates.

If you didn't buy the fox farms nutes I'd grab something else. Fox farms is salty as fuck and has a ton of bottles if you wanted to use the full line. It's also not organic. If you do go the fox farms routed definitely feed-tea-water or feed-water-water or you may end up with lockup issues...

So I have one of these sitting in my garage that never got put up in my garden, I saw it last night getting my tree out of storage. It fits conveniently on top of a 4x4 botanicare tray I have currently...

1 gallon Tap water, 1 tbsp clonex, and a little great white. I use cheap storage containers from wal mart and holesaw sites in the lid and use 2 airstones in a 24x18x12 container. Personally I root better with the 360 mister nozzles so I'll be swapping to a water pump with some pvc on the...

Hydro guy gave me samples of their rootamentary and sea green, rootamentary seems to work as well as any other cloning/rooting product. Sea green is some good stuff though, I know a lot of people that swear by it. Personally I've stopped using it but I get plenty of what it offers elsewhere in...

I've grown widow a good bit, and I've never needed past 60-62 days in soil. If you're pushing up on 70 and most of your hairs have ambered and receded I'd chop it. Go get a cheap loupe at least 30x preferably 60-100x and check the trichs I would bet most of them are amber as fuck.

i would maybe cut it 1:1 with some worm castings but it should be fine. animal manure should be aged a minimum of a year to be considered good compost i think. then use 1 part peat moss 1 part compost/castings 1 part aeration.

im surprised that noone has mentioned that they probably look blue because of the MH, typically the spectrum is pretty blue heavy, in late flower when the fall colors start showing my plants look like a banana plantation under the HPS but under natural light the plants are still quite green...

They look like that because I pushed them a little hard when they were around w4, most of the damage there was from environment. But nonetheless .8g/w isn't bad. I never said it was the best to use either, just stating it's the amount or how he's feeding them. More to the point he doesnt need...

Fox farms is some salty crap, but it grows just fine. Half strength is the highest I ever needed to go, only used the bases and powders plus kelp me kelp you and their fish fert and added silica/calmag/fulvic and my own tea for microbes. Lots of easier nutrient regimens though, I won't be...

It looks like your soil. What are you using? I already see way to much wood in your soil. Hps also isn't exactly ideal for veg or seedlings in particular. I'd put it down to the lowest setting and go higher. Plants that size can grow under much weaker light.