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Rule #1 with coco. Never let the top layer dry out. Rule number two, fertigate every single day.. and an unwritten rule is leave out most of the perlite for outdoor grows to help retain moisture in the heat, if anything swap it for vermiculite, especially when you're situation won't let you...

I did similar. I had success, it was my first successful indoor harvest as well. I used around 50/50 composted cow manure and canna coco. Then added in something like 30-40% perlite after that mix was made. Like a newb, I ran ff trio and a homemade calmag at the time and switched to GH flora...

And then the blown in insulation acting as an absorbent filter on the off chance something makes it through

If drywall is already up, I would just use blow in insulation. Save a ton of work, and can be topped off as it settles. I don't see how you can beat proper drywall installation for a seal with taped, and mudded joints and a quality latex paint sealing it over top. If done to most building codes...

Start "small" and see what the plant likes. I would start with the largest leaves all the way around and any dying/yellow ones that might be hiding in the center, but only those. It's fairly normal for the largest or weakest leaves to blow off in nature when gusts of wind or bad storms come...

I can't help but notice the medical field and number of states legalizing weed grew much faster the last four years with Chester cheeto vs the 8 years before. It's kinda weird Republicans voted in their party, and that same visit to the booths that year more states legalized weed than any other...

Because he wants to keep the votes of all the old onry people who believe "reefer madness " is based on a real story.

I read somewhere on here that warmer night Temps reduce stretching in plants and in turn will yield a denser flower. Can't say that it's true. But I will say, i am running warmer night Temps vs day Temps this time of year,, and my plants are bushing out a little more than normal while not...

I won't spray anything on the plant after it goes into flower. I just can't bring myself to do it. Water is all they get foliage wise. And I'm still careful about that after week 4 or so because I don't want wpm

My roommates would hate me if I didn't flush the toilet

I check the ph of the solution before watering. I just don't check runoff. I dunno what the EC is of my tap water, it's probably high tbh. I do know when you take some in for free testing, they think you are pulling a fast one and giving them bottled spring water from the store. Hydro was my...

Be careful who you get your seeds from as well. I got some from a price breeder that was highly recommended. Most did alright. But one particular strain grew WPM in the 3rd week of veg. Yet it was meant to be strongly resistant to molds. I chopped and tossed it, washed up, changed my shirt...

On that note, this leaf reminds me of a bud I saw on my last harvested plant. When I was trimming I could clearly tell it was a mutation and what could only best be described as "siamese" buds. It was two mirroring buds off a single flower stem

Abnormalities don't always mean fucked up. It just means it's a genetic trait that showed its face.

When I was 16-17, my buddies aunt borrowed my weed pipe and smoked Crack out of it. We didn't know any better. Luckily his mom (her sister) borrowed it that night before we smoked out of it. She saw the white residue, and proceeded to ream my ass for smoking Crack and told me to get eut of her...

I don't sell, I give lots away. Roughly 15% of every plant gets given to my friends, call it the "church of pot". I started growing to divorce the black market. Not feed it. I've saved myself so much money it's insane, I now know how much lighter my dealers pocket is without my business. In...

I've been doing my share of reading and have all but convinced myself to get a an autopot system for each of my tents. I guess I just need the final push to order them after next harvest. But before I do that, I wanna hear all the horror stories from them. Floods, lockouts, ph drift, accidental...

After the final picture, drill with the larger bit where necessary and hang your fans. Fwiw I have noticed that the $9 Walmart fans are poorly assembled. Screws missing their mark, not holding the motor in properly.. the propshaft knicking the oilite bushing when they assemble it, causing drag...

Here's photos to the best of my ability. Going to post them in order. Always start with the proper essentials

I plan on making a few more tomorrow. I'll try to remember to get detailed pics. No time to make a jig today, so they'll all be by hand. For whatever it's worth, it took more time for me to type this write-up than it did to drive to the hardware store, and figure out how to make the first two.