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I am currently growing in foxfarms soil and for the most part I use their nutes . SO, my question stems from a conversation I had with another grower reguarding how we pH our water. I go about adding my nutrients to the water, test it then balance it to 6.2-6.3. Whereas he pH's his...

Im sure there are many methods of watering. I personally water until I see about a 10% run off in the bottom of the water collection tray, then i dont water until the plants are dry down in the middle. Im not sure if you mean that you want to mix the full bottles together so that you only have...

I agree the feeding schedule is a starting off point. Growing is always about being as proactive as possible to give your plants the right environment, but judging plants reaction to changes is as, or more important. But seeing as he has a very limited knowledge on the products he should...

Every other watering not grow! Take a good look at that chart, purchase a Moisture Meter (they're cheap), and water only after the plants become semi dry. The chart says what to do with seedlings and clones.

It says on that chart in a big red box and in a yellow box feed with ever other watering. I know some people who feed every watering but not me. Cha-ching isn't added until the start of week 5 of flowering. Just print that feeding schedule off, look at what week you are in on the left side...

Feed with every other watering, and different weeks will require different combos in different strengths. And besides the big bloom I also use all fox farm nutes at half strength. http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf

And one of a male at early stages read through the threat a couple pages to get the most out of it https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/175345-plant-male-pics.html

Here is a thread that shows a good pic of a hermie. I would try to catch it earlier than this though https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/180332-hermie.html

Anytime! I'll check back later hope all goes well!

Go to fox farms website and click on the feeding schedule it will tell you what you want, and as far as dumping it in water yes, it tells you the ratio for nutes to gallons of water.

I would worried more about interupting the dark period than 61 degrees. If it gets down to 55 i would start to worry. But if this was a one time deal I would just let them be until sunrise.

Dont buy tap water, unless you are only going to use it to water you r clone. Otherwise it will drink you out of house and home. I would just let my water distill. Also since your clones don't take in nutrients its not as important to Ph. When you Ph your water on bigger plants the reason is, it...

Fed-ex!!!! no worries

Are you keeping a humidity dome of some sort over them?

Its hard to say which way to go regarding the structure without seeing it. To me I would do whichever option is easier, as long as it does what its supposed to. As long as the light leaks and most of the air leaks are taken care of you will be fine. The extra height usually ends up being a...

I've used a few different sites but lately I've been using Seed Boutique or Attitude seeds. Greenhouse seeds is another fav. As for ventilation I would pull more air than push it. If you make the ceiling 7 ft and put the fan in the ceiling you wont be able to run a carbon filter right to your...

In my opinion, if you have the ability to ventilate it and keep light leaks out, I would keep the area as it is. As for a floor space for 6 plants, depending on the plants, I'd say 3x4 ft or 4x4 ft of floor space would be expected. The 600w will cover this area sufficiently, and with some...

You saying that a book isn't a good way to learn, and that experience is the only way to learn, but when a grower gets on and doesn't know anything here, what does everyone tell them? Go read a growers book, do a search, ask questions? I have 3-4 different books, I've been reading on here for...

Kind of what i thought also. The big bloom say 100% organic and the others say that they are organic based. I think people, including myself, though or think FoxFarm is organic is becuase the company makes it out to be. The big print on the bottom of their web site says "Smart Organics for...

will do when i go out tomorow...and I'll be sure to put some kleenexs in the pics for you, so know its me.