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hey. i am currently using dirt to flower my babies, but i'd rather have a dwc setup. i currently don't have the money to buy the proper air pumps or stones. I do have an oversized pond breather. Im not absolutely sure how it works or if it would benefit me. After looking it over it seems as...

my plants are still lime green as in the pics posted before and they seem to only be getting worst. i emptied the water out and refilled it at a lower level and i have nutrients in the solution. could it just be a specific deficiency like nitrogen or magnesium or something?

My watering problem is the level of the water and you thought I should make sure I invest in worthy air pumps, right? I will work on lowering the water now, but I thought I could give it time to go down on it's own. Then you think I should add nutrients to it?

no ideas of why they are yellowing in the center? is it a nitrogen deficiency?? please i need help.

Ok, the last time I posted in this forum I was asking for input on my vegetables. Well, I've decided to flower one and try to get a few straight out the shell. I posted some concerns about the straight from shells in a different forum, but I figured I may as well just post here and ask for some...

I am using it for DWC though. I figured as long as the water is properly oxygenated I didn't have to worry about over watering. I will have to invest in stronger air pumps I will admit, but I do have a lot of air stones attached. Also I feel like the H2O2 is a pretty simple, smart, an obvious...

how long does it usually take a clone to root?

hmm ill put some more hydroton then to give them a stronger foundation.

@swungchris I've got a lot of airstones going 24/7 so the water is highly oxygenated. The water stops when the lights are off and the roots then have about 6 hours to dry. @rob the water isn't circulated, but it doesn't have any nutrients and I've got airstones going in there as well.

no other input or advice?

hmm idk 100w would probably need a ballast of some sort or need the floodlight housing. I will try and get more bulbs, but probably not that high just more quantity. I'd rather just be able to screw it into any socket and go lol....lazy grower.

ive only got two 45w and one 42w i basically have 470w incandescent i think..should the 600 be incandescent or cfl watt

so i should have at least 600w of light?

thanks. i might try dirt farming some time in the future.

nah im using CFLs and thanks for the input. just wanted to make sure it wasn't some sort of nutrient deficiency. I'll keep the lights nice and close where they are now. hopefully I can get some more power for them.

I am flowering these straight from seed. Initially they stretched up growing towards the lights, but overtime they've sorta collapsed over. I have now moved the lights closer to them. What could have caused this? what could I be doing wrong?

I'm looking for some input on the condition of my veggies. Although I've been a member here sometime and have attempted grows in the past I am still fairly new to it. The first 4 pics are pairs of two mothers. I am currently attempting to clone from them as well. I am attaching pictures of my...

lol i guess i did answer my own question. thanks for the input and pointing that out.

why are my seedlings stretching a great amount towards the light and then hanging over? the leaves remain green but the stem begins to thin out into almost nothing. what is causing this? is there a way to prevent it? or is this bad genetics because they are bag seeds?

no foliar feeding. i am afraid of my buds having a chemical taste to them. also does foliar spraying really increase yield and potency? I will just stick with the humidifiers. The ventilation isn't the best, but isn't bad either.