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I am curious whether overfeeding a mother can lead to clones taking longer to root. I've got a plant that was overfed and I've been watering it with ph'd RO water for like a month, it hasn't started to yellow or look unhealthy at all yet, but when I water I am not doing the usual 20% drainage...

Unfortunately there's not much I can do to get the humidity higher, I put a humidifier in the room and ran it for days and could only ever get the humidity from 16% up to 17%. If I shut down the ventilation fans then the humidifier will keep it more humid but then it gets way too hot...

I'll throw this in. I smoked weed for years through every method available. Joints, pipes, (metal, wood, or glass), bongs, gravity bongs, etc etc... you name it. When the 'vaping' craze hit I tried it a bunch of times but was never really satisfied. I just felt like vaping never gave me a...

http://www.discovery.com/tv-shows/mythbusters/mythbusters-database/talking-to-plants/

actually as I remember it, they had 3 greenhouses: one with silence, one with a soundtrack playing of a person talking in a positive, uplifting manner, and one with a soundtrack of a person yelling angry, negative stuff. Both greenhouses with a soundtrack playing showed more vigorous growth...

I have a radio in my grow room playing 24/7... under the theory that music/voices speaking will stimulate growth. I have no idea if it works or not, but I don't mind a little music while I'm working in there anyway. It is currently tuned to a Christmas music station :)

My flowering room stays at 16% during lights on, around 22% with lights off. I'm a noob so all I can really say is that I hope that's not too low... but I've got some experienced grower friends here in CO who say it shouldn't be a problem...

I'm on my very first grow, so my answer may change over time, but I started growing in order to save money... It will take a little while to break even, I went a little overboard with equipment and startup costs and probably have much more 'capacity' than I really need, but I'm OK with it - I...

Here in the high altitude of Colorado I struggle with keeping humidity high enough. If I run a humidifier 24/7 in my veg room I can get humidity as high as 70% but in my flowering room I'm lucky to see 25%. Mostly stays at 22% during lights out, 16% when lights are on...

Hi all, I'm just curious about how long people here veg their plants before switching to 12/12 and if there is such a thing as "too long". This is my first grow and I obtained 3 clones of a strain called Channel+ from a local dispensary and after getting them home I noticed they were dated...

So if I understand you correctly, you go with the "normal" feeding schedule but in the beginning you use 1/3 of the given values, and eventually work your way up to the values given (but no higher). ? Over how much time do you work up to full strength?

if it matters, i'm growing in Pro Mix HP with extra perlite added.

Anyone have experiencing using the Canna Terra line of nutrients, and the grow guide on their website? They have 3 options... "light feeding", "normal feeding" and "heavy feeding". I have 3 lil' clones going and as an experimenter by nature I am thinking about trying 1 of each style, but...

Yeah I am dechlorinating, was just responding to those who said they don't worry about doing so.

I'm using pro mix HP, I'm concerned about the effect of the chlorine on the mycorrhizae.

Thanks! good to know.

:) So.... a little background as I am a noob poster and nobody knows me :) I am about 30 days into my first grow. I have 3 plants going right now, Channel+ variety, under a 600w MH light right now. I started them under fluorescent lights (4x40w) and today I just transplanted them into 5...

You might consider looking at Northern Colorado - in the corridor between Loveland and Fort Collins. The community is not quite as friendly - dispensaries are actually banned in the city limits of Loveland and Longmont - but as a result there's not much competition. The few dispensaries that...

I am a tinkerer/experimenter by nature - no biggie :)

I'm no expert but that looks like too much nitrogen to me... or overwatering (or both)