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Vinegar and lime juice both lower pH. Baking soda brings pH up.

Don't use just regular white vinegar. Use Apple Cider Vinegar. It's organic and a little goes a long way. I'm talking only a drop or 2 per gallon of water. Get a good pH tester before adding anything to your water.

:leaf:Glad to see not much has changed.:leaf:

You can try Molasses. It's organic, proven to work and doesn't have any of the nonsense your plant won't use. I would put my vote against pouring any Faygo into your soil.

What kind of bulb is in the desk lamp?

In all seriousness, GB, you're bud looks good. You definitely have got your system down and you deserve props. On a side note. I don't know if it's me or what, but the RIU community is probably the most sensitive/conservative group of people I have ever encountered. And what blows me away is...

Flattery seeking is a stinky cologne, my friend. :bigjoint:

Dude, this thread is over a year old. It's technically dead. Someone should put a bullet in it.

I've seen it done and have done it myself in the past. CFL's will heat up, sure. But they won't get to a temperature where they can melt plastic/wires. They would fry your plants before ever getting hot enough to be a hazard. If you come up with a better or more cost efficient idea, please post...

Nay. One bulb wouldn't be enough light. What you could do is make your own fixtures with these: All this stuff can be found at Home Depot or Lowes.

Leave it alone until it wants to come off.

Take that shit with you. If anyone is in the need for some smoke right now, it's them military boys.

I've used stems that I collected from a few friends and made some Isopropyl Hash Oil. Out of about an oz of twigs and I didn't get much in return. But it was a real dark amber when I collected it. I just assumed it was normal. Then again I did it in a very backwoods pikey method. That gold shit...

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I'd say it's looking fine. How old is it? That would be a good way to determine if it's on track. I would say transplanting soon (next few weeks) would be a good idea so read up on that before you give it a try. a good soil PH is 6.5, I heard a good way to lower it is by top dressing the pot...

Could be a seed pod. I really can't tell from the pics though.

stick it in a paper bag for a few days and just shuffle it around on occasion...

Isn't that how some of the "Cheese" Strains got their names? Because they smelled a bit of cheese. Which could smell like feet to some people. Just a theory.

I think it's time to do some sock laundry... There's nothing that would be wet and moldy around the grow area would there? Carpet, Towel, etc.?

If you don't have the cash for PH Down, try just a few drops of Apple Cider Vinegar. It's all natural & $.89 at the store. But I don't know if your problem is nute lock out, which sometimes looks like a Magnesium deficiency, and i think it can be cured by getting your soil back to 6.0-6.5...