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Wow can't believe my old grow journal is still here.... Brings back some memories. Haven't grown anything in 10 years

check this out. http://www.marijuanapassion.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4760

reverse osmosis fixed mine, I have it set up on a float switch so there is always 30gal. on hand. gets my water down to 1-2 ppm

more light the better, but you can wait till flowering.

more food, she's starving.

plant yield is directly proportionate to root mass. a multi top plant will yield a similar amount, as a single cola, in the same conditions. (some strains may differ slightly) but. if you have a small amount of plants for a large space, toping and creating a fatter bushy plant with extra...

Welcome great pic's, I love the garbage cans.

I lined the table with one bail giving a depth of about 3”- 4” Then filled the pots adding the clones that have rooted. Instead of watering each pot, the table will be filled once a week to about a 3" depth of nutrient solution. The pots will absorb the nutrients from the bottom. Since...

how many clones? how often?

since you are using CFL's, one 4" exhaust should be plenty. If a heat problem happens you can always add a secound for intake. the 4" inline fan kit in the link, might work best. you can mount the fan anywhere so it doesn't take up room. I like this...

I'm lazy and hate transplanting. the only advantage is space requirements.

for every 12" of plant height, you will need about 1 gal. 2ft plant will need a 2gal. pot. also remember she will double in size after you flick to 12/12

Thanks, Here is the Set-up 4’ x 8’ table with 32 - 1gal. Pots using Coco-Tec Coconut coir as the medium. 2 - 1000watt HPS. 200cfm 6" muffin fan for intake and another for exhaust. 17gal. Reservoir (garbage can) with air pump and sump pump for the watering wand. Oscillating fan for air...

congratulations with the new family

I'm not a big fan of combination PPM/PH pens because of the calibration and regular maintenance involved. I rarely check PH, but when I do, I still use drops.