Recent content by Herbsparky

Nice...how's those nutes workin for ya?

Personally...I just ask the sun to shut down early. :D

I'm located in central Cali...lookin' to start on my second outdoor crop this spring. Let me tell ya....the grasshoppers kicked my *** last year! Then there were the ground squirrels, mountain rats (I'm in the foothills), and spider mites to deal with. Never thought there could be so many issues...

Exactly.....business is business and what's happens in Vegas....stays in Vegas as far as I'm concerned. :bong: It's actually quite liberating to be one of the crowd again.

Sure has....I missed you all.:bong1:

Welcome SM....I happen to be a Refugee myself. :ccc: Can we look forward to a few novels here and there? You do know...your reputation preceeds you. :yay:

Yup...times certainly change. Not always for the better though. :bump:

Believe I started back in 97' or so.

Bogart is right on the money. MJ plants will actually do better in drier soil than they will in wet soil. I'm simply saying that the cup a day method you are using now is not what you want to do. Water the medium completely to the point of saturation then allow the medium to dry out....reapeat...

Purple stems usually are a sign that there is a lack of phosphorus to the plant. This can be from a nute lockout situation or a lack of it being supplied to the plant in an another manner such as poor ferts.

I meant no offence to you or your site if that was what you may have thought. Sorry if what I wrote implied that. Just curious really since I reside in the US and laws here are much less forgiving in the area of cultivation. Just seems that a guest is not registered and can easily view my posts...

You are sort of on the right track here, but not all the way there yet. ;) You want the entire medium wet....not just give them a little here and a little there. Dry medium does not absorb water a well as damp medium does so it does take soem time for it to absorb what it can hold. Trick is to...

Here's one I hear many people have used Potluva. http://www.insidesun.com/

I'm running a 430W in a very compact stealth setup and it's working great. You are looking at lights that are not 'remote ballast'. You NEED a remote ballast with a batwing reflector and/or cool tube for small spaces. The cool tube would probably be the better choice IMO. Either way you need to...

Thanks NTC....Had my fill of drama thanks. Just need some peace and quiet for once. BTW...how's security on this site anyway? I see hat guests can pretty much view the site at their leizure.....that's not such a good thing I would think. You know how pot growers are....paranoid. ;)