General Cultivation Q&A

Hi all. I have some indoor seedlings I want to get ready for going outdoor. Just wondering the best method for doing this. I pressume if I just throw them out now they might go to early flower. Would I have to gradually cut down the light time indoor to equal natural outdoor times ect.. Any help would be great.

i can't edit the title but i mean NOV-DEC. Hello all, just joined here & got a question that has played on my mind.. i'm growing indoors BUT i have ran out of space...so...here's the question, if i take acouple of my plants outside which are abotu 2 weeks into flower will will it continue to produce buds instead of revegging?, i'm guess they will receive about 13-14 hours light in south Australia but i have flowered outdoors early before with great success, i think i might keep em in the Hempy bucket which is 100% perlite, but please shed some light into the subject and sooner the better because i'm thinking about doing it this week, i guess it will be a learning ex…

This YouTube grower gets asked to review this "FLOWER INITIATOR" product: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CcUUof6g6I&list=UUIv9IocXJ2s4ap_WgBIKIVQ http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AU-STOCK-240V-10W-LED-Flood-light-White-Floodlight-Outdoor-Wash-lights-LW2-/121342612943?pt=AU_Home_Outdoor_Lighting&hash=item1c409555cf BTW, to anyone thinking about purchasing one of these ultra cheap flood lights, I am not sure it meets AU standards so do so at your own peril.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone would like to share their recipes for brewing tea!? I'm fairly new to hydroponics and there is so much to take in, but one technique i'm fairly certain about, just from reading the plethora of perks, is using 'bennie tea' in my grow. there are many forums and threads on this, but after a search i couldn't find anything here. Anyways, I have been doing a bit of sourcing of ingredients and some are harder to find than others of course. Some are local and some not so local... The 2 most important/popular ingredients seem to be Aquashield(liquified chicken shite with live bacteria) and Ancient forest(which seems to be different from just str…

hey guys, Does anyone know if it's possible to purchase seed at dispensaries/headshops in san fran? I have a friend holidaying over there and i'm hoping she can pick me up a souvenir. *

Hi everyone Just looking to buy the "advanced nutrient" range within Australia preferably online just wondering if some1 can hook me up with a good site / beta nutrients if they are also, ph stabilizing thx for your time

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Hello there, Iv been doing some research on nutrients and PH testing and keep getting somewhat confused, as most instructionals and guides will tell you to test the water PH level before feeding the plants, but when i read grow diaries, people test their grow medium. Im a COMPLETE begginer, and i do feel like a d**k for asking very basic questions every knows as common sense, but im a complete newbie, so would be extremely greatful if anyone could possibly answer these questions for me... just yes or no would be fine, but any extra information is always appreciated. *When people/articles reffer to nutrients, do they mean the PH adjusters, or are nutrients a whole addi…

Hi all, just about to start my first grow (outdoor) and I've seen Yates Seed Raising Mix (http://www.yates.com.au/products/pots-and-potting-mix/special-purpose-potting-mix/yates-seed-raising-mix/) suggested by a few members here, would it require any perlite or is it OK as is? also a mate told me to use Yates Thrive Soluble All Purpose Plant Food (http://www.yates.com.au/products/fertilising/water-soluble/thrive-soluble-all-purpose-plant-food/) once a week once the seedlings have been established but I have also read that any fertiliser in these early stages is a bad idea? thoughts?