General Cultivation Q&A

I was talking to a firend on msn and he sent me this link and it had the weirdest growing... the picture should be self explanitory.. can someone esplain what this guy/girl did? it was puppetmug on overgrow.com who possted the pic btw for reference usage.... thanks M-M

newbee here i was just wondering about how much i will be expecting per plant they are northen lights and so far they seem to be pretty healthy

what does it mean if anything if a plant has a lot of leaves on each leaf

I was wondering if pebles are much more efficient than soil, and if so, are they worth he effort to use.. I already have some, but wondering if its worth making the extra effort, or even if I mixed soil and pebles toetgether if it woudl be decent... or would it beat the purpose... please help -mike

Hiyas, just getting started on my first attempt at indoor growing. Decided to buy a little autopot system (2 pots, 35lt tank and smart valve), cos I've got limited space, they seem pretty low maintenance (I'm a lazy prick :: ), and I've read some good things about them on MJ sites... Is anybody on the forum using one of these systems? If so, any comments regarding the autopot branded general purpose 2 part nutes provided in the kits? Was thinking I'd just give em a try at a low concentration... but maybe I should just chuck em out at get some of the special purpose nutes everybody else is using? Thanks guys...

G'day, I saw some Thrive today at the shops, had a look on the back of the pack.. and I'm going to start using it as a foliar spray.. until I possibly get some Nitrozyme. The DutchFest nutes that I have are working brilliantly.. I'll stick with them for a few more grows, maybe get some other nutes after my first harvest and run two different nutes in the res's for the next grow. Anyway, I just wanted to know people's thoughts on using normal Thrive as a foliar spray. I guess it's just the high amount of NPK in the mix, and it also contains trace elements.. I think it's somewhere near 40% NPK in the Thrive: all purpose. I just saw Yate's indoor Thrive, and it looks pret…

Ill be adding to this, with info on things such as additional nutrients in a foliar spray and such, but I need to go to bed Here's a good chart I was looking at just before on a crop production site from Australia. It may change the mind of some people here, with the need for N in veg phase, and the such low PH levels.. like I hear some people using 5.6 and 5.8 PH.. I think 6 and 6.2 would be better for nutrient absorbtion.. according to this chart.

Heres for you Big_Smoker, I did a b it of reading on it, and this is the best example I could find.

Hey all..... I have been trying to find some square pots and can't find a place in OZ that stocks them...The type I'm after are about 6 inches across the top and between a foot and 18 inches tall..... Any help would be appreciated.

Hey i have been growing 3 plants using hydro for about three months now and everything was going good. Now on two of the plants the bottom leaves are starting to fade to a lighter green and some are real light green with darks green blotches scatter on the leaves...and they are dropping and dying.....anybody have any ideas?....the method used is three pots in a single tub of nutrients with ropes going down to the water, the roots have also grown through and are in the water for all the plants....nice and big with purple stems and beautiful and i don't want them to go to waste.....someone please HELP ME

Put Sudden Impact into flower today 12/hrs on and off. Plant looks damn near flawless best of my growing yet. This is SuddenImpact from seed 45 days later, now 60-70 more for budding, nasty isnt she.