General Cultivation Q&A
General cannabis cultivation queries, information and discussions, growing techniques and propagation
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An ideal way to get the Right Heat Temperature that HydroPonics (Cultivation of plants in nutrient solution rather than in soil) is to use a 200w glass heater set at bout 28degrees celius.I purchased mine from Grow Australia but id say it would be cheaper from a fish shop as its an aquarium heater.
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I purchased this product and was told by staff that it would produce seeds on a female plant(artificial pollination) at $70 for 100ml i did give it a go and now wish i hadnt,i will never use this product again and it burned the buds applied on(was supposed to produce seeds when painted on the bud)and they had to be tossed,Another Lesson in Growing i suppose,
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Waste of time and money talking to kids working in Hydro shops I want to put together a small 200 watt MH light for my clones and already have a HPS socket and lead All I wanted to know is if a MH bulb will screw into a HPS socket and if the three pin plug will suit the MH ballast. I wont need to buy the whole MH light kit if it does. Buddy
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Here's some more pictures, they are growing so well that I am going to have to change to 12/12 a couple of weeks earlier than planned, what a downer :: I have started a new topic to save on load time the previous pictures are here: http://www.ozstoners.com/420Australia/InvB...act=ST&f=9&t=65
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hiya guys just a quick question...alittle while ago doc green put up a post on tipping your plants something bout splitting the nodes and getting 2 then 4 and so on...just wondering if some1 could give me a n00b run down of the process or direct me to sum nice material to read up on? stay safe cheers
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Hi all how would a bubbler setup go I a pegloa in summer or would the humidy be to high cheer's
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Hey, everyone this is my first msg , must say great site, take my hate off to the webmasters and members for their information. One of my main Q's I read an Article in HT - The High tech GRow America Section and it mentioned an "aussie" manufactuor of remote controlling the grow room,() from an undisclosed location( DOn't u luv i.T), i thinks it's in W.A, northen Territory perhaps, it cost about a G for the basice type, and G & a Half for the DElux model and it sort of looks like a 2 channel DJ mixer with various I/O slots. It's a really nice peice of Hardware... Has anyone had experince with these remote/terminal thingies? Any info on it would gladly be apprecia…
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Hey y'll, Been To a phew grow shops and been amazed @ sum of the overpriced equipment they sell, that turn away Many ppl away , My Local hydge Shop sells these for $300. I'll Tell ya how to make one unda $80-100 1st. Go To Mitre 10 n purchase 2 interconnecting Bins, $6 each/ If u have the old school deep oblong (black) Recycling Bins find 2. Bog the holes on one of them, (da 1 2 b da Resaviour) n sterlise 'em with bleach ( tubs hold about 8 plants) 2. Purchase the water Pump n 1m tube ( the most expensive bit about $50-$60) 3. Purchase pots (cheapy anyways) 4. Purchase Medien ( find clay works best coz u can re-use - save $$$) 5. Purchase Timer $15 (Analog r …
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:angry: Do this, do that.............Do whatever the fuck ya want just make sure that whatever ya do ya learn from it. When I started I had all the fanciest ways and newest hot shit ideas and after a few seasons (constant indoor) when I thought I was starting to grow a better plant an old bloke, been growin reefer since he was a young fella showed me a plant that I couldn't belive, the chunkiest, dencest, branchiest plant I've ever seen. When I asked how he wandered over and with a crooked smile just grabbed the plant by one of its main branches and just bent the fucker ovar then repeated this to every strait branch. He (and I) reckons if yer not in any great rush and wa…
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I would suggest the best way to learn about growing MJ is to start with some seeds in just standard potting mix(with has all the nutrients the plant will ever need)and just water regularly so that soil doesnt dry out 2 much,this is the best way to learn cause each day you will see new life on the plant and over time begin to see what a complex and Mystical plant MJ can be,My guru Dr Ed Rosenthal started this way. Dont attempt using ballasts and hydroponic equipment unless you realise the dangers associated with high output equipment,eg Ballast,reflector,HPS lamps. Peace
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Thank you Boulder for pointing this product out,I do have some(new) but have never used it but will give a go,hydroshop.com.au who supply this article say"it is ideal for small growing environments.Made In Australia BY Ghantrade laboraties, http://www.ghantrade.com. Says on instructions"to boost co2 levels by over 400%.Made from non-toxic incredients.
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Peace
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hiya guys just a quick couple of questions...when harvest time comes from what ive red ure sposed to rip down the whole plant!? is there anyway to keep my babies? i will clone if i have to but space is well kinda limited cheers
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This technique was developed In Holland,where growers have cold climates all yr round and often live in small confined apartment buildings and dont have the space like in a big country such as Australia or the USA,they developed a way of growing small compact(bushy) plants that can be grown in a high dense manner,eg placed less than 8 cm apart from each other and the result speaks for itself a SEA OF GREEN!
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Hi peoples! I love to make my own soil, a well prepaired compost is impossible to beat if you're going to use soil. But in recent years, my health has declined so much, that I can't do it anymore. So I have to buy soil in bags. It seems that most are crap. There's one product I know of called "Searles 5 in 1" that is extremely concentrated. Excellent to add into other mixes of soil to increase the overall potency of the soil. But that still requires bending, hauling heavy bags and mixing heavy soils. I'm not joking about being incapacitated, so does anyone know of a good bagged soil that is ready to go? I live in Qld, it seems that the bagged soils vary from st…
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