General Cultivation Q&A

just found this site,and i read it, its not a bad read... if your a newbie grower like me then read this... http://www.cannabis-strainbase.com/forum/v...ewtopic.php?t=2 its got pics to help you understand whats being said... very simple to follow, should get you right for a first indoor grow... anyhow..take it easy, Jimbo Jives peacing out. (more like passing out )

So I was driving home from work today and noticed a hydro shop and thought I'd go and take a look. They said you pay about the same price for a 250WSonT as a 400WSonT, about $260 including the ballust and reflector will a precut hole for venting. Considering this I might rethink my grow setup to take advantage of 400W of bud growing power. He pegged me as an MJ grower straight away, which I thought was amusing. Without any indication from me he started talking about closets, no. of plants, yield etc. I wonder what % of their business comes from mj growers? He told me to get my first grow all set up would be about $600. Based on the limited research I've done tha…

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I have started to grow and my living space is not all that big so i have very little grow space. I would like my plant so be about 30cm high and dome out with a 30cm diameter. nothing to be at the moment... It's a very simple setup... a pot, good soil, sun light...etc..... Any help would be nice

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Posted: 22 Aug. 2002,11:02 Carbon Dioxide is an excellent way to increase your bud bounty. Carbon dioxide (CO2) generators are perhaps the single most powerful increasers of plant production. During the daylight hours plants breathe in and use CO2 much the same way we animals metabolize oxygen. By adding CO2 to the air of the grow room we are capable of greatly stimulating plant growth and vigor. Overexposure to CO2 by humans is very capable of proving fatal. Therefore, also remember that monitoring of the air with a CO2 or gas detection device is mandatory when using a commercial CO2 distribution system. There are two main types of commercial CO2 delivery sys…

Hi all, The site is looking great and its good to be back. Ok, Back to it, I got some seedlings going and 1 survived (very berry), So i got some more going (sweet tooth #3 and white rhino). Will i be able to keep the oldest one tipped/small enough till the others catch up?. The VB is 4+ weeks old and massive, About 3 times the size of the others, Mainly in width. The other two strains are only about 2 weeks old. They all will be grown indoors under the one light (400w hps). Any help much appreciated, Thanks.

Welcome back Ozstonerz ...the new site looks good and a donation will be forthcoming. Just a thought on scrog growing....can anyone see why the stems cant be trained on top of the screen instead of under it ? It would be just like tying them down instead of stuffing around under the screen and breaking a lot of the stems when they need to be repositioned to make way for latecomers. When space is an issue I think it would be much easier to work on top instead of underneath, especially for old barstards like me who prefer to work at waist height. Im going to try the sea of green method just for the experience but I think I'd prefer to scrog.