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That's what I'm talking about. If the down time bringing them back against starting from scratch isnt worth it. Then kinda answers everything really

Well you've convinced me to give it a try. With actual good reason. As I've some absolutely spot on beautifully looking buds. Down to the last 20 days now. So not long. But I might of missed some of these "randoms" when I cloned the next batch. Basically bit slack by not labelling & identifying...

Sorry I had to jump off the thread due to the time dif here. Seems to me you sound like the go 2 guy for real time experience with re-vegging. After what you've said I'm really tempted to give it a go.. not 2 sure about the long way I've gone about it though? The way you've described doing it...

Now that makes sense. I'd heard that down the line. Its possible I might have to do that if I've took my eye off the ball? I had a couple of randoms that I'm not familiar with. Now everything is in flower I'm hoping I've captured all the strains with the next batch of clones? I've ventured into...

Just curious have you done any grows using co2 injection?

Is it worth doing though? & I think I'll need a more in depth explanation? I can successfully take cuttings but I'm no master grower, yet

Thanks for the reply. Well it goes to prove the fact that most information online is bs. I did keep a couple mothers back, I've flowered those now due to lack of space. But took plenty clones that are now nicely vegging plants, waiting for space in the flower room. The re-vegging thing was...

What I would like to know from those with personal experience. Is the long process of re-vegging cuttings beneficial in terms of more weight/ bigger yields?

Sorry this has me confused? I meant with regards to the ppm levels of co2 over the last 2 weeks or so? So your saying if it were you in a soil grow you wouldn't begin to taper off the cf food level in conjunction with a daily flush, whilst reducing the ppm level of co2 & heat down also. I...

Do you also agree about reducing ppms incrementally @ some point during flowering? Perhaps bit by bit even over the last 4 weeks? I dunno not going to lie no clue on that 1 yet? I'm sure I've read it in 1 of your threads. If not ethylene is over produced or something? Takes taste & flavour ...

🎯 thanks 4 the confirmation bro ✌

Not gonna lie I'm terrible @ understanding charts? That 1 you referenced I'd found just b4 your thread & did bookmark it anyway after having a look. I guess it wasnt so hard to make sense lol. But if you've got the ir gun theres no messing about. What I've got to focus on is these micro climates...

https://vpdcalculator.com/vpd-calculator I'm not sure why it didn't work for you? I just checked it through google seems ok its basically called vpdcalculator.com. Yep so this dialling in the vpd is that all important vital last missing piece of the jigsaw puzzle that is learning to grow...

Nice1 👍 thanks again for all your advice & the straightforward way you have of explaining stuff so it s easy to digest & understand. Its lights out for the ladies right now been off for bout 5 hours. So thinking on what you've said I popped in ( under green light) to have a look @ the rh ...

Hi great post btw. I'm confused with the bit @ If you have a low VPD, or high RH, plants will open their stomata and let in more carbon dioxide. I thought if the rh is too high with more moisture they would close up. Preventing the extra co2 doing its job?

Actually haven't finished reading your post yet, but total thumbs up from me!! VPD is that vital missing element I have to master. 1 of the things I'm having problems with on this grow. Is I forgot to defoliate b4 I flipped them. Downside I believe is the reason 2 much r/h around the floor...

Is it possible to run compressed co2 @ the same time as a dehumidifier? Or would it have to cycled in via a timer?