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so go the 60 days route, say 55 and a 5 for turn time. works for me

question. 2 part i went into flowering stage, 20/4 to 12/12 nov 24th 1. how long does it usually take when you flip them before THEY know the light changed and its flower tyme.. A couple days week, 10 days?? 2. I know my plants need 55-60 days to complete flowering do i start the time...

doesn't look very tall. after you subtract the pots n plants, whats left? if you just turning clones over right away, fine but any hieght after that looks kinda slim. can you lose that box above the grow area?

I am dumbfounded............ I had taken those 20 babes i cut, bagged em and tossed em outside for garbage. I was picking up loose crap to throw away and picked up the bag of "deads" when the bottom fell out, on the ground to my amazement..... THERE WAS 11 of the original 20 WITH ROOTS...

low 70s.

excuse the expletives.....

OK i used to grow 20 years ago, just coming back. I cut 20 babes, after 16 days not a root was evident. the tops looked ok, i thot they were off n running. All they did was swell on the stem a bit but not a root anywhere to be seen 1" rockwool cubes in a domed tray Used 5.8PH water temp was...

I had to toss 20 clones. over 2 weeks all the stems did was start to swell a bit. i made 24 more. after 10 days they look the same as the others. temp around 80-82F 5.8ph water. no food just 4 30w grow light tubes over a domed tray wtf am i doing wrong. tables ready, why cant i get...

20 second feed every hour? guess its experiment until i get max

those are the same beans i'm using. temp in dome is around 82-84F sigh... lol, wish roots happened overnight, just wasted 2 weeks.....

I have recently set up a small table as Canada will soon allow 4 plants grown at home. I see people talking here about using large cubes, 3" 4".... which obviously retain a lot of liquid. I am using a drip tube system but with only 1" rockwool cubes, which is what the clones will arrive in...