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Properly dried and jar cured product should not feel "wet" at 62%. I've had some of mine sitting in jars with the 62% packs for about 6 months now and when I pull one out I am able to break it pretty easy. Not too dry to where I touch it and turns to dust, and not to wet to where it smells...

Probably because seedlings are sensitive and it was to high of a ratio and therefore toxic for them

2ml/gal of cinnamon leaf oil and spray. Make sure to shake excess water off

No, you will cook it. Go pick up some regular CFL's preferably 3000k color temperature and once transplanted place the seedlings about 4 inches underneath the bulb.

Oh no! The dreaded powdery mildew! Try searching on how to make a milk spray for them(not on budding plants). Either that or using sodium bicarbonate(baking soda) as a foliar spray. And lowering your relative humidity. They seemed to help me a bunch in slowing it down. Once you spray your girls...

Pluck the sacs off and keep it going till the end. And if you see any more popping up then pick those off too. Best of luck to you :thumb:

I know the light isn't 18"away like I said but that's only because I raised it a day before this picture. Either way, if you can get your hands on a COB LED (or build one) then do it! This one only pulls about 600 actual watts.

You don't want co2 in your water. You want O2. I'm sure the level of co2 they are referring to is miniscule but just sayin.

I'm running a diy setup right now with 12 COBs spaced over a 3x3 frame and I can tell you from experience that it has been hands down the best $1200 I spent for my room. I'll upload a pic a little later just to show you what can be achieved with a panel like mine about 18" away and topped a...

Or you could go with LED, the kind that fit into a regular bulb socket

Not a good idea to stop feeding this early, but what you could do is feed with only half strength nutes. In my opinion it isn't too much nitrogen until you get the clawing or curling effect. Your leaves are nice and straight, right where they should be. Not drooping and not "praying". You...

You could also run 4 600w HIDs as well to cover all 4 corners but again... heat might be an issue at that point. I'll second the COB array as Graytail said. Best bang for my buck so far. :thumb: