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@RavenCookiee, 1 month necro, good job, buddy. Maybe i should dm you, insult you, and make 3-4 public posts about it all within a few minutes. that would be a parallel.

LoL, Somone trusts rabbits near their plants?!? Better keep an eye on them :P

Drugs don't improve creativity. Ascribing magical properties to things humans enjoy is a historically common behaviour. We did it with alcohol and tobacco as well as various halicinogens. 99.9999999% of which is simply not true. Only by pure luck/coincidence has any of it had a real measureable effect of any degree, lol....

@Papa_T, definitely heard of people using ozone. As far as effectiveness you may need a better source than any rando on GD. Some people spray their plants will milk, ffs.

@Papa_T, Yeah, short-term use of it will reduce risk associated with ozone and venting outside will reduce a need for a dehum for sure. If you are maintaining a safe range of RH% and it results in a VPD range you want along with temps, you don't need a dehum. Venting outside helps alot. If you get high RH in a cyclical manner in your region, you may need one occasionally. Before i grew in winter only, RH was a big problem in the summer for me and i vented outside back then. It became an invisible problem when i scaled up and moved to winter-only. I have a temp probe that can inform me of temp/rh/dewpoint without opening tent, nowadays... zero surprises. I used to be pretty festidious about cleaning.. then i had my multi-grow WPM issue that took a bit to recognize the cause. I got a bit pissy about it, lol, and didn't bother cleaning much. Around the same time i scaled down and all of a sudden the WPM issue abated. Which was a bit upsetting considering the time and effort i put into cleaning prior hoping it would help. This is the main reason i say climate is the biggest factor by far. I definitely had some spores "somewhere" that cycle but they never got a foothold. I've since cleaned of course. Haven't seen any WPM since then... next cycle will be 2 years. Scaling down dropped me to 27-28C during day, but the dehum could keep up properly and still 68-70F after lights out. Half the wattage helped with the temps. Half the canopy helped with the RH. WPM magically went away and before that particular run i didn't do shit becuase to clean i was so pissed. Before i was as high as 30-32C with 60% rh, which is a dewpoint just over 71F. Higher range of heat with appropriate RH has a dangerously high dewpoint. If it is a concern, download a dewpoint reference table or get one of those 10 USD temp/rh probes. Definitely useful with photoperiods in flower, anyway. It is important to clean, but you don't have to be crazy anal about it in my experience. A good wipe down with some sort of cleaning solvent is probably good enough for 99% of cases.

@AsNoriu, Well, someone motivated by free, ubiquitous products and low-to-middling quality.

@@AAAplus, Nah, but there are more than a few people out there with more than one account that have entered. LOL. These contests should be named "biggest shill" as product placement is more important than outcomes.

The watering suggestion is danagerous. You should water a seedling pot like you water anything else for the most part. You get the whole thing wet and you use as much water as it takes to get the job done. This simple act should never be dangerous. superficial watering or incomplete watering is a horrible suggestion. Over time it'll lead to superficial roots as well as all sorts of rootzone issues related to nute buildup and resulting pH. If you contstitute your substrate properly, there is no risk of "overwatering" with basic watering habits. Allow it to dry and repeat. That is what might change relative to life cycle stage. When a plant first germinates, the tap root may not be as deep as you expect, and that's a good reason tno water slightly earlier than normal, but within a few days that is not an issue and you can allow a proper wet-dry cycle to avoid algea and mold on your substrate. the plant will drink faster at various times, but this should only alter frequency at which you irrigate. The process of irrigating is relatively the same each time, however. it's rather simple, so don't complicate it with OCD

@m0use, Concurrent accounts? One. For some reason old accounts get corrupted and I cannot log in, so I just make a new one. It's weird. Must just be another bug.

@m0use, bwahah, i usually back you up, but that's a lame excuse. you know the rules. you are an adult, i think? LOL. It's one thing being ignorant of the rules, but to purposely cause it to happen is absolutely on you. You have plenty of time and opportunity to hit that withdraw button. Luckily, this is small potatoes and totally insignficant to even the smallest slice of life, so it really doesn't matter one way or the other. :P It's not like you habitually park in a handicapped zone. It's more akin to throwing some plastic into the trash can rather than recycling bin, considering 80-90% of plastic is not recyclable into anything useful, bwahaha.

@001100010010011110, you still get selected answers. i sometimes go for a win, so its still doable for determine person. But a lot off truth is in your words ... I sometimes confront privately fresh commers for stupidity in answers , most become more rational and weighted with future advices....

This site deals in 80% bro-science anyway. Any knowledge that contradicts long-held unsubstantiated beliefs is likely to be belittled. Three people couldn't identify a hermie in a recent question. Another one looked like 3 different people copied and pasted some generic answer that didn't actually relate to the question asked about a recently rooted clone. It's possible all three misread the question, but that's gotta be a low percentage chance. I'm not even confident half of these questions are geniune. I trust the ones without a diary more than the ones with a diary with 1 or 2 generic photos or 12 weeks in a diary for an account that's a few days old. Countless fakes and liars among the population here. It is part of the culture here.

@gottagrowsometime, You compose sentences in the most unique way.

Just plant more if its old seed. Kill the weak early on. Avoid all those problems. Seed should be cheap. Consumers need to stop overpaying for this product. 20/seed or more? 10/seed is already highway robbery.

@Hashy, Hey, why don't you just "beat it," but only with consenting adults.

@001100010010011110, hold my earrings LOL

So, does in-store credit cover S/H? If not, you pay to advertise their genetics, and then you pay again for "free" seed. They probably still make a profit off of it, because producing seed is dirt cheap - fractions of penny per seed.