yeah I know.. but these light sockets are mentioned too in photo studios
That helps a bunch thank you! Sorry I'm new to all this light stuff still wrapping my head around it
Jimdogggy
I agree with this. Just bend the plant as she grows, unless you snap her she will grow in any direction. Look at Light Addicts fluxing technique it's amazing!Birdy, I'm familiar with the LST diagram and it's perfectly valid however, my experience is that it requires a rather large container to get the configuration they show. I personally just top and bend the resulting branches, but I'm spacially handicapped!
) and it is amazing and LA is a fantastic grower (and a great guy!). ).
You have a very good point about space and time fluxing does take alot longer. Either way check LA out angry bird you'll be amazed!!I'm very familiar with LA's fluxing technique (for someone that's never fluxed!
However, IMHO, that is a technique for those with lots of space and/or lots of time. While the technique certainly produces "POTM-quality" plants, I think the time, space, and effort aren't practical for a small grow space.
Assuming the fluxes are twice the size of a "non-fluxed" plant, it means I can get two non-fluxed plants in the same foot print and take them BOTH through harvest in about half the time. With autos, even quicker (although, I don't do autos either!
In my small space, I just want to grow enough for personal use to get me through to the next harvest.
If you see LA's growroom, it's HUGE and he's got a lot more going on at any one time than just a flux. If I had his space, I'd definitely give fluxing a try but until then, it's the 'ol topping, LST, & Supercropping for me!
I'm spacially handicapped!
My buddy is an electrician and he told me that there's only two things I need to know about electricity:
1) It's invisible
2) It will kill you!
I am a bit late to send 
when you needed them, more practically I suggest emailing your seed supplier and say you planted all seeds in identical conditions and only 2 sprouted and are now doing well, I have heard that some sponsors do send replacements, it is definitely worth a try because you simply must experience the luxurious smoke of Cream Caramel 
HI and welcomeHello AngryBird, just settling on a front row cushion
no one is ever late here 
By (hopefully) end of next week I will have 4 Jack Herer and 2 Blue Dream to try with. Everyone here helped me understand and stop panicking and over watering so I am now ready with coco coir pellets just waiting for new seeds
Ahhhhhh..... We laughed over that episode for years. 
Don't strain the plant material out. For one, there's no reason to bother, and although I can't prove it, my instinct tells me there's value in the plant material we don't yet understand.
I'm thrilled that the recipes beginning to get some usage. They're powerful medicine and one of the best rides ever, right?
In the US our schools aren't as progressive. Basic wiring is something everyone should know, as well as learning when to call in an expert. I was lucky, being married to a trained electrician. We added a separate circuit to our apartment for exotic plants Dale was fond of growing, so when he stopped growing and I started with my tiny closet I took over that unused circuit. It helps me sleep well at night knowing my grow has its own line.
Funny story about that. When we ran the line we did it with conduit, rather than go into these old walls and snake it around. It worked well, and the landlord wasn't simply ok with it, he covered the cost of all materials. We were at the end of the job, with one more conduit to attach to the wall and the box it was feeding. Dale was sitting on the floor wiring up that box when he had a blood vessel break in his left eye, essentially rendering him nearly blind. So what to do? No way in hell was he going to stop that close to the end. His solution was to climb the ladder with the drill and parts in hand and then let our daughter guide him from the floor with verbal directions,"...a little more to the right Dad,... Up just a 1/4"...... right there, drill right there."
My blind electrician.
I'm glad to hear you have more seeds coming. Those were practice seeds. You weren't supposed to stress if they faltered, and I'm pleased you got two good plants out of them. Two's a good starting point anyway. I caution you, it's easy to get overwhelmed because we all want to grow more. Find your comfort zone and try to resist the siren call of "More.
They want us to be safe and independent. Also I have always been curious on to "how does it work" ?
.So am I... brownies and "spiked" olive oil is top of list.. then capsules...I can't wait to try this recipe! When my harvest is complete it's one of the first things I'm going to try. Was also thinking about making extra olive oil and using it vinaigrette salad dressing, since I mostly live on salads!
I think I'll try the brownies with coconut oil if that makes them taste better.
Thanks Sue for the recipe!
always ..better safe than sorry...
And Keith.. must have been ABSOLUTELY wonderful growing up in your parents greenhouse ( if not then.. looking back now)
Your advice is always welcome to me.. I can try and see if it fits to my way or with some small changes fits into the way I grow or my conditions... 
