Howzit?

Folks used to let their water sit to let the Chlorine gas dissipate.
Letting your water sit overnight is counterproductive nowadays.
Very few water companies use chlorine gas.
They have switched disinfectants and most now use a compound called Chloramine.
Letting the water sit does not remove the chloramine, but does let all the dissolved air escape.
That is a bad thing.
Fortunately, Chloramine is actually beneficial for our plants, it kills pythiums and harmful bacteria.
So, fill your watering can from an aerated spigot and apply forthwith.

No worry about the light, those last two survivors will enjoy the elbow room.

New folks are quite limited here.
Actually, us old timers are quite limited here as well.
No Private messaging, no visitor messaging, etc.
Most of the good growers have fled to other boards.
You could google their screen names to find them if you wish.
Or, jus' settle for what you can do here.

Grow on,
Weezard
Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . Need help, don't smoke but attempting to grow! Hey all! I'm new to growing and pretty much anything cannabis ;p Because of my ignorance for my first time grow I germinated 5 seeds 2 weeks ago and am now trying to figure these ladies (hopefully) out. Needless to say they are only now getting their third set of leaves and it's slow going! It's been a bumpy road and I've researched like a crazy lady but still have questions. First: Lighting was not optimal in the begining and probably still isn't. Using 4 CFL 100W daylight bulbs 6500K about 4 Rating: 5