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Today the rock wool seemed a little on the dry side so a light nutrient solution was dripped over it until desired moisture level was reached. Any feed back would be great. In exchange we will be supplying a full tutorial whether it is a success or not. We figure if there are those out there that care as much as we do there is no way we can fail. And we have high hopes for the future of auto flowers. Thanks in advance AFN!!!





