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The whole video is in reverse.  

  No, Sorry, I really need to start keeping better records of acquisitions. I plan on getting all new stock directly from Dave this fall.

I have currently 3 Bhutlah strains growing this year. CS, SM and DM. If I get some decent lines of chocolate Bhuts and Douglahs I may work on my own strain. Thus far, the DM is a favorite of the bhutlahs. but you cant go wrong with any of them.

I see nutrient deficiencies as well as some possible environmental issues. What are you feeding if anything?     A detailed description of your grow would be most helpful in making any recommendations. Included any reasoning used to make your decisions in any part of your grow.

I am familiar with the Bhutlah DM and am growing several of them. However, I would grow both of space was no issue. If I had to choose, I would go DM cause bbn I already know I and is very hot and equally tasty.

I didn't realize this was a hydro grow which I am at a disadvantage on advice. However, the humidity on the high side is rather high and would best be kept in the low range. I am also going to go out on a limb and recommend water temps to be lower. As far as nutrients, A&B means nest to nothing...

what are your temps, humidity readings? what are you feeding if anything? may be time to put in larger pots with media.

Nicely done!  

You have posted this twice in 2 separate threads. It is not helpful to post simple statements such as this without going into details and/or making everyone Google the subject.

Great! I have those in my grow this year and have not gotten around to source any info on them. This helps immensely. Mine wants to flower like a tabasco plant.

  The plant will make up for the lost bottom growth.

Although it is not the same or close to the same. it would work as an aggregate. It also has water retention properties as it is designed as a total plant media, which may or may not be of benefit depending on your climate and growing conditions. It may be better than nothing. It really all...

  I totally agree that flowering is no indication of nutritional health. However, to bring forth all of the flowers to fruition while maintaining ultimate plant health would require a plant capable of nutrient uptake. the question then is, and let use humanology as the model. When a woman...

  The above does bring into question a question.   I have in the past allowed plants to flower at will once outside. And never having done it differently allows for a possible discussion of theoretical outcomes and or of proven testing. I am constantly evolving my grow and cannot equate what is...

  I agree, they do tend to have more flavor then heat, but that, in their case is not a bad thing.               Allowing them to flower because of their maturity. I will continue to over winter this one because of the unique  plant structure and because I know it grows true.

  I have those this year as well. but who knows till they pod up and ripen. See glog for more info.

  We don't need to swap, I am happy with my 7PB and it is one of a few that I grow that is not chocolate. PM your addy and I will send you seed after harvest. I will be isolating from last years plant for seed stock.