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thanks!! here are some trich shots from today. it's hard for me to tell which is clear / milky / amber. maybe you can help. although the shots are not amazing. thanks again

wow, lots of disinformation on this thread you should NOT let your coco go dry. This will cause nutrition and pH problems. lower your pH - coco is hydro - you want it @ 5.8 just like hydro, not 6.5 like soil. what ppm do you give them?

heya, just checking up here if anyone can help with an estimate. it's been one week since i took the pics, so it's almost 10 weeks now.

so, i'm nearing ten weeks already. this strain (hindu kush growing in coco, seeds started feb 28, 12/12 on apr 14) is supposed to be a 6-8 weeker! i know it's never right, but isn't it too much already? some of the popcorn buds seem ready, but the bigger colas seem like they're gonna take a...

Well, it is true that the more buds are dispersed on the plant, in terms of height, (i.e instead of one cola that's highest on the plant, multiple colas on equal height), each cola will be smaller (in weight and size), but they say that for some or most strains, the sum of all these colas will...

one looks good. the others look dead i'm afraid. i'm guessing you transplanted them bear roots? if so you probably damaged it irreparably during transplant. got any more seeds?

no, it's not bad at all. i had a bit of mag problem at first, but solved it with a bit of epsom. never came back for all i know. i did have other problems which i'm still not sure about (weak roots, and i never really figuered out the watering issue), but, yeah... people get it really well, esp...

I recommend coco for both of you. It's much easier to manage pH wise, and very tolerant.

yes i agree this is pH problems that's what I said. I made a little experiment for you OP, I took some RO water and put some biogrow in it, 1300EC (that's a lot). an equivalent EC (which is probably much less food actually, since organics do not measure well in EC and I actually didn't measure...

right ok, yeah. sorry dude, i was wrong about that i guess. and yeah i think you should. read about micro-grows. guys can pull off real nice yields with just clfs in those. like even 1gram per watt. they really know their shit though. otherwise you will likely score kinda low for the risk and...

dude no offence or anything but that font size is kinda rude, isn't it?

yep that plant looks very good. you can grow with cfls but remember - keep your plant short and your bulbs as close as possible! cfls are no good with 3 feet plants. flower them early, even right now, and tie them down if you have to, to keep the plant short and compact. it will be good :)

no worries about neem in flowering, even up to harvest day the worst thing it will do is give a slightly bad taste, much better than losing your crop to bugs anyway.

tie them down

yeah it probably is... you should read again what I wrote here before... It might help.

well it looks like it will soon reveal its sex indeed. The best way i can guess the sex is in that the male sacks are usually hanging, like on a thread from the node, while the female parts will be more "built" on the surface of the node.

i think it means like if you're going on an 'aggressive' nutrient formula, high ppms etc.

any kind, we're listing them actually. keep it up!

bumping this is important

please for finished grows only, name your strain and breeder, and days in 12/12 (point out if it was 12/12 from seed/clone)