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When you say a 4 ft 5k lumen led, at that price it sounds like an led shop light. You can grow with those, however you will need more than one led light that draws 50 or so watts. In a 4x4 you should be blasting it with 400-550 watts of led during flower. You can get by with half that during veg.

Always go with the largest pot you can fit in your space. Your plant will have a larger root system which will accelerate growth, nutrient uptake, and just give it a better opportunity to reach it's full potential.

Those are nice looking little plants. Perfect size for a stealthy patio grow.

You dug up a really old thread mrpeachy. If you end up with seeds due to stress or Hermie, and are growing for personal use, why not try to pop them. No harm in trying. Just be aware the plants are more likely to herm on you due to their genes.

Hrh beat me to it. Litmus paper is the ticket. Disposable, accurate, and easy. A roll lasts longer than a cheap small bottle of calibration solution and costs less. A perfect solution to scratch your penny pinching itch :eyesmoke:

Well done! Did yo go through the plant and clip off all the nanners after you found them or just let it roll?

Hit them with a neem oil based insecticide - fungicide. Garden safe fungicide 3 will take out mold mildew n bugs. Is organic and available at most big box stores for around 5 bux. Spray the whole plant top and bottom of the leaves. You may have to apply more than once.

Lots of leaf eating bugs. Are you growing outside it in?

Yes. 8-24 hours. Prefer a shorter soak time. Couple ounces of room temp water and a couple drops of hydrogen peroxide are what I use to soak them in.

Easy way to fix em, plant some hemp. Let them steal it, grow that shiz out n smoke it. :fire: in the meantime if you know where the plants are, hit them with some weed killer in the middle of the night if they are outside.

Nothing. Just water. I like to start in peat pellets, they go into a solo cup with a mix of seed starter mix n dirt a couple days after they have their first set of leaves. The dirt gives them enough food to last until transplanted to their next and final pot.

Spiders, love them or hate them, they are your best friend in the garden. They kill all the pests. Just be sure to remember to look for them when it is harvest time.

That is sad news. Sorry for your loss.

Nice looking harem!!! If you think they are done, take a pic, wait another week, take another pic from the same spot and angle, then compare. If the buds don't pack on any more size, chop chop.

Looks like you put it in the ground. Do you have heavy compacted soil with perhaps lots of clay? If so you may not have good drainage unless you added some gravel, sand, mulch, or pearlite to help move water along.

I prefer peat pellets or dirt. Seeds can push themselves out of rock wool.

Some plants just take forever to ripen. At this point you may let them keep going. I just harvested 2 that took almost a month after flipping to 12/12 to start flowering. Chopped at day 99...could have let one of them go another week or 2.

They look a little hungry. Feed them.

They look nice. Without seeing the tricombs, I would say they have no less than two weeks to go. Lots of hairs that have not turned color.

At one week I would not spray. Orange red bugs? Look at them closely. You may have mites. Some are good some are bad. If you can post a pic, there are a few guys here that will set you straight. Spraying the soil will kill both bugs. It will also kill off beneficial microbes in your soil so you...