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Keep on keepin' on! Whats your temps and humidity like?

Love me some Slightly Stoopid.

Lookin' good. Should have signs of sex any day now

I can't really see any pistils in the photos, but they aren't close enough either. You probably just have secondary branches. Keep watching that node right below the main top and I expect you will see some hairs fairly soon.

CEC is basically the ability of soil to hold certain nutrients(the ones that are cations, like K, Ca, Mg, etc.). A cation is a positively charged ion and it is attracted to really small particles, like those found in clay soils or organic materials such as Humus. The CEC level of different types...

Lookin good AP!

Looks good Ace. I'll be watching this one. I also got the blue kush freebie and plan to pop it within the next two weeks. How long did you let your soil cook that went into the bottom of the pots?

I also have cold night temps.. around 58-60 degrees. Im growing several varieties in the tent, mostly hybrids, but the ones that really show the purple(lack of chlorophyll) are the Durban Poisons. You can tell its not a genetic purple, but a response to the cold.. interveinal purpling. I guess...

Maybe they grew closer to the lights? Count me as one more who thinks it is probably heat related from the pics. Do you have a thermometer in there?

Thanks.. My worms came in peat, so there is some in there. I went with corrugated cardboard since I read it was easier to control moisture that is often associated with plastic bins. I'll have to try out peat on my next one. More people just moved in with us, so more food scraps means I need...

Just to touch on what you guys were talking about earlier this week.. In addition to providing the beneficial microbes that Hyroot mentioned, and the water holding capacity that Hize mentioned, one of the most important parts of what Worm castings do is improve the Cation Exchange Capacity of...

That's funny. I'm letting my wife pick two plants to grow along with me this time around and she picked the grizzly purple kush as one of them. I guess women like pretty things :) I also got the X-mas promo, and I gotta say, one of the ones that looks interesting to me is the Starbud. Anyone ran...

If it was crawling with beetles and centipedes, its probably pretty good stuff. They feed on smaller organisms, that in turn feed on the micro organisms. If the micros weren't plentiful, the larger creatures wouldn't be either. With 11 manures, its tough to say how strong or "hot" the compost...

One of the tastiest strains I've ever grown came from Fed seeds.. Cotton Candy x Romulan. Of course, thats been over 12 years so I can't say much for their germ rates now. 12 out of 12 popped back then. I'd look elsewhere these days. The word is Next Gen's Cotton Candy was just Spice of Life's...

I ordered some Honey Bananas on the 5th. I was really interested in the Gummy Bears, but figured since they were free, I'd try out the honey bananas too. I just received my package yesterday. Cant wait to get some of these guys popped! Due to the promotion from Elemental, I was able to get Honey...

There's a problem with heat/nutes etc. I'm not about to start guessing the problem without knowing your environment, but I'd start by checking your PH. BTW, whats the temps in there?

As long as you give them 12 hours of UNINTERRUPTED darkness, you will be fine. I expect you will see signs of sex within a week. Make sure you don't have light leaking inside your tent during the dark cycle. Be patient and please don't flip the light on during the dark cycle. If you need to work...

I'd let your plants tell you that. From the pics(mind you, color can be hard to tell because of lighting, etc), it looks like NL is really healthy. The Berry Bomb looks like it has some nute burn already and looks a big dark, so you may ease up on that. The main difference you need to pay...

Well, if its been on 24/0 and has buds like that, its an auto. Topping it won't have set you back much. I just ordered some Berry Bomb(non-auto) from them a week ago, so lets hope I don't run into the same issue.

Im not sure that the answer to that question makes any difference. I've never left males hanging around so I don't know. Maybe one of the breeders hanging around here can answer that, but I would imagine any risk of that sack opening would be enough to remove it from the garden, whether in veg...