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I find that DWC goes hand in hand with CFL. You should find that mutated leaf tip and update with a pic lol lookin good mang, as mentioned, you should research low stress training, it can even be done in flowering.

I did have a lot to say about that previous remark, but I've consolidated my thoughts. I've asked for opinions and feedback; I do not appreciate blatant claims, they're what fills up a journal with junk, I don't want my journal full of spam. Daily, I see what there is new for me to learn, and if...

maybe you failed to even read the first post of this thread, Friday was designated as the day to update. if you don't have the time to post Friday's Pictures, then don't post because your not following the criteria! If you want DAILY updates then go join a thread that does not specifically say...

are you in hydroponics or soil? 2 weeks is a very long time to flush. opinions have had a tendency to favor a much shorter flushing period.

Just a word of advice, i don't suggest trying any lst or many other techniques have you not already grown weed naturally and unaltered. Otherwise, the important thing to understand about lst is how each shoot will grow perpendicular resulting in tops. Strategy is key when it comes to...

i'm not gonna lie, you probably only need one of those lights for now, right above the plant. wait awhile before introducing too much light, 5 23w for a seedling is overkill.

cmon guys, you should be updating on FRIDAY. I wouldn't be subscribed otherwise, I would simply stay on the DWC Grow Club thread if people were gonna post pics whenever they want.

Brinklan, this thread for the most part is used to show off our dwc setups and crops. Assistance may be properly acquired should you post a thread within the corresponding category, for example plant problems. I'm not interested in reading that huge post, but I am here to drop some eye candy...

oh? i do not trim all the fan leaves btw, which as a matter of fact is not at all uncommon practice for European growers. i understand that the leaves are used for photosynthesis.. but do you install solar panels under your porch? I've done plenty of research, and have experimented myself and...

yeah well unless some of you have been living in closets (like our flowering females), you should know that girls are used to a little trimming once in awhile. i'm not getting into a big debate on whether to trim or not, but i look at it like this. Canopy=Surface Area Disregarding penetrative...

dude, don't quick dry your weed, resist it. you gotta cure it, let alone dry it properly. i wouldn't suggest taking any shortcuts without drying at least for 2 days. your wasting your bud, honestly.

the plant was grown out about a foot, then lst'd under a screen, fastened to, and only inches above, the lid. from this point i let it veg for a month. now i have 50+ decent tops.

i don't find it at all unreasonable to suggest someone search for their answers as opposed to expect them to be delivered

i wouldn't suggest any type of habitual foliar feeding. when my buds were just forming, i used a bud spray called Growth Max. it left a dark residue so a week later i sprayed each bud again but with fresh water, shook each shoot and then let an oscillating fan take care of the rest. i would try...

yo here's a shot of the canopy today, will update tonight with some more pics.

you should have buds long before the 4th week.

to my knowledge, there are no serious drawbacks when it comes to lst.

thanks for details. i knew how important dryness was when it comes to curing, but this time around since im flowering under the sun im gonna take the extra precautions mentioned ;)

yo im almost 4 weeks into flowering under the sun, texada timewarp if i'm not mistaken. wooord p.s. put a new screen on today, have got more tieing down to do. what are your opinions on tieing down while in flowering? what are your thoughts on the energy it may take to upright each shoot?

negative; i move the plant inside and out everyday, and use the grow closet to control flowering. 90% of the time when the plant is in light, it is under the sun :) i do however always rely on cfl for indoor.