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for what its worth, here is the article I was referencing: http://www.hightimes.com/read/key-points-harvest-time it was the starches and sugers that go down to the roots in dark period(according to this article, I have no f***ing clue to be honest.) 'Timing the harvest is Paramount to the...

not sure what their international shipping is. theres gotta be something in NZ that has them tho. check your local hardware store.

Here is a link to a 4 in 1 light bulb splitter at amazon. There's a few different options to go with from there. They are cheap http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00HZV2938/ref=pd_aw_sims_2?pi=SL500_SS115&simLd=1

That plant looks like a seedling. You'll be lucky to get a gram or 2. Id let it double or triple in size before doing anything

the hairs look all white. maybe another week or 2. looks great. strain?

are you still doing the bloom off? would like to see how it turns out

If they ask why, just say u are running electric heaters for the winter

Hey so now I remember reading that thread before I bought the lights. I think seeing what you had there was enough or me to pull the trigger. There wasn't a whole lot on g8 that I could find besides yours. There was a small feature in a high times equipment guide(here I go selling lights again)...

Wow thanks for your time explaining that. I will definitely check out that thread. Can I ask u a quick question... I have the UFO and full spectrum right next to each other. Having the 2 plants, I'm not sure the best positioning below the 2 lights. Right now I have one directly below the UFO...

Ya I read it's best to chop the plant down after a dark period. They said the plant sends a bunch of stuff(I forget exactly what) down into the roots at night. And it's best to cut before that stuff goes back up into the plant during the day.

I agree that it looks done. Nice grow. Now for the fun part...trimming

Dang, what do you work for Cree bulbs? Just kidding. Look not trying to start a pissing contest here. Thought it was pretty clear when I said in original post that the different color diodes looked cool that I am nothing more than a novice. This was my first venture outside of the newbie forum...

I don't know about all that. But we shall see what it does with these 2 plants. If it's shitty, I'm not going to continue to use it. Plain and simple. All I know is I've seen with my own eyes that it is an effective veg light. Flower? To be determined.

Ha, anyone familiar with the newbie thread will know that no company wants me as their spokesman. But hey, some people just love to play the role of internet message board detective. I bet if I went down the thread list, 90% of all threads the poster will say what equipment they are using. And...

Just a happy customer. So far anyway

Ya I'm learning that it is a pretty resilient plant.

Shoot I knew that, just testin you. :dunce: Thanks for the help. Guess I did it correctly without realizing it

Ha! I don't know to be honest. The first time I did this I was able to get for the most part just the plant and roots out of the 1 gal pot, with a lot less soil. I think this time there was just more root so it held together. If that's normal procedure, great. That's pretty easy. Always thought...

No, I cut the 1 gallon pot from top to bottom on 2 opposite sides. That let me fold the 2 sides right off and the soil held the shape of the pot and was filled with root. So I just put the whole thing into fresh soil. Leaving a core of old soil inside the new soil. Haha I'm not explaining it...

Also, will need to transplant it into a bigger pot. And when he does, tell him to bury it almost where the first leaves start. That stem is a bit long and stretchy. Could help if the plant was closer to the bulb, but not close enough to burn