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There should be a little pencil in the top left corner of the picture, this will give you the option to size the thumbnail. edit: never mind I don't see that option anymore.

You could go 11 light 13 dark for a day then revert back to 12/12, that normally kicks my stragglers into flowering.

Best thing to do is make sure your place looks pristine. The better it looks on the surface the less likely they will really look around. A garbage bag loosely over the ladies won't hurt them for 6-8 hours and really cuts down on the smell. I had mine stuffed in the corner of the closet with a...

Those look like male pollen sacs, you could just pull them off. Then scour the plant if you see more then 10 pull the sucker. But if it's just a few you could just isolate it for a few days, to see which way it goes. If it was stressed in some way into herming you could wait another day or two...

It certainly does help, most of my problems arouse last time with a change in the weather, the cooler temps played havoc with my watering/feeding schedule. This time I've tried to keep the temps up in the high 70's to help dry the pots out faster.

I've done mine as late as 4 weeks into flowering. The biggest issue I've faced is that after a couple weeks into flowering the root system is mostly done growing as the plant is focusing on bud production. If you put it in a bigger pot, the plant may put more effort into the root system...

Are you using tap water? I think you're on the right track with mag, the question is, is it from a straight def or is it an OD of another nute or a ph issue that's locking out mag.

A lot lot more, I tend to build up a tolerance to a specific strain in a month or two of usage.

Distilled is nearly the same, it's been stripped of most of the macros nutrients like calcium and magnesium. Personally I just leave the foliage on until you can pull the leaf off, which is a gentle tug down on the leaf. Chances are a dead leaf isn't going to be blocking much light anyway and if...

copy/paste, http://www.420magazine.com/forums/problems-pests-disease-control/81275-cannabis-plant-pest-problem-solver-pictorial.html Are you using RO water? if so you should be suplementing cal/mag Edit: here's another really good one with more pics. http://growweedeasy.com/marijuana-symptoms

That late in flowering I wouldn't expect much more root growth.

I would advise staying away from the miracle grow "moisture control", from personal experience it seems cause more problems then it's worth. I think the biggest issue with most of the MG's is the time released nutrients. I've used Scott's "super soil" which I believe is a subsidiary of the MG...

This Kandy Kush x Skunk required more attention using my current LST method of just pulling the main cola down until the other branches catch up. With it having three branches per interval, I ended up having to tie down a few branches as well. This is at 28 days of flowering.

Current grow at day 28 of flowering using a 400w HPS the entire grow. I've been trying out different nutrients, which is why they look all beat up I just haven't dialed it in yet.

One of my own abominations "seeds", (Skunk x AK47) x Grapefruit Krush at 28 days.

Yep my journals are gone, well I guess I have less to be paranoid about now.

Here's the one I'm working with, hoping to get a few seeds from, just too see if I can get another. I just switched into flower on her today, she's a bit bigger now still with three branches.

Right on, sound like you got the plan. That's what I've settled in at as well, around 6 week veg.

Nice, some good strains there, it should look awesome awesome in flower. I kind of wish I had some room to go bigger, but then I think of how time intensive a 3x3 is and I think again, all though it still would be sweet. Happy growing.

I kind of prefer the leaf high more in the day time as it's often very mellow and short lived. My stronger stuff is almost like edibles, 1 hit is good for 5-6 hours, that's just to long sometimes. High CBD strains I find have a very similar high, very mild but they tend to last longer.