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Ye they are stretching a little. Will adjust the lights, good call :) Am not a big fan of stressing plants during flowering stage so i would prefer to get clones before starting flower. Have never really done much LST, this might be an opportunity to experiment with that. Tks for the...

They look pretty happy! Surprised to see how uniformly they are growing, considering all different seeds... Few questions if i may... by "pinching off" do u mean topping, or taking clones? Is this all with just natural light, or do u have some artificial light in there too? Assuming the...

Are you not able to lower the light rails? Surely they should be right over ur plants since u shouldn't get heat issues with led's.

It depends on your soil. The soil I use has quite a lot of nutrients in it so sometimes i don't even need to add nutes during veg at all. If you start 14-17 days in, then definitely go with a low dosage, that way u won't harm ur plants and u can observe the changes over the following days. As a...

That's a totally valid point. Not only is it nice to try different flavours, also you develop a tolerance to a particular strain after smoking it for a while. Since there are hundreds of different psychoactive substances that any given plant can contain, it's definitely nice if you have a...

Think of it like a baby learning to walk, they are wobbly and shaky at first but once they're happy with everything then it's not long til they start running at full speed. I couldn't see it in the pics - i assume u have air extraction in that tent?

Cool. I have a Barney's Farm plant also it's Vanilla Kush. Had some positive experiences with Barney's Farm in the past. Let's hope we get some sexy females!

ok fair enough, I'm just a noobie dirt grower, haven't tried anything else (yet!) so i guess u need to be pretty clued up about nutrients and plants requirements etc... if u gonna grow like this.

Hi there my botanical friends, I have a Super Skunk from Sensi Seeds and a Vanilla Kush from Barney's Farm both grown from seed. I want to put them in the flowering room in about 3 weeks. They are supposed to both be feminized so I want to take at least 1 clone from each plant before putting...

generally speaking you do NOT want water running out the bottom of the pot. It means you're watering too much and flushing nutrients out of the soil. However if you have a tray underneath, the plant will suck the run-off back up so it's nice to have, but not essential by any means. Better to...

I have seen prices even higher than 10 dollars per seed. Jack Herer feminized seems to be an expensive strain. And to be honest I don't mind paying a little extra to be sure i'm going to get a good grow. Let's say i pay 20 dollars for a great seed + 3 months of electricity to grow it out and...

nope. No cause for alarm. Feel free to provide us more info on ur set up. Looks like quite a large pot for a seedling so be careful not to over-water.

if ur at week 5 or 6 into flowering then u could probably go with adding some nutes. Otherwise if your at week 7+ then all is well.

Looks pretty normal.. you must be close to harvest window

is it common to grow in 100% perlite? I never heard of it and tbh i can't see it working out well in the long run.

wow what a funny lookin plant! U got the opposite of stretch. Yeah i would go with raising the lights a bit, them nodes are a little bit too dense. Then again, it should open up nicely once u flip the lights...

I was able to successfully kill off spider mites on my current grow. Used a product designed for treating hair lice which you should be able to get at your local chemist. It contains the chemical mentioned by Dr. Who : Pyrethrin. That kills lice and it kills spider mites too. It does not damage...

ah there it is 1050724

dam i took too many pics, won't let me upload any more. Got 5 more pics to show incl. the one with the papery, curled-up leaf. Maybe tomorrow :)

coming up to 5 weeks of flowering. All is well I think, at least much better than when I started this thread. Any comments on the yellowing tips and the curled-up, papery leaf?