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Mr. Cervantes also says a 20% bigger yield by using molasses

dude first pic tells all

i like your style bro

i hope your hands feel better...

if the company's feeding shedule does not help you, wtf are we going to do for you?? i mean the schedule lays it all out there by week and which product to use each week.

wow, those are bushy...nice you'll be pleasantly surprised with the end result!

right on bro...the tuck is the key

no, you should keep them together. just look at your question...obviously you know there is a chance they will get pollinated so why would you keep them together unless you wanted them to do it. the previous 2 are right...you don't have to move them yet.

i'm sure your mission in life from the higher power is not to troll on forums looking for other people's problems to solve. Or, maybe it is because why else would you keep coming to this guy's thread and checking to see what my response will be? don't play coy either, yeah problems...pretty...

i'm with stupid whatever helps the cause

atta boy balloon...i'm pulling a finger for ya

i'm over it

hahahahe he oooooohhhh it was originally funny, then i just felt bad for laughing

fair enough

this was cleared up on page 3 by me i feel for the OP as well for having to read through that

don't stick your feet in this shit...you don't know what has gone down and you have enough problems on your hands it sounds like

yes, 12 inch pots are large enough for mature plants...i've heard of mature plants in dixie cups even of course, the smaller the pot, the smaller the plant

i have an easy solution mark off a 3.2 x 3.2 area and place 12 inch pots in the area count how many pots you have placed in the 3.2 x 3.2 area this is how many will fit

i'm with fdd glass all the way