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an experienced grower with the right conditions and right strain can get 3+ zips per on an indoor grow. outdoors tend to yield more because there aren't any height restrictions and sunlight is very potent. i can see you gettin maybe 3-4 zips per if you treated those girls right.

my first impression of the 4th pic was that it's a male but like earlymorninstinepeomp said, wow that was a bitch to type out lol, i've seen some plants that i thought were male no doubt but turned out female so it's hard to tell at this point. how long have you been flowering them? they usually...

i'd def be interested in that

it will def make the most out of your light but as to the actual benefit i have no idea. i haven't done a grow without it.

yea i agree with roll8. the hps light you have is much more powerful so i would switch it a week or two before flowering.

Fox farm nutes are great for beginners and even experienced growers. i think what that guy meant was that there are other nutrient lines that let you mix a wider range of nutrient solutions that are better suited to one's own environment, strain, etc.

looks like you got a sweet setup bro. keep up the good work

with fox farm nutes i just mix all three of them with water. you shouldn't have to make two separate jugs. there are some people on here who use bottled water, or you can get a filtration system for your tap, or just leave the jug of water open for a day so the chlorine evaporates. if you get...

that depends on how much room you have to let the plant grow. they will typically double and sometimes even triple in size. another problem that arises when you let the grow very big is that the dense vegetative growth up top inhibits the light from penetrating down to the bottom.

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exactly what he said. the biggest things to watch out for would probably be never let water anywhere near the ballasts, make sure all connections are properly insulated, get a surge protector, never use a light system that is damaged in any way, and don't just replace the breakers in your house...

the only reason you would need a dehumidifier is if your relative humidity is very high. like vic vicious said get a hygrometer to measure the humidity

you can flower it at any time but the sooner you do the more your yield will suffer.

i haven't used the happy frog potting soil but i have used ocean forest and had absolutely no problems with it

like everyone else said insulate it or get some plastic sheeting and secure it to the inside of your shed i.e. the roof and the walls. another option would be to get a dehumidifier which will get rid of the moisture but be careful that it doesn't drop you humidity too low.

there are too many factors to guess your yield. a good guess would be about 1-2oz per plant dried or if you have experience maybe even 3 or more zips per plant

you could use the cash to buy a prepaid visa gift card and then order your light online. i used to work at home depot and they don't have anything useful for growing.

she looks great. what kind of lights and nutes are you using?

http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf from fox farm's website: they show big bloom being used in the 3rd and 4th week of flowering

the plant still looks like it needs another 3+ weeks. how long have you been flowering it for?