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That sucks for michigan. Sorry...I will smoke one for you guys.

Looking good man...makes the mouth water...

Sounds like a lot of work...lol...I like both products but given the amount you have...I'd make some oil and the rest bubble.

Oh and I recommend 600w lights. I use to use 1000w but realized that 600w lights are much more efficient.

A duct blower would work very well to pull the air out. for general exhaust you want something that will move all of the air from your room out in about 5 minutes. To control heat it is better to move it faster than that. All inline fans have a cfm rating. For example, I use 435 cfm fans...

If you can control the temps...the more lights/focal points the better.

Thanks Turm, I appreciate it. I generally pull about 3 oz per plant from each 600w light with a five week veg. It really depends on the strain. I have pulled more but never less than avg 3 oz per plant using this method. This is why I never went back to just letting the plants grow...

Throughout the flowering cycle I cut off anything below my canopy that isn't getting light. The plant will direct its energy where it is needed most and the parts that get the light need the energy the most. Photosynthesis, flower production, trichome production....they will all be better in...

They need some nutrients...and a new place to live pretty soon,

You want to dry in 65-75 degrees and Rh 45-55%. If the temps are higher it will take shorter to dry. Cooler temps longer dry. Less humidity shorter, more humidity longer and chance of mold goes up.

You can keep it as close as possible as long as it doesn't overheat your plants. I always try to keep my light no more than 1 ft from my plants. at one foot you are actually getting the lumen output the bulb is rated for. I exhaust my 600s and can keep them 4-6 inches from my plants. Google...

I recommend doing a bit of research before you harvest, dry, and cure. If not, you could waste all of the time you have put into this already. If you dry too quickly the plant will be harsh and the psychoactive properties will not be nearly as good as when done correctly. On the fllip side...

This will be interesting. I will watch to see where it goes. I am a fan of LST, check out my grow if you get a chance. Good luck and happy growing! :eyesmoke:

I like to tie my bitches down too...looks good!

I tried the 24 hours of darkness before but beware...it can cause botrytis. Happened to me once...however...I do recommend harvesting at the end of the dark cycle. I have always heard that the cannabinoid levels are higher at the end of the dark cycle because the plant rebuilds them in order...

Also...how long have they been in those cups?

looking good and I don't mind the sideways pics. Makes my wife look at me funny when I pick up the monitor and turn it sideways.....

I like it. Good start to a first grow. You will learn a lot as you go along and my best advice to you is be patient. I recommend not trimming too much in veg unless that particular foliage is badly damaged. (like 50% or more) trimming for light absorbtion (if you do) IMO isn't beneficial...

They need nutrients. Those clones may be 4 weeks old to you but to them they are as old as their mother. So in reality they are much older than 4 weeks and more than ready to grow.

I change to bloom nutrients at the end of the first week of 12/12. The first week or two is considered transition and the plants really grow a lot of roots and foliage during this stretching period. I have changed the nutrients when I changed the lights, I have changed at the end of week two...