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Yeah lmao! I don't blame you!

Always check ph from any water source. Rain is always slightly acidic because it mixes with naturally occurring oxides in the air. Unpolluted rain would have a pH value of between 5 and 6...

Awwww...c'mon.:mrgreen:

Snow water is rain water, sure it's good. Just let it melt and warm up.

The best indication of maturity and harvest time is supposed to be the tricomes. If they are clear it's not ready. If most are cloudy and a few amber then harvesting will give more of an "up" high. If more are amber than cloudy you will have a stoney or couch lock effect.

This is pretty cool. Jurors find HIV patient needed to use marijuana | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle

Same here.

It could be, but without pics theres really no way to tell you for sure.

By the way, they are called cotyledons. At a month old they wont need them anymore.

Those are not true leaves, The plant uses those for nourishment until it can produce enough of it's own food through photosyntheses.

By keeping the lights as close to your plants as possible without burning them. Thats what works for me.

It certainly seem that way sometimes!

If the natural light is not direct sunlight it will cause stretching.

I would say you can veg for a little while with those lights but they will need to be within 1-2 inches from your plants and you need a fan on them, blowing very gentle for now because they are stretched.

Yeah, I'm unsure of the strain, I'll go by the tricome change but it seems to be flowering fast. I hope Its a 7-8 week strain :mrgreen: but whatever, I'll wait till its done.

Thanks! Here is a quick update, Three weeks 12/12.

There are a few politicians that pop up in Dutch government from time to time who try to curtail freedoms but the Dutch people don't tolerate them for long.

Interesting. Dutch news - Smoking Ban Does Not Apply to Cannabis

I have been using MG nutes, both all purpose for veg and bloom booster for flowering, just takes a light touch. I don't mind telling anyone. Here are my results.https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/57701-mini-grow-journal.html

Skunk #11 can take up to 11 weeks according to several seed catalogs.