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I topped them a couple of days ago. How soon can I go back to giving nutes?

I've got 3 girls that have been vegging a couple of weeks. I just transferred 2 of them yesterday into bigger pots. I've noticed growth since the transfer so I presume there wasn't much stress to the plants. Would I be doing myself a disservice by topping so soon after a transfer or will I be fine?

They look like some sort of mite. They're either black or dark brown and very tiny. They aren't actually on the leaves, they're only in the soil so that's where I sprayed the neem oil (ortho brand). I've been trying to look up other methods to try. My grow is organic so I'm trying to keep it...

When I was going to transplant my plant into a bigger pot I noticed a bit of a pest problem in the soil. I tried using this neem oil shit I got from the store and had no success so I've got to find another resolution. With that being said, was I right in waiting to try to get rid of the pest...

Was it the lights or the genetics that were the problem?

Looks good. I too have a couple of bag seeds I'm running before I get into the good genes myself. I've grown autos before but this is my first run with photos.

What's the most pants you could get under that light say using 3 gal or smaller pots? I too was looking at this light for flowering no more than 4 plants.

Ive got some seeds I just started..hopefully but the time it is time to flower my grow room will be constructed and I will be able to get that 600 watt HPS. I was a little worried about the electric bill so i was looking to go the LED route but after seeing what the bill is on 20/4 with the t5 I...

Oh yeah I know what you mean. I meant in terms of me not having as much light as possible reflecting on the plant. We were supposed to build a closet because my cousin does contractor work but it has yet to be done. I just have Mylar hanging around the lights

yeah I know I can't get great results because my set up is pretty shitty. It also doesn't help that I have a couple leaks for light to get out because of my shitty set up. How big is your grow area? That's a lot of lights lol

I've decided I'm going to stay away from the built in ballasts. I found a 600 watter with a remote ballast that I've got my eye on for maybe 10 bucks more. It comes with one of those batwing reflectors tho..are those things any good?

I want to get a new light for flower but with limited funds I have been having to make due with my t5. I used 2 red and 2 blue spectrum (54 watt bulbs) for flower. Would a complete red spectrum make better buds until I can get an HPS or LED? Any thoughts or suggestions? Still a new guy...

I originally thought I had spider mites but these fuckers I have I am starting to notice like staying in the dirt, not under the plant. It's almost time to cut but these fuckers are a hindrance jjust like the heat has been, as I've had to add an additional fan. Has anybody ever seen mites that...

hahahahaha good one. But that makes great sense. I thought it was the bulb that generated the most heat..so it's actually the ballast that does? Or both?

I definitely want to upgrade my t5 set up..I've been looking at HPS light 250 watt and 400 watt lights. Is there a difference between the two in terms of performance?

yes it is very odd..there's gotta be a million of those little fuckers crawling on the soil and around the pot but I haven't seen one pest on the plant.

Thanks a lot. I just read up on that stuff. Where can you buy lady bugs? A pet store? And I am assuming you are growing indoors like me as well?

I left for the Memorial Day weekend and returned yesterday. My plant has grown beautifully and i estimate to have about a week or two more, but I've noticed I've got a little spider mite problem. I haven't seen them climbing under the leaves really, which is weird to me since I read they feed on...

I don't do anymore than 3 plants under my 4 foot 4 bulb fixture. I would say if you're growing more than 3 plants to definitely get 6-8 bulbs.

Sounds good to me..my only thing is I think molasses should only be used when mixed in water, not in the soil directly.