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I stumbled onto this information while reading about Kush on Wikipedia. This was included in the article: Congressman Mark Kirk, a Republican member of the House of Representatives from Illinois, introduced legislation to increase the penalties for selling kush.[5] The High-Potency Marijuana...

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The most important thing to consider is the spectrum of the bulb. If it's not a usable spectrum for the plant, then it won't do you any good. Aim for 5500k for vegging and 3000 for flowering. The higher the wattage of the bulb, the higher your lumen to watt ratio will be, so you're almost...

Very odd. I wish I could help here, but I've never experienced this issue before. Hopefully this will bring up your post, and an outdoor grower can take a look.

Garden looks very nice. Just to clarify, you're saying that your buds went from small to large, and then back to small again? And you didn't get baked, smoke them and then forget, right?

I would have to agree with that. Looks like a mixture of nutrient deficiencies. Start out with around half strength and see how they react. Keep the PH up around 6.8 so they can absorb the food.

Also, the lighting that you have right now should be fine during the seedling stage, but you'll need a HID bulb once they get bigger, and for flowering for sure.

It sounds like you're trying to make a cake, and all you have is ketchup, potatoes and a blender. It's just not going to work as easily as if you started over with the correct ingredients. Personally, I would start over with a nice soilless mix, some simple nutes (like GH Flora Nova), a ph...

Hard to tell from the photos, but those don't look like balls to me. More like an odd shaped calyx. Where did all the fan leaves go?

A temperature issue will start from the top and work it's way down. The first indication of heat stress is when the edges of the leaves start to curl up. What you're experiencing is a nutrient issue. Nutrient problems start with the lowest leaves first and work their way up. Put down the...

I would highly recommend reading through the forums about different fertilizers and nutrients, as well as ph levels. I have read dozens of threads asking the same questions that you just asked, so there is plenty of specific information out there for you. They're too young for a heavy dose of...

Super Silver Haze is going to be a more challenging strain for a beginner, but I have faith. As long as you keep an eye on your ppm levels, and ph levels, you should be fine.

I agree with 420God. It's always best to "flower them til they're done". lol But seriously, they look good for an outdoor grow. I'm guessing that it's going to start getting chilly where you are, if it hasn't already. If possible, I would bring the plants indoors for the 12 hours at night so...

Your clones can definitely start getting fed. They're not seedlings, they're clones, so once they have a good root system, they will need food right away. I would bring the ppm level up to around 900 to start making them happy with a ph between 5.7 and 6.1. I think BioChemx was under the...

It appears to only be happening with your tallest plant. 9 times out of 10 it's a heat issue, and you just need to raise the light a little to alleviate the problem. Otherwise, the plants look great. A 1000w should be at least 2 feet above the plants, and closer to 3 ft. is ideal.

Plants look nice and frosty! Thanks for being the guinea pig and showing us all what the new LEDs can do. I'm in agreement that once the LEDs can produce the correct spectrum and intensity, combined with the heat and energy savings, we'll all be growing with LED. Looking forward to seeing how...

I've only seen really fluffy budding like this from a few different things. The first is lack of light, the second is lack of fresh air or CO2, the third is heat stress, and the fourth is a severe lack of nutrients. When I first started growing, I think I made each one of these mistakes and it...

I suppose it could be a little off either way. I've grown a couple Arjan Haze varieties and had the same issue, and that was before I had a PH meter. Now that I keep my PH within a safe range, I haven't had the wrinkle problem anymore. Depending on what medium you're growing in, a good range...

Wrinkling is usually a PH issue. You also happen to be growing one of the most sensitive plants out there, so I would make very small changes, then give it a couple days to see if things get a little better or a little worse.

How much light are you using? How many total plants are there? Do you have fresh air entering the room, or are you supplementing with any CO2?