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i would go with dr chronic, quick shipping, and great prices

wow looking good, im about to start a papaya grow very soon, i didnt realize they would be that small, i was only going to veg them for 2 or 3 weeks but i guess im gonna have to go longer, anyways keep us updated, im very interested to see how they turn out, by the way how many watts are they...

if you use 12/12 from the start, it would just be simulating an outdoor setting, plants would turn out fine it would just take 6 months instead of three

Im going to be starting about 11 or 12 plants in hopes of cutting it down to 6 or 7 after sexing, I've got a 400 watt hps for flowering, what type of light should I use for veg, im thinking about cfl but I dont know how many watts I should have on 12 plants or where I would find a ballast that...

im very interested in knowing where you got the light setup, i see you got the cfl's from walmart, but i wanna know where you got the light strip thing, that allows you to plug in multiple cfls.

if you want to plant outside i would say around end of april begining of may

yeah you just want there to be circulation in the room no stagnant air, a small fan on the floor would work.

dont worry, everything is fine, it isnt uncommon to see nute burn on the plants towards the end, chop now!!! and start the drying process. Overall they look very very good!

this sounds like its gonna be great, cant wait to get a copy

u know thats actually a skit for a comedy show, its not real, hence the people laughing in the background

i would also look into getting some kind of air filter, maybe some type of ozone generator, because those things are gonna start to reek like no other, but dont worry thats a good sign

god damn!! those things are looking nice, you might wanna however start looking for a bigger closet because those things are gonna double during flowering, they are totally gonna be worth it though

here is a pretty good article that talks about it Growing Marijuana - Flowering stage, harvesting & curing

yea deffinitely flower now, sounds like the plants are doing good, you try to get some pictures on here

damn those plants look healthy, the yellowing that you are talking about is very very minor, barely there at all, nothing to worry about.

wuts up big man! The yellowing is the transplant shock, not a big deal but if you are really worried about it you can get some root stimulator and add that to the water. Definitely not spidermites especially since its indoors.