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I would honestly like to see you grow up the Green Thumbs OG Kush... can't go wrong with suck a great strain.

Thank you for your reply. I was debating between a 3-5. I guess the 5 gallon will be the one to go with. How tall will a plant generally grow in a 5 gallon. I know that's a hard assumption but I can't have them too noticeable. They need to blend in with the other garden vegetation.

I recently ordered as well and im approaching the first week since purchase and it has been dispatched. I love Attitude, hopefully everything works out ok.

Im surprised no one else had said it.... Bob Marley

I think you have to move your lights bit closer and maybe add two more bulbs.

I ran my babies 24 hours for two weeks before taking them outside.

If you added just one more light you would have a optimal amount. You want to shoot for 10,000 Lumens per square foot (or a plant). Id give it 10 days max before you had a sprout.

I'm a fan of that Midget Powerskunk you have there. Great looking crop! Nice work.

I'm a little confused by your question. You said you will have the lights on 18/6 but you're wondering what time you should turn the lights off? Well... for six hours of course. When you start your lights is up to you and your schedule.

10,000 lumens would be more than safe however optimal could be as low as 7,000 lumens.

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Yeah, It does seem to be one of the more popular choices among the other autoflowering species. I'm excited to try it out!

The Old Farmer Almanac is a great source for weather conditions and information. Taking them outside in early June is fine that's the best time. The days are longer and the hotter and there is likely to never be a frost.

For the outdoor season I have 10 plants that are unknown by genetics. For indoors I have six beans total. Three (3x) Cash Crop Auto's & Three (3x) Dark Devil Auto's Got two free beans with my purchase, Dinafem Seeds 'Blue Kush' & World of Seeds 'Afghan Kush Ryder'

Zander is correct on this one. Seeing yellowing leaves form from the bottom and up can be a normal sign of a flowering cannabis plant. However in some cases Nitrogen deficiency is a possibility.

Ahh, White Widow is a great strain for sure. Northern Lights may be up your ally too!

Yummy! Looks like a great harvest indeed. Can't wait for a smoke report.

That's great to hear! I am still yet to go to Colorado but will be going there within a year period and can't wait.

Yeah I love mulch! usually if it is pretty looking it isn't going to be the best for your plants. At least thats what I un-covered.

I agree with the other farmers, I say flip it to 12/12. That is looking like a very healthy and lush green plant.