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I appreciate the input and time takin here. She is outside starting week 8, consistent 9 week finisher) so I should be able to conclude any differences. I would like to say that I believe Cycad was attempting to help in his way. Really depends on the lens we view our existence thru. TC

I appreciate your concern over legalities. Something that should not be overlooked. My question is more about the positive and or negative effects.

Appreciate it. I assumed someone had done this. She is strong and the forecast is favorable, I figured mold or PM may show, but I rarely see any in my garden. Ill give it a shot and take pictures before, after and a plant finished inside. They are clones so may prove beneficial. Thank you. TC

It really doesn't as long as the weather is deemed acceptable. The question relates more to whether it would be a matter of too much shock or possible lack natural defenses that would prove detrimental to the outcome. Thank you. TC

I have a nice Pure Power Plant (one of my favorites) that has about 2 weeks to go. Forecast 10 days out looks real nice. The plant has been grown indoors from seed in 5 gallon soil. Opinions on moving her outdoe to finish? Appreciate the time. TC

I agree that high germination rates are hit and miss. When they grow they grow well, really like the Gold Leaf. Replacement seeds are a pain, since they usually won't pop. That AK47 auto was a 30 seed disaster. I also notice some dramatic differences between plants from same pack. I find them...

Under HLG 600 I'm having my best results with ambient temps between 87-90, with a leaf temp up to 84 and an RH 45-50. I am growing in soil both open and 4x4 tents with drivers remote mounted off of the heatsink and outside the tents. These numbers are working for me in veg and flower. Hope this...

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To early for me to predict harvest off of pictures. I did look at the pics and I see some extra purple stems along with some good looking dark green leaves that seem to show beginnings of clawing. My eyes ain't so good these days so ill say a lb. Good luck TC

Looks like a "wooly aphid" to me. I'm in zone 8b and there are many right now. It probably isn't that as they are fairly easy to regulate and I haven't seen a plant die from them. Good luck TC

OP is trying to work with what he has available. Wether that be equipment, environment, or lack of experience. 14 grams might smoke up quickly, experience, especially under less than ideal conditions, sticks around a bit longer. Good luck OP, do the best you can and the plant will do the same in...

Yeah, we are looking for more of an arc, not so much a pinch. Roughly half way up the stalk work it soft from there up a few nodes. Bring the top down to roughly that level with a nice curve. Give her a few days to recover then flip. Working with what ya got that's the only way forward, while...

I usually give some twist till it "pops" or snaps alternatively left then right bottom up. Watch a Kyle a kush man video, he calls it "Kushman Chiropractic", its an old technique. Then rub the stem gently whilst working the the stalk back and forth. Tie the base of the stalk to the side of pot...

Work the stem, then bend her over, then flip her.

Figured this would happen. Post #4 I would probably go at her and supercrop again.

My compost is what most would consider "spicy". With high N as it is tilled daily by chickens. I cut a third into soil. 2 part soil to 1 part compost. In 5 gal pot I'm 4 weeks into flower using only recharge so far. Surprised me. I would suggest you start there and see how it runs.

You need some special conditions for that plant/pot in the picture to be dry every day. I would also suggest that if the plant were pulled that the root ball will be small because of the overly wet conditions. Or, none of the above is possible and in that case discard this. Good luck man, we are...

Are they dry every morning? Pretty sure sure this narrows things down a bit

Based on the small amount of info and the pictures, looks like they have seen a bit of excess watering? Maybe some info on your watering/feeding philosophy could offer some insight.

Looks to me your canopy is now about 18" from the ceiling of the tent with 5 to7 weeks to go? Could just be the picture. On the super cropping. If you actually snapped any stems a quick wear of blue tape and they heal in about a week. TC