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Good on him. It takes a lot of patience and dedication to do that.

I wait for 4 nodes, top it above the second, use the top as a clone, then starts LST with the new branches on the topped plant. With autos I start LST at node 4 or 5. I don't know if it's normal, but I have to adjust them every day or two.

I use those pots for seed runs during the winter. My problem indoor is that I always limp across the finish line because I don't feed or water often enough by the time the roots fill the pot.

As sprouts, I keep the lights about 2" over them. Once they're bonafide seedlings I raise it to 3 above the plants. I keep them about 4 inches higher for a month. Then they go under proper grow lights (=>1000w) and keep the lights 12 to 24 inches above. I find t5s best at keeping them short...

28 days. If you dry and cure correctly, you'll preserve your terpenes and increase THC, CBD, CBC, and CBN.

You're well into flower, and without knowing what you're feeding, I say back off the N because the tips are curling under. High N in flower can lead to heavy foxtailing as well.

lol. I know. Just kidding. I did the same thing once. That's when I discovered them. Actually, I used a string first.

Tell me you didn't kow that would happen by going on holiday. Try this since you're not good at watering.

Oatmeal/sugars are just carbs. Oatmeal (stone cut) are a slower food source for microbes I think. I just don't want to add sugars to my soil because it attracts ants, and ants will acidify the soil.

June is for further north. For Cali? ya, Feb/March would be great. Damn.. lol. ok. There's so much wrong here. 1st of all, you have too many plants in there. They should be that size as seedlings. 2nd, you never fed them. 3rd, your soil is dead. Make this super soil. Ignore using the pots and...

A lot can keep them small. A small pot, poor soil, small light, but the last picture shows mold or fungus damage to the stalk. Unless you put them in the ground and feed and water regularly, they'll be small. Even then, if it's poor soil, you'll have to dig a good hole and fill it with a...

I know how much, and when to water, by the weight of the pot. With 25 gallon nursery pots, I water 2-3 gallons every 4-5 days, but my soil doesn't hold much water. As for your lights, lift your light to cover your canopy. No more, no less.

Most common mistakes #1 : Over watering. #2 : Harvesting too early.

A watched pot never boils.

You're banging now.

I've been using Blumat Classic (indoor/soil) so I don't have to water manually. Ever. Combine that supersoil so I don't have to feed, and it's banging on all cylinders. I have two per pot.

A LITTLE Molasses is only used to feed the microorganisms, not your plant. Once you've fed them once, leave them alone for 6-8 weeks. You could use a bit of DRY UNCOOKED (I had to say it) rolled oats in your soil instead. You know... mush. aka Porridge.

I'm pretty sure trading and asking for stuff in a post is against TOS. PM if you have a question like that.

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You were lucky then. In a 1k plant seed run, males start throwing pollen before any girls start flowering, and will throw pollen until well after flowering is done.