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Or better yet, wait until they're ready, then take samples while drying/curing. I predict a headache from trying something like that.

Doesn't look ready yet

Find a better seed bank

Also, in spite of the GrowWeedEasy website name, growing weed is not easy. There's a lot to learn, from seed/clone to smoke, especially if you're growing inside. You have to be willing to put in the time and effort, because if you half-ass it, you're ultimately end up with low yields and...

First, congratulations, I believe you have made the longest title in RIU history LOL! A word of advice, read up on what all the experienced growers are doing rather than trying your own methods. There are proper ways to grow, and an infinite number of ways to screw it up. So many times new...

You shouldn't have your ac blowing right on your plants, and you shouldn't have it in the same small space as your plants. You should have it in the same room as the grow space, with intakes in the grow space that'll bring in the conditioned air.

Me too. If I can tuck it without it laying on top of something, I choose that.

What you're talking about is the ambient air in the room, in regards to your AC and dehumidifier. Air circulation around and through the plants themselves is different, and you can easily end up with bud rot, mold and mildew. I have a small fan underneath my plants pointing upwards through the...

LOL! I was more giving an example of how bushy he can let his plants get at different parts of the grow, but thanks :) I've always end up with bushy plants, even going back to my 600w hps. White Widow is a bitch for me during veg! They get so dense and squat that its difficult clearing stuff...

Get yourself a lumin meter. They're cheap on Amazon. You won't really be able to calculate your light's intensity by using distance and power setting. Personally, I would get the light closer, like around 20", and then adjust the light's power. But again, these are just guesses as to what...

Its common. I see it on mine from time to time.

Yes, I think you can get more light to just below the canopy by trimming all the big leaves, even from the top. I wouldn't worry about clearing out the lower parts so much. You won't really gain anything. Just trim away all the big leaves, leaving the small bud-site leaves that'll feed the...

This is mine around 2.5 weeks into flowering. These are already trimmed, and are much more bushy than yours And now (around 6 weeks, I think). I've got my lights as close as 6" above some of the tops at around 88k lumens. No complaints yet. I'll raise them a bit if I start seeing bleaching.

This was right before I trimmed. If I let these go into flower like this, they will stall out because all the huge leaves on top block all the light to the bud sites below. The tops would barely push through. However, if these were outside, the sunlight is powerful enough that 95% of the...

This is bushy...

They don't really look all that bushy to me, IMHO. I always do a few major trims during my indoor grows, but thats because mine get so dense with fans that there's little to no circulation getting to the inner parts. These look fine. If these were mine, I wouldn't bother trimming. I don't...

Wish everyone admitted to their mistakes LOL!

Looks like I've been corrected LOL! That statement left too much open for interpretation, and came out wrong.

Letting your soil dry up will encourage roots to grow, to look for more moisture.

BTW @avillax , I'm not necessarily saying that you're one of the people I was referring to, but I hope you got the point anyways. Lots of good advice on very cheap and easy solutions. Things that wouldn't take more than 10 minutes to get going. So if you decide to put such advice to good use...