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Too early yet no signs of sex that I see besides the pink planter but that's just wishful thinking so far ;)

Rapid Nutrient System?, what's that.. Did you feed the plants before the first three weeks? What type of soil are they in, and did they start in a different soil? Have been you putting anything on your soil such as Molasses or Coffee Grounds? I see terrible pH fluctuation signs and from...

She's too freshly transplanted to decide there's a deficiency if the yellowing continues back her off from the light while she gets new feet

Shiann your plant looks good for what you described and if you transplanted there is generally a few days stall. But I'm wondering what you have it planted in. Is there drainage holes in the bottom?

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Your grow looks great it looks incredibly well researched. Sorry I don't have info on dimming but I have seen it a ton on the DIY threads using the 20k resistors or whatever, don't quote that exact thing. I'm sure you can find an example

Yeah sometimes you get water channeling in your soil which leaves a good portion still dry. The solution is to water very slowly starting from the side you believe is remaining dry. So that you understand I mean you should pour a little water on the soil then stop pouring so you can wait until...

In flower I do this sometimes and I get stressed, watch the plant closely and it's no big deal but if you do it a few times in a row you will see a response. Younger veg plants take it a little harder but they straighten right back out.

Listen we actually don't want airflow on our buds at all but it's a necessity for the first couple of days because they are so wet. The best cure is walking the line on everything. So for me I use a very small amount of airflow in my room and it sounds like you can too with the intake/exhaust...

Bubblegum31 you are saying no lower than 69.8F lights out? For the record my personally temps I don't dip below are 60F/15.55C lights off and 68F/20C lights on but I've seen it said that while growing in soil one shouldn't go below 65F/18.33C because the soil chemistry may be slowed. Your lights...

Oh speaking of educating yourself I Googled this earlier. http://news.yale.edu/2015/02/18/mulling-marijuana-munchies-how-brain-flips-hunger-switch

Yeah it can quicken flowering which is the response I was hoping for in your case.

When it finishes leave enough on there so she can reveg and then reveg her. I've never see a plant that was just a 4 foot tall cola.. If it was me I wouldn't even finish it she would have been revegged a long time ago. Man why can't I find a super strain I'd cherish it. You mix this strain with...

I get the munchies every now and then but mostly I just eat too much dinner. For me I'm always doing manual labor because of my hobby, growing pot.

Kush in my experience is really sensitive to Nitrogen around it's root system and something I don't see anyone else mention is Kush seems to be really efficient at gather Nitrogen. Nitrogen will hurt yields in exactly the way you described. So it's my conclusion that your well water has Nitrogen...

28C = 82.4F 29C = 84.2F And on top of that it's raining out so it's very humid. Heat + humidity = rot Solution: Remove as many spores as you can carefully, Google how. 24C lights on and 19C lights off.. Also if you could drop light hours to 10 so we could have a lot more cold that will slow...

Wall mounting would work you could also get a cheap piece of rubber to put behind it if you have vibration noise. http://www.walmart.com/c/kp/wall-mount-fans (Funny their 12 inch is more money than the 16 inch from what I saw. This is not the end all I'm sure you can get a great price and also...

You are a smart man to worry those fans aren't going to cut it.. You can use one of those fans between the lights and the plants barely skimming the plants when you're low on the lights. You need two oscillating fans for that garden but not too strong I have a set of 12 inches I think that do...

Humidity and excess warmth are also a great catalyst for mold. So if your temps at lights out don't dip down this can setup a great environment for rot.

The other problem is indoor plants don't have any protection from UV-B so they need to be acclimated slowly. If you decide to try this usually after a couple hours I have droop and if I let her sit there drooped in the sun all those leaves take damage so block the sun or move the plant.