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That's a definite possibility. ~ooli~

How are you planning on growing? SOG? SCROG? etc... ~ooli~

You have to keep in mind that the cutting needs air as well as water; they have to breathe. I, personally, haven't tried this method (I clone in 100% perlite--works wonders), but I would suggest that you air-bathe them for a few minutes a couple times a day. Otherwise, your chances of stem rot...

I usually do a sort of rain-dance/irish jig around the plant and repeat for each and every plant. Works every time--all females. ~ooli~

Yeah, it's called the Sea of Green (SOG) method. Can be very effective. ~ooli~

My thoughts exactly. ~ooli~

LST is definitely less stressful on the plant--after all, low and stress are in the name. The idea of topping and/or fimming is great in and of itself, in that it the plant will adjust itself, but there is a definitive stress that's put on the plant. Any time you prune, you're going to have a...

Marijuana plants possess a trait called apical dominance, which means that the main leader (shoot) has dominance and control over the other branching under it. If you cut the main leader, it will cause the internode under it to take the dominance and those two shoots at the internode will grow...

If you're humidity is too high during flowering, you run the risk of fungi. 1000 watts should suit those plants just fine. ~ooli~

I had lots of trouble cloning when I first started, and I can only speak from experience, but I've been doing all my cloning in 100% perlite since I found the method. I've had a 100% percent clone rate for about a year now. I had to switch from my first bubble cloner, because I couldn't get a...

I believe a quick blast of nitrogen towards the end of the cycle (though I've actually only seen the colder temp. method in action--on my outdoor grows; it happened automatically) will produce a similar effect. Quick temperature drops don't help anybody. ~ooli~

It really depends on the genetic makeup of the plant, but I use about 80% opaque to clear trichomes as a rule of thumb. Also, if I'm new to the genetics, I usually harvest in a couple stages to see where exactly I want to harvest; Experiment! It really is more of an art than anything. You're...

If you want something that will work and is cheap, just go magnetic, because your current and wattage draw will be just about the same between the two. I use two magnetic 1000-watters and I have no problems. Whoop for Marquette! She's my favorite mountain in Michigan and having a friend...

Yes, I would say a reading in the 600's from plain tap is a bit high, but most water treatment varies from city to city and most of the chemicals put into the water are not readably digestible by the plant and/or evaporate. I get my water from one of the great lakes and my base reading...

Yeah, definitely start those up under 1 of your 1000-watters, and keep it at a decent distance. And, if there's not a good enough root system yet, get them under a dome. ~ooli~

Dwarf is typically the name they give to auto's. Yeah, there's not much of a way to get around it flowering. ~ooli~

Umm. I don't really know any of your conditions. But, I would say if they have roots, get 'em under lights and start a feeding regiment. If they don't, get 'em under a dome and some light. Damn, that's a steal. I want some Bubba in my garden. Good Luck. ~ooli~

That's what you call a stealthy plug. ~ooli~

Attitude's always worked for me. Yeah, there is a lot of hype about them, but they've been having some pretty legit deals--at least lately. The stealth shipping is extra, but the last time I ordered, I paid $10.25 for stealth and got a pretty sick shirt that the seeds came in; seems alright to...

The leaves look pretty normal to me. Bottom ones look to be dying slowing. It might have been from burn, but I wouldn't put any thought into it; it's not severe nutrient burn. Many times they first few sets of of true leaves get stunted, for one reason or another, and stop growing, eventually...