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Awesome, we did it! They have been transferred indoors, and are doing great. Here's an update of the champ. http://tinypic.com/r/hu2gch/5

quick question guys, if i switch from an outdoor operation to indoor at this point in the game (just never-mind the reason) with sufficient lighting, but different air flow and temperature (obviously not a huge change, but enough). im assuming they will pretty much say "fuck you" and lay down...

:D yet this will continue to happen as it has for thousands of years. you can't illegalize mother nature, american doesn't get that:dunce:

money saver - great tip, i haven't decided if i will transplant them into the ground before they hit veggie growth. I know that if my fat girl stays on track ill possibly upgrade her home to a 5 gal (Camo of course) and place her in a spot i've scoped out. weedoozie - thank you for the kind...

When I can afford it, I'm leaving America.

thanks m8. +rep to you for the word of encouragement :D

Here's an update of one of the weaker ones...

Hello everyone! New here for the past couple weeks but I must first say that this is without a doubt the BEST place to gather resources on growing, smoking, cutting, trimming, feeding, loving, dancing (o.k. no "dancing", well maybe if the bud is good enough). That aside... These are my...

thats a tiny plant. looks male, but to be sure id quarantine it and wait another week to be positive.

here's my prize

I've seen some people say that they trim the leaves on top of their plants so that light is more evenly placed throughout the plant, your bottom leaves are prolly getting blocked out.

they are gettin too big for your cups, time to transplant before they get even more root bound, watch over watering. Mine looked like this until I transplanted and stopped watering. Now they are slowing recovering, but still are yellow a bit (prolly due to heat and sunlight). I grow outdoors...

These are in direct outdoor sunlight for about 14 hours a day. The first pic is a week ago, the second is a week after transplanting. What's up with my girls?

:-? I think I over watered a bit. They are also recently transplanted from a soil that wasn't suitable for em. Are they sad? :(

bump BUMP?

Also these are some nutes I have inherited from a fellow ex-grower from a season or two ago. Would they still be good to use? The powder inside looks fresh and they have been stored in a cool dark area and tightly sealed. (pics included) Please let me know which or any might be helpful!

:fire:Hey guys!:fire: This is my 4 Plant spring outdoor grow. One sprout didn't make it. (See pics, I THINK it's dead) The other three are pretty strong looking but I may have over watered them a bit recently because they look a little droopy and pale today. :( The soil I used is...

Thanks, I'll post updates in a few days after the transplant.

scrape it off

Yes the Stem has been stressed in the wind so its very strong. Just curious about the color.