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I don't see any pollen sacks

Ahh, well, not bad at all. Will you be keeping us updated as to plant #2?

I'm sure its some sort of elitist thing, 'I use HPS so I'm better!'. And Birdman, do you mean can you use CFL's or those long shop flourescents?

Yes, but you will most likely get a very low yield.

Not bad, not bad at all. Is that both the plants or just the older one?

Looks nice. As said before can you get a wide shot to see the height?

Sounds like a success. Looks all good to me, I don't think these people get it that you were experimenting for fun. Can you get photos of it all sealed with maybe a quarter for scale?

Looks good.

Looking good, hopefully you'll get a female. Fingers crossed eh?

I was gonna say it looks like a nitrogen def., but after you added that stuff it looks fine. Leaves look nice and green. Stems also look thick. How tall is it? :blsmoke:

lol, nah, just didnt want to find out i was paying alot more then I thought I was each month. Well I grew stuff with flourescents and I have to agree, its much simpler as you said regarding heat, space, etc... You should try starting a grow journal if you are bored. If you start one private...

Well, sounds like a good set-up. And I thought say an 250watt HPS only cost like 12 bucks a month to run?

Yeah, lighting would be a bitch with a tall plant. You ever thought of upgrading to an HPS?

Well, they should be fine. How old are the plants?

Well I would say after you transfer. Just make sure not to wait too long, because if the stems get too thick, they could snap when you are in the process of bending 'em. And as for its size, I didn't think mine would get to much bigger into flowering...boy was I wrong. Went from like 10" to like...

Gah, I still prefer the original Star Wars rap. This ones not bad at all though.

A day full of Scrubs marathon and King of the Hill marathon. Food was good.

Also, I don't think they would be unsavable even if they were horribly dehydrated. I've had 1' tall plants fall over from so much lack of water, then after a good watering stand back up.

I'm sure alot has to do with the enviroment, humidity etc.. I had to leave a few of catnip plants I was growing for 3 days, gave 'em a big watering, and when I got back the soil was still moist. I was growing under 2 48" flourescent tubes though, and a temperature for 70F and 50% humidity. What...