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since switching to hydro, I couldn't be any happier, I acquired a raspberry cough girlly from my buddy, since when he put her into flowering, she became ill.. Since then, she's fully recovering, and my sterling haze girls are looking sweeet ;-) Any advice from here on would be...

my tubberware is a little opaque though (meaning light can get it) Should I worry about algae problems in the future? Any advice please

I'm also ganna ask about any soil recommendations, I'm not diggin'(hahahaha get it!) my soil, I feel it dries out too frequently, and I'm not trying to water them everyday

Oooh I am lovin your fine ladies :D I'm going to be doing some manual labor soon (reamping my grow space, probably moving a lot of stuff) and will post some more pics of her this upcoming weekend, My ph runs about 6.5 but I sadly have a nonelectronic pH tester.. I'll buy an electronic one soon...

jawbrodt, actually they were pretty much fine with just the plugs, all of them have been in soil for about 5 days. These are the new pictures

Well yesterday I said I would put up pics, but here they are now, please leave feedback guys :-P Also, since these pictures were yesterday, they are looking better today :D

*BUMP Well.. it's been 4 days since these pictures, and this thread, I will post pictures in a bit, but here are my few general questions.. All 5 sterling haze seeds have popped out of their shells, and I have placed 4 into small pots, and kept one in the humidity tray. My biggest bag seed...

Scooby, I'll probably look up the canna rhizotonic today after work, (haha phones are the best!) at my local hydroponics store. Thank you guys for your recommendations, and now I raised my light to 14 inches above the humidity tent, (so 11 inches above the little plant) I'll keep this thread...

I have rapid rooter plugs and a 5x10 starter tray. I have the humidity dome that came with the package and currently have 2 bag seeds (doing pretty nice!) and 5 sterling haze femenized seeds that I acquired from Nirvana(seeds seemed very small.. almost immature) but they have all started to...