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Interesting idea, I guess I am wondering what would keep it from straightening back out again over a few days. Perhaps tying the top off in a gradual curve? Thanks for the F. Farm note on the solubles...I wondered if they were effective.

OK, 60 days old from seed, been flowering for 17 days running NFT system with Fox Farm nutes. After culling males, and a couple of poor starts, I have 3 plants going; 1 is about what I expected at 20" height, BUT the other 2 are out of control....1 is 64" and the other is about 54". Under (2)...

Since you've let everyone on this board know you are a thief, why don't you just make things easier on yourself and steal your pot instead of stealing the equipment to grow it ! Geeze, What a low low life!

Ok, here is a little better shot of what are hopefully some female plants!

Yes, I'm gonna try and get a better shot this morning on the (probably) female, and post it soon. Thanks.

OK, I'm at about 35days from seed and looking for signs to genderize and cull males. The first shot looks to be a male and has little single balls on the end of a short stalk. The second is highly magnified, but looks pod-like with a tendril just emerging, so I'm thinking female here. Opinions...

Thanks for the input, it so happens I am in the Mile High State myself, but grow room is in the basement, but it is still 72-74° in the summer down there WITHOUT any lighting....sooo I may try the switch, even though this grow will be over by the end of March or so.

Keeping the lights going longer, and just slowly "shifting day to night" makes sense...I may be trying to cure a problem that does'nt exist though....night temp is 66° (with supplimental heat) and day runs 75-77° . If I reverse the lighting to nightime, I could eliminate the aux night heating.

OK, 1st post here....great forum!...also 1st grow in Many years (think mid 70's), and 1st hydro/aero grow ever. I'm running a 18/6 schedule with lights on in the daytime, and I'd like to switch to nightime lighting to control the room temp better. These guys are now 3 weeks old from seed and...