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no pictures... it didn't happen! congrats on harvest!

looks good man. Coming along nicely. what PH are you running the water at?

ya man.. maybe we are missing something with this idea, but I don't consider that enough light for anything..

good work man. You've really done a quality job on this. I'll be interested to know how well it keeps the sweet smell in the chamber ;)

Ping.. any updates? new pics?

give some away to buddies ;) or.. continue the primary grow and let the seeds come later down the road, no room for a second area for keeping at least two different light cycles? If there is.. I'd recommend doing that. I'd do both suggestions if I were in your situation :) but .. its my...

... hmm.. are you in Michigan?

Looks good man. I'm sorta new so.. Nutes needed? I have no idea yet..

Any picture updates? As for the air pump (bubbler?) I have no idea what is needed.

Indeed.. but an update would be sweet.. ah.. ended the grow.. whoops :)

looks good man. I'd say it will recover just fine.

ah ya.. for sure prior to fliping the light cycle.. read up.. or ask some questions. I'm not trying to tell you how to run the show, just trying to help ya. So LMK if you have questions.

Pictures man pictures! Congrats on it recovering.

Have not yet sexed them? Do you know how to take a cutting prior to going flowering stage and figure out if they are males or females? It might be wise to look at doing that prior to flipping the light cycle.

I think the look to be in good shape. Give them a few days in those new pots.. I bet they perk up.

I'm a betting guy.. and I bet it will be Ok. The only way to know is to let it go and see what happens.

you could pry that using a sharp object, do it carefully tho.

Looking at the money for extra in power costs a cycle times however many times you do a full grow you might see cost savings benefits and over time it would save you. Indeed short term it would be more expensive. ROI always takes time. I am very interested to watch your grow. Congrats on the...

Simply saying your plant can only use so much light at the moment.. no need to waste the high power till later down the road. please only see it as giving advise not criticism

depending on your costs and ability to change your plans. You'd be would be better off to veg those plans under a different type of light. It will save you on power. However if you are simply planning to keep it to this one time, then you are fine I guess.