Recent content by KingleyPappageorgio

Hey everyone, so I'm pretty certain my largest plant has shown it's first preflowers, one week into flowering. they're very small, and I'm not experienced in identifying them. What do they look like to you? This plant is my little champion! I hope it's a she!

Okay, so based on what your telling me, and the restrictions I have on being able to grow indoors, I've added a small makeshift greenhouse to the plan, about 5 feet cubed with lights on a timer to extend the day to 18 hours. Does this change your skepticism?

I didn't realize you could cross MJ with a redwood. Good job.

Hey Skunk, I wanted to ask you about my plan to grow Deadhead OG. Your girls looked so good, I thought I'd refer you to a thread I started and ask your advice. I'm limited by practical realities right now, so I've come up with a plan to grow outdoors in the winter in southern cali...

I'm pretty new, but I've read that lower humidity is good because it increases the plant's resin production to protect the leaves. How much is too much?

Has anyone had any experience by manipulating outdoor conditions (ie light, light and light) to be able to successfully grow in the winter? I live in LA, so I'm not so worried about climate. Where I'm looking for advice is in using a combination of mirrors and lamps to get more direct sunlight...

My plan is to rig lights up on the roof. There's a semi filled ivy canopy that's been trained on the roof that protects them from view and doesn't effect the sun because the top of the hill is on the same side of the house. I was planning to place a couple of lights up there on a timer to go on...

I just double checked with the manufacturers site, and despite the display my bulb is 6500. The light here will be under 12/12 until March 15. I have the zenith chart too, so I'm confident that I"ll be getting a lot of direct sunlight by flowering time.

Hey everyone, I've been reading the site for a week, and it's been really helpful. I've already made a couple of changes to my plan, adjusting it as best I can to what I seem to understand as ideal growing conditions. I have been practicing with tomatoes, but now that I have my Cali pot...