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It's supposed to. Same company's "Red Hot Cookies" went purple on me. Definitely past red but she was beautiful!

I like it. Give her a couple days and she'll be upright again. If you flip now, the stretch will help even out your canopy. I'm a habitual over vegger, so some sort of trellis/ support is vital for me.

Tuck her back under your trellis and use the scrog as it was intended. It's not there just for support. GENTLY flex and bend your tallest branches back into the next square and under a line to hold her down.

Walmart carries a Battery powered fluid pump. $20 or so, runs off 6 AA or 2 D cell batteries.

Where is your humidifier situated? In the tent? In the lung room? Unless the air you're brining into the room is as humid as your humidifier is trying to make it, it will always be on. I am constantly exchanging air as such I'm at the mercy of the weather for humidity control. Between the hard...

I would still have some sort of air exchange going on. If the tent is closed up and only circulating the air contained within it'll will, eventually, deplete the CO² and slow, if not stop, photosynthesis. So, yes, air exchange of some sort. Be it passive with the vents or an unzipped bottom of...

A tent under negative pressure is OK as long as you still have plenty of air intake. If the exhaust fan is working too hard because of a lack of intake/ vents it'll wear out faster, and potentially have a higher fire risk.

Not something I regularly do, just a bowl got left out in the rain and I threw it in back in the summer, variety right? Last thing I added was about 3 weeks ago. I emptied my Dynatrap in there (about a half a gallon of dead bugs). I like the suggestion of throwing less valuable seed into a...

Been a minute RIU fam, but I come seeking knowledge. I've been a chems grower for a few years now and when I do good I do great, when NOT so good, it's shit. So, I've been composting... everything, lawn clippings, fallen twigs, old root balls, kitchen scraps, even some old dog food that got wet...

Sodium thiosulfate Pentahydrate is a bit cheaper than anhydrous sodium thiosulfate. Both work but you'll use a tiny bit more of the Pentahydrate

Even when the second round of pics, rest assured you've got more than a month to go.

I flip one(or two) branch(es), but as far as getting just one sac i have, no clue. I'm not sure you could isolate just 1 calyx as it starts forming to block the ethylene from forming a calyx and form a sac instead. I've got my last seed run documented (somewhat) on another growing forum (I can...

Getting some S1s would be the shit! Is there a reason for your seeming preference to CS over STS? I bought the dry chems to make STS myself 2, maybe 3 years ago, spent $50 but I'm still using what I first bought. STS is also easier to use. My usual regiment is (with STS) 4 treatments 4 days...

Well, the post is from November.

I got her as a clone in... July? I think? I don't remember specifically but she survived my summer depression(one of only 2 that did). And kept just bumping along. I'm quite surprised that she didn't start flowering on her own regardless of light cycle. She was only in a 3 gallon pot and there...