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Autos are easier to grow as you don't have to mess with and monitor a timer. My mj guru says autos do best with between 20 and 24 hours of light a day. Good luck, BigSteve.

I have a clear plastic top on my cloning domes which sit 3 feet below a 75W bulb that runs 24/0. Keep a spray bottle next to your clones and mist the leaves 2-4 times a day. Works for me. Good luck, BigSteve.

Should still be in small cups at that size. Now you will wait a couple extra weeks waiting for the roots to fill that big (all perlite?) pot. Plants won't grow much above ground until the roots do fill the pot. By staying in a small container you allow the roots to "bottom out" much faster. Once...

Larger branches usually are strong enough so that actual breakage is rare. However, there are a lot of ways a plant can grow that doesn't fit with what you want. I'm talking about side branches that take up a lot of space while producing little. You can use a tomato cage for plants that are as...

In the 'fridge inside the butter compartment. Best temp. for long-term seed storage is right around 40 degrees F. Good luck, BigSteve.

Looking good. I like to leave the seedlings in their small cups until they are twice as tall as the cup is wide. The seedling thinks it has expended enough energy on growing roots to support itself in the cup and has started growing greenery. Welcome to veg state. Good luck, BigSteve.

Good info. Thanks! BigSteve.

I've been using small pots, 1-2gallon, lately so I nute-water every day at 50% package suggestion. BigSteve.

I think you mean re-growing -- where you harvest a plant but leave some greenery so you can re-veg and re-flower on your way to a re-harvest. I've been doing re-grows for years and they average 10% of my perpetual grow. With re-grows you typically have 2 bud sites on the second grow where you...

I wouldn't have 4-6 inch s'lings in 2-gallon pots yet. By keeping the young'uns in 8-12 ounce cups the first couple of weeks you cut down on the time the plant spends sending out and growing the rootball big enough to support the plant. Plants won't grow much above ground until the roots reach...

I passed on what I knew about flavoring product - but I don't really think it is a good idea. Adding something for purely cosmetic reasons is questionable to me. Now if you could make the buds orange in color...? BigSteve.

"plants don't absorb flavors" They sure absorb smells. I think that qualifies as absorbing flavors. BigSteve.

Here's one way to flavor product -- Harvest like normal and you want to dry your product, not dry and cure. Point is to get it as crispy as possible. The you re-hydrate with an orange slice. I use a 3-inch bowl, put the orange slice in the bowl and place the bowl and product in a large sealable...

"They are changing color to a light green. What can it be?" Light green/yellowish new leaves indicates fast growth. That's a good thing. Good luck, BigSteve.

"Nice story. I can say ego stroker. Duration on a website does not mean shit. I felt like helping newbs and got signed up because I was bored this cold Winter. If it took you 3 years to get a perpetual down, you must be the shittiest grower of all time. I had mine down in 6 months and that was...

The 19 freebies was a fluke. Customs had just snatched a fair-sized order from the 'Tude and they had honored their guarantee by re-sending the order with a different disguise. That one got snatched too and I think Attitude was so embarrassed they loaded me up with freebies. Couldn't happen to a...

" but lack the actual experience." * First joint smoked: 1964. That's right 50 years smoking pot. * 1969: Grand jury indictment - Sales of LSD, Grand Rapids, Mich. * 1971: sold to US Fleet in San Diego. * To Tiajuana, B.C., Mexico to visit 66 acre pot plantation. * 1973: Ann Arbor: Helped...

My Attitude record is 19 freebies on one order. BigSteve.

If you've been flowering 6 weeks you can pretty well figure the plant is done growing vertically. BigSteve.

I've found that pistils start to turn orange about the same time the tris start to get cloudy. When pistils are more than 50% orange you should have a few clear tris, mostly milky ones and a few dark tris. Good luck, BigSteve.