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I just use a clean white paper towel that has been soaked in distilled water, wrung out and folded over the seeds, all inside an oven bag full of air. Keep it in a warm and dark place, ideally about 80 degrees F . Two days later, viola! legs.

Overwatering and nitrogen deficiency show the same kinds of symptoms. Your best bet would be to let the soil in the pot go dry, dry enough so that the container is as light as a feather. Then readjust your nutrient regimen.

Biggest issue? Undoing what Dubya did these last 8 years....

Your best bet would be to let the soil go dry a few inches down , then attack the PH problem your next watering. Good luck

Yeah, but your talking about watering them AGAIN. At this point it would appear that watering would do more harm than transplanting them. Yeah- they looked THAT overwatered.

The distance between nodes is noticable halfway up the plant, which signifies that the light was too far about a week ago, assuming the plant is a few weeks old.

The plants aren't getting enough light, and the pots are too small. You should be able to keep the light at most TWO feet away without burning the leaves, meaning you should have good ventilation. It looks like the plants have been growing for a while How old are they? The stems are thick...

Looks good, though I'm not too sure that this is your first rodeo... heh. Good luck.

Didin't the water pump come with suction cups attached to bottom of it? If not, I'm sure there some kind of kit out there to attach things to the bottom of a rubbermaid container full of water..

Hello. How heavy is the four gallon container? My guess is plant moisture stress. The plant looks overwatered. For a clone that is popping roots out of rockwool plug, I highly recommend planting in a 75/25 mix of perlite and soil, respectively, in a large disposable plastic cup. (make sure...

Heat from 600w easy to control-not much worse than a 400w. If you're concerned about stealth, then get a digital ballast. It stays cool to the touch, is smaller, and easier to hide than a magnetic ballast. In either case, 600w puts out the lumens you need to grow enormous colas you just...

Primarily hps. MH is nice to supplement the hps for greater resin production.

wow that's a lot of pics!

Yes, but only for the first two or three weeks, if starting from seed or clone. CF's can't penetrate dense or mature foliage. If you are growing clones, a 250 cf would meet all of your vegging requirements. You can then stick em then under a 600 watt hps to flower/finish them with great...

You should start flushing a week before you expect the bracts to start swelling, generally. You have to grow a particular strain a few times to get a handle on the timing.