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How big are they? I started giving recommended grow nutes to my Short Ryders early on and it wasn't until I switched to bloom a few weeks ago that I am seeing a bit of burn or something. I will update my thread soon with pics. So with all that being said, I think that if you start to give 1/4...

I don't know from personal experience but my guess is that it takes longer than that and the breeders kind of cheated a few weeks.

Cool. sounds like you got it under control.

I can picture you belly crawling under that canopy to water them.

What is wrong with the plant in the back corner? The leaves look really burnt on the edges or at least about to start to burn. Am I wrong?

Are you keeping the males or giving them the chop?

You definitely need more air. Just to give you an idea, for my little 20"x36"x50" tent I have one online fan blowing air into the cool tube, one fan sucking air out, and a fan sucking hot air from the carbon filter and venting it out of the tent. So fo just a 250 watt cool tube, I have three...

Plants look great!

That is some crazy drama. Sounds like you got it under contro.

Looks good to me. I'm convinced. Makes me glad I have my little panel.

Second this.

Did you get 2.5 ounces off of each plant or 2.5 total ounces from 6 plants?

Looks a little different now:

I want to watch this one for sure! Definitely jealous of outdoor grows.

Hey every one! Here are some pictures. Look how lanky and stretched out #4 is. I think that it is because the pot is too small. I could re-pot now or let it go and live and learn. The yield won't be great, but the other three should be bumpers! #1 #2 #3 #4 Group:

5 weeks into the Bloom cycle. Looks great. I assume that is a scrog?

No, just going to leave it alone. I want to see what these ladies can do.

Looks good. Amazing how they recover.

Man I wish I could do an outdoor grow like this. Can't wait to follow you through the summer.

Here are some pictures. I just snapped away and didn't care which plant was which so I will just throw them up. Just a group photo and then some close ups of the the developing colas. Enjoy!