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I don't know if I would suggest drying it out 100%. It needs some moisture in the bud to keep it all together. Remoistening the bud :leaf: definitely works though. There are a few different ways to do it, some better then others. I suggest you just keep a better eye on the bud and remove any...

I spent $220 on the light setup (the ballast/reflector itself, both an MH & HPS bulb, the timer, and the hardware to hang it). The tubs in which they sit cost roughly $30 to construct. All stuff I found at my local hardware store & grow shop. The air pump and air stones were only another $50...

Note: In the third picture you will notice that I have set up a screen to support the weight when the buds start to weigh down the branches. I also have the top tied down in a "S" shape allowing for horizontal growth. This allows for me to have more room up top for the cola without having to...

Just got to the middle of the second week of flowering and thought I would post up some pictures of my tomato plants. These are a lemon thai strain from elite genetics. I was not able to find pictures or a whole lot of information about the lemon thai strain. I do know it is a sativa/indica...

I am sure you could do that, but 12/12 works flawlessly. It wouldn't make any sense to play around with the light schedule just to try and come closer to getting a more "realistic" nature feel.

You have two options, you can either just put it back into 24 hours of light, or slowly ease it back into it starting with a 18/6 light cycle, then working your way back up to the 24 hours of constant light. It will take a few weeks before it makes the change back to the vegetative state.

I am sorry to hear about your loss. It happens to the best of us.

What do you mean it budded early? If you have it in the vegetative state, there shouldn't be any bud yet, and if you switched over to flowering (12/12) then you should be expecting to see buds. I don't really get your question without more information...