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sorry, computer went nutty. anyway here are the photos

She sprouted on feb 1st and i was using 3 100w cfls for about a month. She has been topped 8 times and i am also trying LST. i am using Bio Boost Vega during right

I would say that too much sun is impossible, the more sun it gets the better it will become.

I started a plant indoors feb1st and when i moved it outside it started to flower. My question is how long will it take for it to go back into veg? any help is much appreciated.

thanks man, i am also planning on transfering in ground around april. Last year i started around april and was outdoor al the way. I ended up with a really healthy plant but this year i wanted to experiement with lst with bigger plants. I have never used indoor lighting before and i am only...

i was just concerned about the difference in lighting, being in the sun all day then coming into a less desirable light source. thanks for the input

At the moment i have 5 NL seedlings that sprouted on the 1st. My intention was to strictly grow them outdoors with no interference. I changed my mind and have decided to use 4 100w cfls to veg them at night as well, so they will be outside during the day and i will bring them inside at night...

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i had a similar problem but i just forced the plant around the pot and this is what i ended up with. She was small but it was an expieriemental grow during a texas winter. Check out the spiral stem. I was pleased and she ended smoking nice.

looks nice man, good luck and i hope all goes really well for you. BoOm!

thanks, i had very little problems with her. A pure joy to grow

i was just looking through some old pics and thought i would share this one with you guys. I was growing tomatoes, eggplant, banana peppers, jalapeno peppers, assorted herbs and a habenero plant. I used a mixture of organic compost, manuer, and peat mos for my soil and everything turned out...

i ask them how the day was and if they got into any trouble.

it was a sativa bagseed and i yielded about an ounce off one plant which was topped once. It was my first outdoor grow.

so awesome! i have also seen them to many times to count. I saw them last summer for the red rocks and denver shows and then most recently saw them in austin at stubbs. They also changed my life and whoever i introduce them to. I am going to see them in dallas in a few months and can't wait...

i am an outdoor organic grower and my cannabis grows with all my vegetables in the same garden. The mix i use that worked really well last year was organic compost, manuer and peat moss. Super inexpensive and easy to find. I never had any problems and everything i grew was really great.

the plant usually starts to have yellowing when in flower because she is using up energy to support the nuggets. i am not sure it should be doing this so early though.

never heard of milk or olive oil in the water, sounds suspect. The yellowing of the leaves could be a number of things. Nutrient burn, ph levels, lightning issues, temperature etc. The growth could also be affected by these also. It could also be due to transplant shock, we need more info to...

i see. I was under the impression that once late march or early april came around that the plant will just go into reveg. Doesn't the plant switch back once spring hits even if it's in flower? Just curious.

check your ph levels or lay off the nutes for a bit.