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it's hps time, all the time. They look good but next run I'd be reaching for some more plump.

The rest of your plants are still vegging? If it's an auto, sit it outside if you can.

To water/flush or clean my tent floor bro.

Yea. My exhaust isn't on a timer of any sort. If I take the plants out, I'll unplug it until they're back in.

Exhausting the room will help keep the humidity down during the night.

My first transplant was downright embarrassing. I lost almost all the soil the plant was in and I just stuck the rootball in new dirt and covered it up. The thing still grew and even straightend itself out in a few days.

Clear does nothing for me. My buddy cut a plant I gave him, too early. I turned what he wanted to share with me, down. Cloudy or it not pleasant for me.

What watt? Links?

Imo="in my opinion" it's just a flame shield for if what you just said was bull. lol Do you keep your fans on at lights out? Imo, a stable rh, even if it's a bit high, is better than a wildly fluctuateing one.

Yes, and 74 sounds good to me for flower. But summer is coming. Ive never ran an intake fan, but if the air isn't cooler outside, it won't matter.

Imo those readings are good for those little plants. When your preflowers start to gain mass, your humidity and temp should drop a bit from where they are now. They look good to me Man.

a little paranoia is good for your buzz.

Im sorry muffin, it won't happen again, girlfriend!

I've seen massive white widows among countless other strains. My lowryders even have upwards of 2 Oz per. Thats One of the smallest autos developed to stay tiny. there's currently a thread in the autoflowering section with guys showing thier grows off. You can catch me hamming it up in there.

1/2 Oz dry is far from a spot on grow. If you're starting and growing for personal use, autos can yield great.

I've never grown a clone, but I know things can look iffy until they do take root. I've also heard high humidity helps sustain them while roots are starting out.

Yours is def better than mine. I can make out everything lol. It helps me notice the trends and patterns and when they slow drinking. Just sometimes I look back and can't even read that bull.

She looks okay to me. When mine were seedlings they would always lift up and down depending on waterings and even my light. I made a thread like this too, but everything worked out, and I even got some good watering tips. I make a note on a Callender in my grow room whenever I do anything to...