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even if it's male. you can grow it full term and use it for cannabutter..

It needs to be on 12/12 for at least a week before you can know for sure, but there's nothing there now, it's just the stem.

so after showing a very close friend of mine my most recent pics of my plant, they verbatim said "so this light I've been talking seems legit..tell me more about it". I love when a product can prove itself because this same friend believed LEDs were useless.

So I had to go home for a week to say hi to the family, I was gone for 8 days and left my plant in the care of a very close friend. Right before I left I did a water change and added nutrients. The system I have is essentially self sufficient, I had my friend check the pH three times while I was...

Didn't get to upload these before I had to eave on a short trip. ::Aug 30th:: ::Sept 1st::

Are you saying there's a plant strain that give you 1lb per plant yield?!?!

What about pre-feminized seeds? Best of both worlds I think. Then choose your strongest plant and make that a mother plant to further harvest clones from :)

All my into about that grow is in my grow journal link in my sig and I would be happy to answer your questions there, this thread is about the tut :)

well mine stretched so bad because they weren't started in the aerogarden, generally they're actually really good about preventing that.. I found some seeds, got excited, and started them before I truly had the means to grow them. Even if plants do stretch, as you can see it's not a big deal or...

No, I grew a full veg to flower grow (6 plants between 2 aerogardens), my sig has a link to the grow. I personally really liked the aerogarden and feel that my plants grew faster in it than my new set-up. For 5 full-grown plants, hell no it is not enough room, but I honestly feel you could grow...

Well you can do that, but honestly you'll cause the plant less shock by just setting it lower; as roots will naturally begin to occur on the stalk that was previously above the substrate. BUT you can add clonex to the stalk without lowering it and that may cause accelerated rooting without the...

How're people liking the Magnum 357?

Grow look awesome! So you'd recommend the Magnum LED lights? Was looking into the 357 model..where'd you order from?

Honestly no idea, but my plant is loving it. I'm not so well versed in the tech side of LEDs and honestly I only nabbed the Kessil originally because my hydro guy gave me a deal on it for writing up a grow review of it for him. In the whole LED craze, I've started going by what I see works vs...

Let's see the proof man. People have to prove if they work, prove they're failing :)

So I remembered I had some panda paper left over from my last grow and I figured that since you really can't have too much light or reflection, my plant could use a reflector collar ::My Genius:: It's so bright my poor cam can't even handle it..

Both have pro's and con's and it honestly in both circumstances depends on the grower. It's a matter of personal taste, not always yield. However, though it may not make sense, if it wasn't true then LED lighting should produce scrawny plants that couldn't process nutrients properly due to lack...

So far everything still going well, the second set leaves are coming in nicely and I don't see any deformities. They look super furry so I'm really psyched to see how this little plant turns out. There's still no stretch to the plant so it's staying nice and bushy. EDIT:: After really studying...

But see that's the thing, they kinda do. LED panels are those colors because those are what have been proven to work, plants only utilize certain wavelengths. LED has actually been around for a decent while, it's only just starting to go from the down low to the mainstream as they become turned...

It's a different type of light and it's technically only reflected sunlight, which severely dampers the light wavelength, MUCH different than letting fake full wave-length light get into a controlled growing situation.