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Well by "top" I meant the top of the plant, It only has one stem and I was planning on growing and harvesting it all over again.

I have a flowering plant which I want to clone. Instead of cutting the top, is it possible to clone from a leaf cutting. I purchased some rootone, I hope its a good brand.

For whatever reason I dont have any seeds, and dont want to go through germination and seedling stages. Is it possible to take a leaf clipping from a flowering plant and get it to root and grow. I've purchased some rootone and want to clone my from a successful plant.

Thanks for the help, she's under a 4 foot cfl shop light for the remainder of the day. Most of tomorrow will be spent the same way, but I will need to put her in her box with less lighting for a few hours. Any more advice is welcome.

Just yesterday I took my outdoor plant and transplanted her inside into a pot. Her leaves began to droop and have yet to spread back out. I've got it under a 37 watt cfl and i've watered it (being careful not to over water). I'm confident I didnt damage the roots and that I spread...

thanks for advice

OK so to keep them small I will use the one light, for the flowering stage I will cut down the light period but increase the lumens. I've heard alot of different things about light cycles and I was going to run 14/10 for seedling and vegitative, then go to 12/12 for flowering. What is a...

Well if I decide to do so, one more cfl light should do the trick right? It is in a fairly small space lined with foil for reflective purposes. I want to keep the plants small with bending and pruning, is the extra light really necessary?

I've got nice seeds germinating, organic soil with perlite and Alaska fish fertilizer labeled 5-1-1. I Know the soil is fine but i'm wondering if the fertilizer is any good. It says it won't burn plants, it's oganic and contains nitrogen. Also I have a 37w cfl that puts off just over 2000...

Thanks for the advice, lets hope they're at peak potency by late oct.

I've got two lovely girls in a clearing and they're well into their flowering stage. I'm expecting another three weeks before harvest and I need to know if 40-45 degree temperatures will kill them. I understand that frost will do a number on them and if possible I can bag them over night...

any help? Im new here