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Looks pretty good man, coloration is good and congrats on your grow! Don't worry about the leaf split.

my feelings on it. The design seems sound however a trip to Home Depot could yield the same results with MUCH less $$

I have flushed and not flushed before. Honestly I have not yet really decided if it makes a difference for me, but I only have a few grows under my belt.

Thanks guys, I really hope this turns out for the best. As a medical patient it is endlessly frustrating to deal with this bullshit.

Hey guys, just got done with a job interview this yesterday and I got the job! During the interview I was told that I would most likely be drug tested, FUCK! Well, I just bought the whizzinator and got the 2 day shipping option, so it should be here tomorrow or Wednesday. How does the...

My apologies for the spelling error in the title. Hey guys, this is my third go around with growing cannabis and I have decided to do an exclusively autoflower grow. The strains in question are Easy Ryder (1) and G-13 Labs Quicksilver (5). They were germinated on February 22nd and moved to 3.5...

To answer: A) Autoflowers seem to be a love-hate affair here on the RIU boards, however I really have no problem with them. I started off growing normal, photoperiod plants (WW and Jack Herer) from clone only to move into autoflowers. I personally have a soft spot for them and have had some...

Technaflora recipe for success. Can you use others? Hell yea! Could others be potentially better? Definitely! HOWEVER, it is an all in one package that outlines the feeding schedule while only costing about $30-40 and also lasts the entirety of a reasonable, personal grow. EDIT: as far as...

Well, what I would do (not necessarily what someone else would) is use some FFOF soil as you can grow most autos in it with minimal supplemental nutrients. Some say its too hot for autos, but I have had great success using it in the past and will continue to recommend it. *just read the drainage...

I actually just got done running a similar sort of setup and I would definitely recommend keeping the autos underneath the vegging light. I say this not because of the spectrum but the light cycle, 12/12 is going to reduce the yield from your autos and any change in light schedule increases the...

Well obviously if you veg longer you are much more likely to get more bud. When it comes to growth during the flowering stage it really depends on the plant. I have had some plants do extremely well being put into flower around the same stage those are at. All that being said, I recently tossed...

If you do not have a microscope, one good way to tell if it is ready is the color of the pistils, or "hairs". A general rule of thumb: You want most of them to be orange, and they should be receded more into the bud.

Well there are many options when working with a small grow area. Have you considered LST (low stress training) or the SCROG method? I would describe them but there are literally thousands of pages of information on both of these methods here on RiU. The only real con of seeds is the fact that...

I would start with a 1/4 or less strength solution pretty soon, and see what happens!

Two autoflowers could be grown underneath that particular lighting, however they will most likely end up being pretty small with yields to match. If you got real technical with making sure that all the light is utilized I see no reason why you could not grow one photoperiod (normal) plant with...

I would definitely shy away from LED's for now, as I feel like they need to be refined a bit more for use in a grow room (I know they work, and people have gotten great results). Why not look at a smaller HPS light? If you are looking at LED I can assume that you are trying to keep energy costs...

Right, with soil you can run your Ph a little bit higher than hydro, so I usually make sure my runoff is Ph'd at about 6.4 and then adjust my nutrient solution and water accordingly.

I just harvested my 2 easy ryders from my aerogarden today. In hindsight their growth, especially during the crucial phases of flowering, was slowed because of the small area for rootmass however I got 12 ounces wet combined which should come out to about 2-3 ozs dry (1-1.5 ozs a plant).

Yea, I had been considering removing them, however by the time I decided it was a good idea the roots had very well entangled themselves. I built up the courage yesterday and just went for it. To my surprise I really don't think I did any damage to the roots, so that's good. And I am going to...

Well, due to a kind of messed up situation in the greenhouse I call my basement my autoflowers ended up with a tent all to themselves. I started these off with the standard aerogarden lights in my bedroom just as an alternative to a house plant, however once I put them under the 1000, magic...