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Should I leave the bud/trim in my tube somewhat lose or a tight pack? I've been blasting for awhile but want the best results and think this may be my issue. Thanks for the help.

Thanks for your time and tips, any body know about if my plants will grow in some hard dirt. They were in pretty good soil, roots thriving. Now I'm not sure.

I always got serious (and dumb) questions for you guys. Here it goes: I have 2 plants I had growing at marvelous pace. From seeds to 2~5 inches was quick as hell. Their leaves dark green, no burns (if they get burnt from the bulb I clip a little off). <-- Previous growth habit (Good.) They seem...

If your bud is frosty when you take it off, and you cure it correctly you'll have no problem with them keeping crystal content.

In reply to the 20/4, mine are on 24 hours of light, 7 days a week. Switching right now though while they're tiny so I don't need as many watts.

Darker green is usually a healthy plant. Variation in color might be lack of some nutrient, prodomiminataly nitrogen promotes new growth. Could be the water your using, or over watering. Let your babies absorb mostmoisture from the soil. I won't suggest doing anything other then letting your...

Ok my opinion on this, he isn't retarded people. I disagree with the method but he isn't retarded. He knows how to use the Internet most retards can't even do that. Second when i do this (rarely because it does effect yield sometimes) ill either put the buds in a brown paper bag and put them in...

Yeah true, for me it's about having money to spend at all right now. I don't got Y sockets or more lamps, or even (alot) more bulbs at the moment so I'm a bit stuck.

Makes sense then, 5~6 going to be airy bud, or just smaller plants?

Usually there is no sure fire answer. Try letting them dry then flush them with a bit of some well level'd PH water. Soil does look really wet, you may have just water though.

If they're 40W actual Watts and they are 6500K temp. or even 2700K temp. that will work for awhile. Put the lights as close as possible to your babies (without burning of course). You will more then likely want to upgrade your lights unless you want small, airy plants/buds. People recommend...

I'm 75-100% sure that no one will be able to tell you if those will work just by this picture. What is the Wattage / HZ / Ect., we need more information, sorry for not answering your question. Edit : Proven wrong by the above poster. Lmao.

Thanks for the tip, you suggested that because its streched and tilted a little right? Or do the leaves look spaced out or what? I'm tight on cash @ the moment but working on it, I'll post up pictures after I get more lighting and they've adjusted to it.

Holy fucking shit, 11 per plant? 5~6 don't work of 23~26 actual Ws?

Awesome thanks for the heads up

Depending on were the yellowing occurred, usually new growth, it would be nitrogen deficiency. I would google a simple way to get nitrogen to your babies or wait for a reply.

If you know what it is lacking, try and only add that one nutrient with some water. You'll want to be sure your plant isn't nute burned though and it is going to only make it worse.

For starters put your lamps 2" (Inches) away from each plant. Also when you can, you need to try and upgrade your bulbs to at least 26W (Not =26W). And this would only last for a few weeks, supposedly you'll need 4x 23~26W *Actual Watts* per plant in the end, depending on if your only keeping...

Good sized plants, but not trees. YouTube 10 LBers.