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If I top dress with some blood meal today, that nitrogen won't make them stretch or form loose buds?

Fuck OP and his dumbness. I just spent an hour and fifteen minutes reading through this thing. Thread lives still. http://youtu.be/R_-5sNkAuzE

Botanicare CalMag+ (2-0-0) Happy Frog Bat Guano (0-5-0) Humic Acid (0-0-10) AN Bud Candy Unsulphurated molasses So, they're being fed 2-5-10, plus the molasses which is: Calcium ----- 205 mg --- 20% Iron -------- 4.7 mg --- 26% Magnesium --- 242 mg --- 61% Phosphorus -- 31 mg ---- 3% Potassium...

I have 12 large ones in veg in my other garden. They came from the same mother as the ones I am budding now. I've had those ones for about 4 weeks in veg, am taking cuttings this week and budding on 9/15/11.

agricultural lime. sorry, dumb abbr.

Allright. Rescued some clones from a buddies backyard. 13 Totally neglected, crammed together afgooey plants. They were about two weeks in to budding already, and he had just gave them some bat guano - the first food they've ever had besides water. They're in 1 gallon grow bags in organic soil...

LOL, are we going to do that one here?

for a bigger pot try something like a square loaf pan, for a loaf of bread. That should fit the size of your case, eh?

Cut out the cal mag. If you're using Bud Candy that already has magnesium in it, so you are overlapping nutrients which can cause nutrient lock. Reduce the PPM slightly on your base nutrients for two or three days as well, if to be conservative.

After its done raining you set up every fan you own and point it right at it. Then you grab it by the stem and shake it like you're trying to make apples fall off it (very short fast motion, not trying to rip it the fuck outta the ground) Leave the fans on it for 15 more minutes then only a day...

I can see your point of view, but in IMO his strategy should be to just be conservative. No advanced grower is growing auto-flowers anyhow, unless they have a need for maximum discretion. Auto's don't really go hermi, and you can't clone them to need to worry about that. Moderate feeding...

Patience. I remember feeling exactly this. The roots are getting establised right now, and that little baby tap root is forming offshoots. Don't over water. You're running a little warm, too. 21 or 22 degrees C is ideal, and 32 is a little too warm. anything up to 26 or 27 can be tolerated well...

Lowryder is great for beginners because it is auto-flowering. For auto flowering seeds you can place them under 18 to 20 hours of light a days all throughout their lifespan, and the will still bud. This means they are "non photo-reactive." They don't need a 12/12 light cycle to induce flowering...

It's all dependent on photoperiod. If they were veging inside before you put them out, expect about 10 to 14 days or so for anything definitive. Make sure you are using a good high phosphorous fertilizer to help them kick over in to budding faster and get better development! Make sure it gets as...

Looks good, my man! Looks like you have a teeny bit of nute burn (burnt tips on fan leaves) but I certainly did on my first grow too! Very nice cola, looks tasty.

Ok, here's what could be up, several things: mygirls suggestion of checking your pH is great. The miracle gro fertilizer plus the additional food your adding could be causing a nutrient lockout from being overfed. Try flushing your plant with water for about 10 or 15 minutes (low pressure water...

I've been growing off and on for years. It's what I really love to do, and am not happy unless I have a few things simmering away discretely. As a fun first post, I thought I would post some pictures of 13 plants that I have recently taken in from my friend's backyard, and am rehabing them to...