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Waaay Waay too much on the Grow!!!!...geesh. I noticed you used the term 'tbsp' and not 'tsp'. Well if you did indeed use actual tbsp's then yea.. you might be a lil to heavyhanded on the grow nutes...but but once again let me say, I dont know what the exact EC of your Nutrient line up is but...

Hey: Its me...its been awhile since I've peeked in on what you got going with yoru BK's. Let me say They are looking good actually they are more and more greener. I havent dont much research on how much a Bubba Kush can eat but by the looks of things I suspect you are not feeding them enuff. But...

They seem to be doing fine...I know a picture can only show but so much...but even with the shots you took, it definitely appears they are moving in the right direction. Now that you've Topped, after about 2 days you'll notice some secondary growth taking place.

OK Here is some more important things that came to mind when you mentioned 'Least amount' of stress. No matter how you TOP it will cause some form of stress, and all the plants I've seen that were topped, immediately after the Topping I noticed the leaves give kinda a slight droop for 1-2 Days...

Those girls are definitely ready I've topped many a plants at the 4-5inch height, all because they had atleast 4-5 nodes at the time, and I can tell by looking that your plants are atleast 8 inches or better, and as far as your approach I would search either RIU or icmag on Topping and Fimming...

fat: The next thing for you is to go ahead and Either Topp or Fimm your ladies.(assuming that this is one of the strains that is ok to top.) Then again sometimes you just have to experiment regardless of what others might say. but your ladies are the perfect height to Top so that your plant can...

Fat; the plants are coming along just fine...and when you look at roots like that...its always a good feeling that says YOU ARE DOING SOMETHING RIGHT....SO that Transplant was definitely needed!! In regards to that, I'm noticing those 5inch pots are not the play. Plants dont get much usage out...

Hey Fat; I have to say that at this point we are still dealing blind, and that ADDS more guest work in. But here is how you'll determine your next move. Scenario; If you flushed them 1day and the next day you notice the leaves are looking happy but the very next day the leaves dont look so happy...

Its funny that you asked me about the mixture, because I am actually in the process of experimenting with that. But I'll explain the mixtures i used and why I used them. After noticing how the Ocean Forest drained to well I wanted to make a 50%FFOF / 50% Coco Coir, which would be most effective...

Good Job Fat, From what I can see and from what you've done, This would be my educated guess as to whats up. During the time before the plants were able to be flushed, some of the nutrients became Locked out only because the concentration of nutrients was too high, and by the time you flushed...

No problem Big...I do what i can when I can ;-) I'm also learning myself....

Hey homie Here are Melissa, Tina & Tyra respectively they are about 30 days old from seed, They do eat and the love light, I've not given them too much specific feeding just yet but thats what I know about them, Oh and they love soil that drains fast! gets dry almost bone dry...they love it! BUT...

BigFlats: The reason you are able to get away with this is because FFOF soil comes pre' ph'd too I'm completely aware of this but my deal wit that is...as time goes own the soil loses some of its initial qualities such as the nutrients in the soil eventually get consumed and I'm not sure with it...

I cant remember exactly but I think it took me but start with just one half gallon flush wait 3 hours then flush with another half gallon, With out your meters to get the exact metrics you can still get where u need to be but it takes a little longer, but even if you added 1 full gallon at a...

Hey Fat; Infact RO water for flushing or for feeding is great and as long as your RO water is a ph 7 then YOU DONT HAVE TO ADD ANYTHING to the water But if your RO water comes from a Reverse Osmosis system you have set up in your home then I'd check the ph on that, my RO system I have in my...

http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/89/mg6145a.jpg/ I transplanted this plant from a redcup and in 14 days this is what the root structure looks like...my only problem now is, I need a bigger pot

fat if I were you I would go for BlueLab ppm /EC pen and also their ph pen which will cost you about $70 if not more but they are water proof and as long as the batteries are good you'll get accurate measurements everytime....tho I do calibrate my "PH meter" only.

Hey fatnut: I happen to know a lil bity about FFOF soil... Infact I'm still drawing up my full analysis but what I can tell you is that With Foxfarm the soil is pretreated with nutes in which you prolly already know but by the looks of things, I can tell that either you dont care if your clones...

Hey Borealis I just read your "Specifications" in my earlier post I gave an answer based on 'my' educated guess...But now that I know what your temps are I'm quite sure its the heat!....Yes true enuff that MJ is a tropical plant and can stand high temps...but if you dont have good air flow then...

Hey guys with those problems...I also notice with sensitive strains, if you have the plant too close to the light it will do that. if you KNOW for sure you dont have bugs, then just get that light about 2-3 inches further away or if you are wanting to keep the light close then, make sure to drop...