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Pics--will do. I've been meaning to. This seems to make sense. Thanks d

So I have a really admirable, earnest female grown from bagseed. She's about 8 months old. Came along in the first round of growing I did in a long time. She and her siblings grew under cfl's, then were transferred to underneath a skylight. All were grown in soil. At about 2 months, I topped...

from another perspective, doesn't it seem just a little cruel...? that sorta reminds me of commercial chicken-production, if you know what i mean.

I'll certainly be as involved as I'm able.

Rad. Thanks for the advice. I'll be sure to change my water practices. Drew

Thanks chief. I'm afraid the soil looks more acid now than it did when I first potted the plants. It was strictly alkaline. Either i was mistaken in testing or the time release thing happened (although I'm not sure about the time-release aspect of their Organic soil blend). This could...

oh really? thanks.

Hi everybody. I have these guys I planted from bagseed. They seem to me to be a real skunky indica variety, but I don't know what. They're about six weeks old, started in sandy loam then repotted into larger pots 2 1/2 weeks ago with MG organic fertilized soil. They're under a decent amount...

Here's the picture I took forever to figure out how to attach. duhhhh.... uhhhh... So what's it look like? Dray

How 'bout I post that pic?/Users/admin/Desktop/IMG_2367.JPG

Here is a picture of my 6-wk old, soil-grown, cfl bagseed plant. Looking okay. I do plan to get more light on them. This is the more sativa-like one, and the rest are more squat, wider, darker leaves, seemingly more indica. I think they're doing okay. So is this a potassium defficiency...

So Ganjaguru, what kind of schedule is your lighting on? 24 hr light or with dark periods? I'm feeling like my small cfl operation is making progress. I'm just wondering what will be best for the plants--no guess what the strain's preferences are (it's bagseed)--and if I should change from 24 hr...

For vegging, you want to make sure your lights are on the warmer end. Higher number: 5500k to 6500k. Look for that rating. These lights are often called Daylight, or Soft White. They are in the bluish end of the spectrum. The wattage is important, but don't forget the color spectrum they...

relax. please.

Hey man--did you ever get much feedback? I'd say, on the outside, as a guess, you might have topped too early. The plant seemed a little reluctant to take off in a hurry, then I think pruning it like that sort of interrupted the development at a crucial stage. Did you read anything about...