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Looks retarded but I think I did it best I can bent the hell out of the stem. All foliage is already going back toward the light

30 days old today. Vigorously growing. Subtle yet sweet musky smell. prevailing wisdom says boys grow faster, so I'm kind of thinking boy

So you just flip it 12/12 until it shows sex, then you put it back in veg again?

Since I have never grown indoors before, I am not sure if I need to switch my light cycle to 12/12 in order to determine sex or if this will happen naturally with a 17/7 light cycle. Thanks in advance. :)

My biggest and best plant - by far - is doing excellent. It's only three weeks old, but it looks like it's 5+ weeks old. Starting to pre-flower already, and, given how early it is in the grow, I think it's gonna be a male. Oh well. I guess that will be my stud, right. Only problem is that...

I love it! What varietals are you growing under that?

My TS 1000 doesn't really get hot at all.. How about yours?

So far, I'm actually pleased with the TS 1000. It's very bright, as you probably know. Sounds like you are growing Indicas. I have pure sativas that can't get enough light. I have mine at 75% and about 2ft from the canopy. I know Indicas need more nitrogen than sativas, and nitrogen can...

Yes, I agree. I just did a ph test for the first time in my life, and my soil ranged from 7 to 7.2 per container! I don't know if that is a little high or very high, but I put sulphur in my containers, and now they are down to 5.8 to 6 ph level :)

Just did a PH test for the first time in my life, and my soil was 7.0 - 7.2 on all my pots. I just added sulfur a couple hours ago to 3 pots, with molasses, in the soil, and did a water/sulfur spray all over the foliage. I rinsed foliage after about 20-30 minutes. I just did a second test on...

sulfur. the thing i couldn't remember is sulfur

First of all, my **** isn't shriveling to nothing. They're seedlingsand have been outdoors. Second, forgive me, but I'm not accustomed to asking permission or approval to speak. I don't need to justify it to youor anyone else. But I like this platform and I like the people here... most of...

Hey guys, I'm reposting this thread because I posted it earlier under the title of "Yellowing Leaves," which was identical to another post made almost at the same time. Just got grow light today. Moved plants indoors finally!!! Pure sativa pups here. Baguio Gold strain. Outdoors, I noticed the...

Looks like they need water bad, but, I am no expert. I have transplanted plants in the past outdoors where the roots were damaged during the transplant. I dumped a gallon of spring water on them, and they perked right up.

*Light is Mars Hydro TS 1000. Cheap light, but it seems to be very bright.

Don't quote me on this, because I am having a similar problem. Based on the research I have done, it seems that leaves can yellow from too much light or too little, too much water or too little. Looking at your pictures, it seems that your plants are quite bushy and the yellow leaves are on...

Germinating with hot soil can be a double-edged sword. Some seedlings will be damaged by it, and they may correct themselves or not. But the ones that survive thrive. My biggest plant is 17 or 18 days old now. My oldest plants are all around 30-days-old. This one I germinated in hot soil is...

Just got grow light today. Moved plants indoors finally!!! Pure sativa pups here. Baguio Gold strain. Outdoors, I noticed the leaves get yellow when the sun is really bright. The yellowing starts on bottom leaves and new leaves are green. Light is its 1000, and I dimmed it to 75% Anyone...

Keep it as simple as possible have no expectation other than to finish. Your grow. Of you do that, you can call it a success

can you pour it into the soil?