Supercrop?

This is the problem. Its the main stem thats super tall. I can't bend the main stem can I? I don't think I want to, this seems like it would really stress it while its flowering. Notice this one is far behind on bud production than the rest, I'd hate to push back even more. Any other options? Unless you will do it yourself, I think I'm going to avoid bending, maybe just raise all the plants. Got any spare phonebooks?

....Flash from my camera bad during lights off?? I can't help but keep snapping pictures, I dont have lights on anywhere when I do this, just a flash light with a green bulb.

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I've been giving every water nutrients, is it a good idea to give them just plain old water without nutes next time? Or should I just keep contiueing what I'm doing? I think Advanced Nutrients 'overdrive' is to come in the coming week or 2.

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You can and should supercrop the main stem. Very little stress involved. find where you wan the bend, squeeze the stem till it pops, and bend the stem over. It will heal.

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AMMENDMENT 20 COMPLIANT - Rocky Mountain High

Leave the additives alone. Go basic until you get a few harvests.

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AMMENDMENT 20 COMPLIANT - Rocky Mountain High

I'm a coward, and scared!
Lights on a 8PM tonight, Maybe... I'll read into it. The thought scares me.

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the thought of you using additives scares me a whole lot more than supercropping. She will be fine.

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AMMENDMENT 20 COMPLIANT - Rocky Mountain High

Really? I've been nuteing them since weeks 2 with Fox Farm's feeding schedual at 1/2 strength. As you can see I've gotten excellent results so far, I also have overdrive, all these were pricey. Why don't you recommend to the first time grower? Even at a small dose? I was really looking forward to using this stuff....

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I bought this over Fox Farm's Cha Ching. Was this a poor choice?

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Over $100 in nutrients spent, and your telling me the thought of me using them scares you more than bending the top cola of my plant well into flowering?? I'm confused, also a newbie, bare with me.

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Sorry to butt in here, but I didn't hear you mention how you were getting air INTO your room/tent whatever. It matters. If you are going to exhaust air at say . . . 300 CFM, you have to be able to replace that air (with fresh) at the same rate. Without an adequate inlet, your fan isn't performing at it's full potential. Sealing a room to keep smell and light in the room is fine, but you have to have an opening somewhere.

Smooth sheetmetal ductwork is many times more efficient than flex hose (less friction and turbulence.) If you don't need something that big, you could use PVC pipe or something.