Recent content by incognito

You can cut off the leaves at this point without problems. My preference would be to not cut anything. Check this out it may help you. :bigjoint:

From those recent photos it looks as though the bottom leaves are dead (burnt), the new growth appears to look good. How about some more photos of the top. The bottom leaves are evidence of past plant health, the tops show better signs of current health. And watch the nutes, man. Scrog, good...

Those trichomes are clear and are not ready for harvest. They need some amber color to them, the more amber color the more couch lock (ain't getting off the couch) you'll get, the less amber more of a head high (still feeling active). It can be a personal preference. And the bud itself should...

It doesn't answer your question but wallboard/sheetrock compound is mostly limestone with dolomite being the second ingredient. To help answer your question which is no: Agricultural lime, also called aglime, agricultural limestone, garden lime or liming, is a soil additive made from...

You may have fertilized too early as most plants need no nutrients/fertilizer for the first month. What soil did you start with? Check to see if it has added nutrients/fertilizer as this could of caused the yellowing tips on the leaves. Miracle Gro ( or similar products ) is not a good soil to...

The new growth looks good, keep us informed about your grow. :hump:

I would think dizzle is referring to the added fertilizers in the soil. Seedlings have nutrients for the first month or so and normally need no nutrients during this time. Transplanting is probably a good approach, but don't stress over the issue. :wall:

A white shade. :mrgreen: Sorry, couldn't resist. Here :joint: A flat finish is best though. If I remember correctly, flat reflects the light more efficiently than a shiny surface. Use a latex paint, it cleans up with water.

Hmm, its been a month. :shock:

Seedlings left in the dark will search for light and stretch. Stretching is not really preferred. Put the light on and keep it close as not to stretch the plants. If you plan on using the 24 hour light method for vegging then turn on the light and thats it. Here is a review for you.

I think the yellowing is from lack of light. The brown spots look like nute burn. The tin foil can also create hot spots, which will turn brown. At least its wrinkled, that will help with hot spots. If you insist on using the foil then put the duller side facing the plants, of course mylar is...

Usually that is a good way of telling. A female will have white hairs. Those are pollen sacks forming by the description. Look here.https://www.rollitup.org/1552432-post7.html

Looking great there, lex. You still have some time to go and your correct about your tric photos...... they suck. They look healthy. I agree with gangababy.

I'm waiting for my trics to become 50/50 milky/amber before my harvest. Looking very good though, enjoy. :weed:

You could take the branches that are mature and cut them off the plant, it'll be fine. :hump: In cutting off those branches its sort of like cloning. :mrgreen: Be sure its mature enough to cut though. :weed: