Recent content by MasterCheif420

Yea i read that wrong twice lol.

Naww its not even worth it at this point, i would get rid of it and start over with a whole new potting soil and feeding schedule. Plants dont need nutrients for the first 2 weeks from sprout

I would start over of i were u, read a few forums on here

Plants dont need any nutez that early bro

Ha street lights? never heard of using those, interesting. Cool Whites arnt the best but i think they would work for extra lighting.

Yea i know about my lack of light.. but i got about an ounce off of one plant last grow with only 56 watts CFL and 80 watts t12. surprising right? but anyway thanks for the tips brobongsmilie

Thanks man:)

What they said........ But i wouldnt flower with the mh, need hps.

Whats good everybody:leaf: been a while since i have logged into RIU just thought id post some pics of my new grow and get some feedback. I have 2 plants almost 3 weeks into flower that are lookin mighty fine check em out.. I only vegged them for 18 days, someone want to take a wild guess on...

Haha thanks man, its good to get some positive feedback. The cool thing is that its just 1 plant:joint: ha and yea you can tell when its done, but i am just going by a rough 8 to 9 week cycle because i know its a hybrid but i dont know the percentage of sativa and indica in it so i am guessing...

Just put her outside, it will cause her a little stress but probably not much. You could even keep her in a pot and just put her outside everyday in the morning and bring her in when the sun goes down and put her back under the light. Whatever you want to do

Rootbound then, twisting leaves could be a sign of rootbound. Transplant asap

Yep exactly right

Well if the temps arnt above 70 yet and stable then you shouldnt put them outside. Its a good idea to strengthen them up before putting them outside, so take the best ones cause you sure as hell have enough lol and transplant them into bigger pots let them grow out a little more then when the...

Haha exactly, nice lookin plant grandpa