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That's a girl. Congrats and good luck. :hump:

And clones. This plant regens clones faster than they can root. BTW my clones always end up looking kind of haggard towards the end of rooting, is this normal? I've read spraying them with water too many times a day can make them wilt. Thoughts? :hump:

So I haven't updated this in forever, sorry. Damn World of Warcraft... But it's not like there's many of you who care anyway. :weed: So here's what's been going on: I flowered the bigger plant, it was male. All the clones and the plant were turned into brownies. The smaller plant is now my...

Looks done for, might wanna start over. :hump:

Just try some organic pesticides, make sure to spray the soil and the bottom of the leaves as well. :hump:

Right on, remember to flush the soil with about 3x the volume of your container. If those are 16oz cups use 48oz of water. :hump:

Yes, I'm doing it right now in fact. Not spa, aquarium pH adjuster. :hump:

Yes, just remember it doesn't take much for a gallon of water. A couple drops. All I know is fish tank pH+/pH- is totally safe for fish. Spa pH+/pH- shouldn't be different. :hump:

pH + and pH - are fine to use with your plants. Get some out of the aquarium section of your local store. It's safe for fish. :hump:

Don't think so. :hump:

It takes quite a while to revert to veg. They should be alright, try to keep the light at a steady 12/12 from here on out. Too much light stress could hermie the poor ladies and you end up with Clay Aiken plants. Good luck. :hump:

Keep your temps in the 70-80F region. Humidity for veg should be around 60-70% but it's not lethal if it isn't, 40% is okay. Put some cups of water in your grow space to raise the humidity a bit if you want to. Good luck. :hump:

Get those fluorescents within about 2" of the tops of the sprouts. So they don't stretch for the light any more. If they fall over, get a straw and cut it to the desired height. Then make a slit down the side, open the straw, and wrap it around the stem. Then push the straw into the dirt a bit...

Very nice! :hump:

^^^^^^^ Correct, get your pH around 6.2-6.8 You could get some pH down in basically any pool/aquarium section of a store. You can also mix some dolomite lime with your soil to drop your pH I believe. :hump:

Well I'm hoping to make this a perpetual harvest, so I'll be flowering once these clones root and get a couple weeks of veg time so I can top them all. I took your advice and snagged some molasses, Brer Rabbit unsulfured molasses. Gonna feed my moms with it today. I made a tea of 1/3 strength...

How often are you watering?? You're not using nutes yet right? What kind of soil is that?

^^^^^^^ Listen to him. Branches make nodes, not cotyledon. :hump:

So we cloned today. Here's the pics of the aftermath. Added two 26w Soft White CFL's to each plant for some supplemental lighting. Should help with quick regrowth. Also re-tied the bigger plant to help light penetration a bit. Doesn't need to be any wider it's already 25" wide, we just didn't...

Second true node would be two nodes up from the bottom. :hump: