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I am still not 100% convinced that those are males from your picture. Do you have a recent one that is more in focus? I wish I could get my hands on some of that pollen if it is a male. I took me almost a year to get pollen from a super lemon haze female plant, that I crossed with vanilla kush.

13 hours is plenty, for most of the US you want to start outdoors on June 1st, so there is plenty of light. They will then start to flower when the days reach about 12 hours, and will finish in Sep - Nov depending on your location and the strain. Unless you have autoflowering plants.

Full moon on a clear night = .27 lux or .025 foot candles or .025 lumens / sq ft. Lets assume your street light is a 250 W HPS = 25,000 lumens at 30cm Using the inverse square law (I1/I2) = (R2/R1)^2 (25000/.025) = (R2/30)^2 R2 = 30,000cm or 984 feet

Spray the droopy clone ofter with water, it looks like the humidity is too low. I love your american flag plant markers. They look healthy so far.

It sounds like you have fungus nats, their larva eat your roots.... and well you see the results. The good news is they are easy to get rid of, go to your grow store or gardening center and let them know you have fungus nats, they will give you a soap to apply to your water. Make sure to water...

Each block is a week, and you can add or remove weeks. This chart is for flowering only.

I have had them sex in one day, take a pic of the male flower before you kill it. It may just be a preflower (they are often mistaken for male flowers).

I didn't realize Ft. Collins had just passed that law, I am sure many other will follow after a couple houses burn down from people trying to run 30,000 watts in their basement without a licensed electrician. I did see the guy in Aurora that got busted, he didn't even have paperwork on the...

I went there to get you the link and noticed they changed their entire website. Only use the ppms, because the amounts of GH to get to those ppms will vary: http://www.advancednutrients.com/hydroponics/calc/

I have never tried it my self but I have heard that you can go 18/12 as the best cycle for flowering. It does not change yeild or potency, but a plant that takes 8 weeks to flower will be done in 6 weeks. First I am not sure where you could get a timer capable of this, and second think or...

Since wood ash is derived from plant material, it contains most of the 13 essential nutrients the soil must have for good plant growth and health. The average ash is equivalent to a 0-1-3 (N-P-K). When wood burns, nitrogen and sulfur are lost as gases, and calcium, potassium, magnesium and...

I always figure about an ounce per plant, and then I am happy when I get 6-10, but I think with your set up there you should plan on getting about 7 grams per plant if the are healthy to the end of flowering (it looks like you already have some burned leaves). But more than anything I agree...

You are correct, anything brighter than a full moon will mess up your flowering cycle. Some plants will even flower on one side and not the other side under the street light.

I usually follow the chart on Advanced Nutrients website for ppm, it seems to work good.

Each state has different laws, and you can grow more than 12 in Colorado if your are a caregiver for more than 2 people. Sounds like you have some bad information there dadio.

Have you ever noticed no one wants help to identify the sex when it's a female? It's just so hard to accept your babies a male and must be killed.

Light and heat break down THC, so I figure that first thing in the morning the least amount of damage is done to those precious thricomes. This is at least how I justify my chopping when the lights come on.

The bubbles help keep your soup mixed up, and keep humidity levels up in the area above your water level. I have used drip buckets before and when you add an air stone the roots are much healthier.

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I agree that plants can only process 18 hours of light a day, any more is just wasting electricity.