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True that...that's a good point.

I usually nute every two weeks. think I should wait a few more weeks before flowering?

...and they probably have three sets of leaves with 6 inches between the nodes. hieght isn't always a good thing.

I am wondering if these bagseeds are dwarfish or what. I am at 5 weeks and they only stand 11 inches. Is this normal? I have been using a 250w MH. My grow medium and nutrients aren't the problem. Grow medium: 50% Hyponex, 50% 1/3 perlite, 1/3 vermiculite and 1/3 sphagnum peat moss with a blood...

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Either HID will work just fine all the way through and produce respectable yields. The point is, if you have both, order is everything.

Sorry for the confusion...I think pidgeon and I messed you all up. There is no problem using two. MH first for veg, then HPS for flowering. I'm sure they'll be ok.

My wife and I started growing for the same reasons. As to it's legality... Gen. 29-31 Then God said, "Look! I have given you every seed-bearing plant throughout the earth and all the fruit trees for your food. And I have given every green plant as food for all the wild animals, the birds in...

You're talking about when you are starting a new strain I assume. I considered that, but it seems like it will take too long. my problem is this, I think I have dwarf plants. I am at 5 weeks and 10.5-11" I just transplanted and gave them a nute shot. I figured unless I see dramatic growth in the...

Thank you...Pidgeon's right. I got my wires crossed. Good lookin' out Pidgeon.

I know that if light reaches my plants during the 12 off, I run the risk of reverting them back to the vegitative stage. my question is this: Would it be detrimental to a plants developement if I were to put them into flowering just long enough to sex them and then put the females right back...

I will look into that. i just got back with the fly strips...thanks for the reply

Man...can anyone say DUH. Thanks guys...wish I'da though of that.

Metal halide is best for vegitation, HPS is best for flowering. This is because the MH's strength is in the warmer colors of the spectrum, your red-orange area, the HPS's strength is in the cooler colors, your blue-purple area. The flowers respond better to the cooler area of the spectrum...

Is the random gnat hovering around going to be a problem? Once or twice a day I find one flying around or crawling around in the dirt. __________________