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LT don't stretch much in flowering so no scrog is needed. A little nitrogen here and there to keep the plant green throughout flowering doesn't hurt. Just as long as you don't make it part of the regular bloom feeding schedule. It's not necessarily a bad thing to feed nitrogen during flower...

You are correct. In my opinion, it's quite a waste of season to do outdoor in small measly pots. Plants will root bound and stress severely once harvest time comes around. Nice huge plant you've got there though. 8 feet tall. 7 feet wide. 100 gallon fabric. 5 pounds dried. Great harvest.

A plant can grow as big as however much room you give for the roots to grow. In your case, a 13 gallon pot doesn't provide much room for root growth at all so your plants will not get too big. However, that's just my opinion. Everybody has their own definition of big. I don't consider anything...

82 during flower is quite high. Depending on genetics, you may experience fluffy bud, fox tailing, reduced yield, etc. I grew out a cookie clone in the past and my AC took a crap. Temps varied between 80 - 85 whether lights were on or off. The shit had unlimited foxtailing and the buds never...

Yes the mothers have white pistils all over. When a plant matures, the nodes will start to alternate and pistils will start to emerge. So pistils means just that, that they are mature. Now if you see pre-flower (small clusters of white pistils), that's a whole different story. It means your...

I use GrowMore EZ Wet. It's currently the only wetting agent (that I know of so far) that contains Saponin. It doubles as a natural insecticide that controls/kills soft body bug (i.e. aphids, mealybugs, spider mites, thrips, whiteflies, etc.) and act like a leaf wash. I use .23 mL per OZ of...

Yes, down south (LA, San Diego, Long Beach, etc) their 14+ daylight starts a week or 2 earlier than us up north (Sac, Bay Area, Mendocino, etc). That's why whatever work for you there, didn't work here. If growing from seeds (and if not mature yet), it can take up to a month or so to start...

Well, there's your problem right there. You're barely breaking 13 hours of daylight by April 10. What were your lighting schedule? Your plants will flowers especially fast if you're coming from anything over 15 hours of light. Sounds like you were about a month into flowering. It didn't reveg in...

That's exactly why I say growers (here in California because OP is in CA) don't start outdoors until mid May or early June. This is when WE (Californians) start getting 14.5+ hours of light. Right.... Depending where you're from. California is known to have much more stable weather and...

If you threw your plants outdoor (assuming for a few weeks already) then of course it's going to flower. Most growers in California don't start outdoor season until mid May to early June (depending on location). You're in Frisco, which is further north. The earliest to put them outside is this...

GrowMore's Seaweed Extract is based off of Norwegian kelp, one of the best and cleanest in the world. And it's cold press (no chemicals used for extraction), therefore it's fully organic, though they don't have the OMRI stamp (and they will never pay OMRI's bribe to get the stamp). So no, I...

I can't even tell the weed from the weeds. None of that looks like pro-mix. It looks like you just threw sand and woodchip mulch everywhere.

I find that seaweed found in Half Moon Bay and Cresent City tends to be a lot cleaner and less contaminated but you can go to the San Diego harbour, Ocean Beach, Imperial Beach, Sunset Cliffs, etc. and get you some. I occasionally grab me a good handful of seaweed to take back home when I visit...

Yeah I'm not sure why it went into flower @ 18/6 either. Myself and everyone I gave these cuts to never had that issue. But glad to hear that it bounced back. The mothers for that cut are the same, they are wider and bushy than they are, tall.

Well yes but huge and tall are 2 different things. If you root drench, Kelp will indeed increase the plants' growth rate. If you foliar, it helps keep the internodes tight. Think Bubba Kush, huge bushy plant but short and compact. Here's a shot of my gorilla glue #4. It's known by many who've...

Top, LST and SCROG. Also, foliar with seaweed/kelp extract to keep internodes tight and compact.

You'll get a decently good yield but definitely not to its full potential because you'll root bound by the time harvest comes around. I once threw 2 feet tall plants into 100 gallon fabric pots and they all damn near root bounded on me. In my opinion, a 3 feet plant with a well developed root...

14 lbs in the Emerald Triangle (Humboldt, Trinity and Mendocino) is considered to be on the "low side". 20 - 25 lbs per plant is more common in the mountains of the Triangle. 10 - 15 lbs is more common in county grows and 3 - 5 lbs is more common in city grows. And trust me, it's no fun. Lol...

You started your plants in Feb and will be transplanting into 400 gallon fabric pots outdoor....? I hit 3-5 lbs per plant with my low yielding strains and 5-8 lbs with high yielding strains, in 200 gallon pots, so you should have no problem hitting the 5 lbs mark. You're probably closer to 8 -...

Good deal. Didn't know Zen Garden started carrying Lemon Tree. Before I acquired my cut, I've asked them for the longest if they had any but they've never heard of the strain. If I took more cuts, I'd give you 2 more but not cloning at the moment. This cut will be a frost factory and stinker...