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Update: It's been 51 days since light flip. I estimate that I have 2 1/2 weeks max to go on these plants. However, despite spraying, lady bugs and predatory mites, I still have spider mites. Take a look at my photo and let me know if you think I should harvest now (with clear trichomes) or wait...

Yeah, that's what I figured looking at other posts. Already sprayed with neem, but I'll get some Mitey Wash for round 2 (in three days). Any tips on spraying with SCROG setup?

Here's some info on my grow: Indoor Soil CFL/LED Small Box SCROG Grow 8 Wifi OG Plants Vegged for 31 days 9 Days into Flowering 99% of the plants look amazingly healthy. One or two plants have some leaves with spotting on the top. A few have some white stuff on the underside. Check out the...

By the way, here are some pics...not the greatest pics, but you'll get the idea.

So, the reason for this (I believe) is because the temp outside the box is so much hotter than inside, the AC never shuts off. Even if I set the temp to 80 on the AC, the room never cools below 80 (not until after dark, that is). The result is the AC is constantly blowing cold air in the box...

Growth is actually totally fine. It's my first time SCROG so it's hard to gage, but the plants are VERY healthy.

What exactly is the question?

Yeah, either that or they get their plants jacked.

I have an indoor grow in a stealth box. The temperature range in the room is 95-60 (high-low). I have an air conditioner that pumps cold air into my box, not directly - there are two walls: One outer, one inner; air blows through outer wall at the top, then enters the box through the inner wall...

No offense, but people who ask this question do not get a key point about CFLs. It's not about big yields; it's about quick turnover. I've had at least a dozen grows using approximately 10 100 watt CFLs in a box that's approximately 24x24x36 (wxdxh). The biggest yield I have ever had was...

I have what looks like an aphid problem - small white droppings left on the leaves. I did a partial spray with neem oil, but I'm one week from harvest and don't want to spray the whole plant. Any advise?

My dogs have attacked my plants - more of a ripping than eating. Dogs can be destructive that way. I recently had to move a plant indoors because my puppy wouldn't leave it alone - severely bent the main stock - would have lost it for sure if I hadn't taped it.

Just wondering about the 6-8 weeks time estimate - is this from personal experience?. I have two clones that were taken from a plant that was 2 weeks into flowering. The clones had (still have) very small buds on them. I'm cloning using root-2-gel, which I've used before successfully...

I've been following this grow from the beginning and have been particularly interested, because my grow is about 9 days of ahead of yours. Our plants are doing about the same. The plants look very good/healthy. The only suggestion I wanted to make was go get your plants closer to the light...

This is the key to CFL growing that most people don't get. The plant should be surrounded. You can do this with as little as 2 CFLs. The real answer to "how many" depends on the size of your box. The answer is as many it takes to surround the plants and still fit inside the box. Of...

How long did you veg that plant? It looks big for a CFL grow. I agree with everything Budweaver says, especially that CFL grows are best with training. I start bending when the plant is 4 inches (or so). If you gently bend whenever a branch gets to be 4 inches (including side branches), you...

You get the same result with LST - you can end up with as many as seven colas - usually, 2-3 are bigger than the rest, but it's definitely a better alternative to pruning (imo).

CFL grows are by nature (no pun intended) short in time (should be anyway). Especially, if growing in a small space, like you (and I) have. The whole thing should be over in less than 100 days (I like to shoot for 90). You would never prune once flowering has started. So, with 30-40 days...

I would NEVER top an indoor grow - with LST you can keep the height in check. If you do cut, it should only be after you've run out of horizontal space from LST. Two things on the temps: 1. I had a grow this past summer in the attic and I couldn't get the daytime temps below 90 - the...

The plant on the right looks quite healthy - I don't think it could look any better. The other is a bit small, but I don't think there is much you can do now. Are you giving flowering ferts? If so, what kind? If not, a dose wouldn't hurt - just don't over fert - wouldn't want to burn them...