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My theory on non-genetic purple traits among plants is that diffent temperatures affect the pH of a medium. A drop in temp will result in a drop in pH. Now this drop in pH blocks out certain nutrients being available to a plant, example phosphorus. A sign of a phos def is purple. So in essence...

These were harvest at just over 1ft, flowered under 2 4ft 40w fluorescent tubes. The final buds:

So just because you got pots full of soil with irrigation tubes leading to them, it's a hydroponic operation? Excuse me, a hydroponics lab. Who's experimenting?

Whoa, when I clicked "Order" and it takes me to the order form, the web address changes from cannabis-seeds.com to osteoarthritis-hand.com. Wtf?

Shit, I'm in a tight situation right now, and I'd pay $20 for any seeds. I just want to grow!

Poison Ivy?

Nice one TBurn. Edit: Theres a plant called Indica within the Potentilla family. (Potentilla Indica)

Hmm, I think I have the same plant growing in my backyard, if not a differen't species of it. Heres some pics, WITH the flowers bloomed. I've been trying to figure out what this is for awhile now. It grows to about 1-1/2ft, all leaves have 7 blades.

You have to upload the pic so a pic site like photobucket or imageshack. Then get the link to the upload photo and plasce it in between the image tags.

When the dark cycle comes around, go into, skip the next light cycle, and turn lights on next cycle.

Yup, just make sure to keep track how long each plant has been flowering for, don't want to harvest too late or too early.

Probably another grower looking for a spot.

I believe it's called polyploidy. Look it up.

^^^BASTARD! That was my idea, steals credit!

Hook some black tubing up long enough so light doesn't show through. Have it sealed on the inside part of the intake vent, and run the tubing along the bottom of the room, giving it "corners" if necessary to block light and allowing fresh air underneath the canopy. This is one method that came...

Nothing gravity, a hose, and the siphoning principle can't handle.

Hit up your local landfill, I bet they're a dozen 5g buckets laying around.

Yeah, cannabis doesn't grow wild, never did. Some aliens 10,000 years ago showed up in asia and india and russia and handed out potted marijuana plants with 1,000w HPS's.

Fertilizing IS feeding. For vegetative growth you need Nitrogen and less Phosphate, a steady dose of potassium is ideal. And for flowering you will need less Nitrogen and more Phosphorus and same levels of Potassium.

Well its said the radicle (taproot) grows out and does a 180 degree turn, thus the advice of planting radicle/taproot facing upwards. But, roots grow down right? Its common practice to plant taproot down.