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your mix was defiantly too hot. Look at all those mutated leaves. also , LED's should be 2 feet away minimum.

if the plant is root bound you wont see flower production. Get a bigger container for your soil. SLH is kind of temperamental when it comes to light. Stay with the 18/6 for 4 weeks then switch to 12/12. As far as the stretch is concerned you are going to have to get good at super...

how did it turn out?

8 months ago? You've been vegging her that long?

I wouldn't bother with the jiffy pots to start seedlings. the material they use to cover the peat moss chokes the roots when they get bigger. Just get a little bag of peat moss and put it in one of those tiny plastic cups you get from the water fountain.

looks like she is drowning. lower the water level in the bucket. like you need to have the water level a couple inches below where the bottom of the netpot sits in the bucket, understand?

"What are anthocyanins? Anthocyanins(food coloring) are the pigments dissolved in cell sap." They are the red to purple in color and often appear in flowers during late bloom

As I posted about this in another thread, the red color in the stems of the plant is the same chemical used to make food coloring. It's non toxic and naturally occurs in the plants. Glitter on the other hand.... I can't see that one as being remotely ok.

Agreed, a full spectrum light that includes uv, ir, Chlorophyll a and b, with red, white, and blue peaks helps develop the natural chemicals if your strain carries those traits that cause pigmentation. Waiting until the plant eats the chlorophyll will allow those colors to show through. If...

Food coloring is non-toxic and approved by the FDA. I don't see how it could be any worse than smoking a plant full of tar anyways. Besides the amount that the plant picks up is going to be minimal

vacuum bag it, then put vacuum bag in a gallon bag with water around it. freeze the whole damn thing & hide it at the bottom of a cooler full of drinks and ice. Make sure you don't have any lights out on your car, or anything else you could get pulled over for, and most importantly, don't...

Food coloring. just use the same process as you would use to change the color of a normal flower. I like blue myself as it mixes with the yellow chemicals in the plant to produce the purple hue.

Just like with roses, if you add some food coloring to their water on the last couple days, it will leech into the buds. You don't want to starve your plants, that will only hurt your harvest.