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I'm using MG in soil. Journal's in my sig. Edit: to be clear, i'm NOT using MG soil... that stuff WAS total garbage

Makes perfect sense. Way to think outside the box, man.

Thanks, vh

I've seen plants change their growth habit after cloning. I had a bubblelicious plant that was beautiful and bushy from seed, her clones were lanky and stupid, under the same conditions as pre-clone. Most, however, will look the same as their mother in a few weeks. Also, whatever rooting product...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdGSCNy-AHw How are you guys posting those videos so they come up like that? EDIT: Thanks, Nusky, +rep

np. thanks for the props!

How about Hexed Mex

Sure, man... harvest and cure and smoke will all be here, with lots of pictures. Glad to have you here. Ice is definitely looking promising. All the preflowers on the plant are already plump and completely frosted... they started doing this long before flowering. I feel you about making your own...

If you never see your trichs turning amber... you still can get a general idea of when the plant is done doing what its gonna do- wait for most/all of the hairs to turn brown. Going off of those photos alone, It looks like it could use another week at least. Some sativas are recommended at up to...

I'd wait til the next watering and use distilled water on the yellow individual. Each plant, even of the same strain, is genetically unique, so they will respond to the same conditions differently. Seedlings, being much more sensitive than a healthy, mature plant, exaggerate these differences.

Judging from the length of the stem and your lighting setup, my first guess is that it needs a lil more light. Low light makes it take longer for photosynthesis to develop in new cells. Doesn't look like it's in immediate danger, though.. I'd say your best bet is to just sit back and blaze.

It was primarily female... had a couple male inflorescences at a few nodes, consisting primarily of imperfect males, and a few true perfect herms like this. Three clones of the same mother, all did this, so she's trash.

Haha put the knife down.. no need to do anything rash. Thanks about the hermie post man.. I think that post is cool enough for a sticky, but we'll see what the mods think. It's also in my grow journal in my status, swing by sometime if you feel like it- i joined this forum hoping for lots of...

At 12 weeks, you are about to start over regardless. Why not just let it finish? Those buds aren't super frosty but that doesn't mean they're not smokable.

Not too much, though... remember you want the humidity around those roots to be ~100% to avoid burning them off. A half-dozen or so pokes with a paperclip or sewing needle will be plenty to allow gas exchange.

I would definitely leave it on until it goes into soil. Exposure to air will kill the root hairs and damage the growing tip on those fresh roots. Could poke a few holes in the baggy (carefully) to allow enough gas exchange for the roots to get some oxygen, though.

Most Cannabis plants are dioecious, meaning they have imperfect (male or female) flowers on separate plants. What we growers commonly refer to as a hermaphrodite, is actually called a monoecious plant- male flowers on a female plant- both sexes of imperfect flower on the same individual. A TRUE...

Most Cannabis plants are dioecious, meaning they have imperfect (male or female) flowers on separate plants. What we growers commonly refer to as a hermaphrodite, is actually called a monoecious plant- male flowers on a female plant- both sexes of imperfect flower on the same individual. A TRUE...

Most Cannabis plants are dioecious, meaning they have imperfect (male or female) flowers. What we growers commonly refer to as a hermaphrodite, is actually called a monoecious plant- male flowers on a female plant- both sexes of imperfect flower on the same individual. A TRUE hermaphroditic...

Well had an amazing stroke of luck today. Just now I snipped off a wierd, deformed bud tip on a BB2 just because it pissed me off, and upon closer inspection, found it to have two big, fat, unopened male flowers on it. :sad: Checked the other two BB2 plants, and sure enough, they all hermed...