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how often are you feeding? i saw you said once since transplant...thats a pretty high npk too.. what type of medium are you using? looks like soil but i wasn't sure...

I'd say you got 2 - 3 more weeks to go... lookin good overall..

Should have been flowering almost 2 months ago...Next few weeks is chop time for most in the northern hemisphere.

might want to give some specifics, indoor or outdoor would be a start? I would assume outdoor, but anything is possible. A pic would help too :)

and +rep don't mean squat unless you press the scale next to #9 :)

Well its almost out of season so I would recommend stocking up soon. I know the walmarts around here won't sell superthrive in the winter. As for superthrive; get it. It was the 1 and only walmart nutrient I used and had good results. If you are getting soil from the mentioned place, keep what...

drop that humidity to 45%...run a fan and exhaust it if you can, your roots need to breathe and that is borderline for mold development. What doesn't make sense to me is vegging a plant with a red spectrum in 18/6 for 3 weeks.......that is why your plant has ridgid lines in the leaves, mostly...

not light burn, would be more drastic than that. Its got something to do with the roots, you have a bug flying in and out of the soil?

Definitely not ready for harvest...You are having a nutrient lockout causing the leaves to hook. I don't think it has to do with the hps or the cfls, but what is the temp during the day in there? what spectrum are those cfls? what are you feeding them? and why are you watering everyday?

are you feeding any nutrients? whats the pH of the water? How is the drainage in your medium? Let the leaves fall of on their own, cutting them early only stresses them more.

amen, and I don't understand why someone hasn't brought up the zip-tie to the garden stick yet....That stem is restrained, like torture let her sway..Get something more flexible; looped fishing string, twist ties (longer garden version), string... it will still support with out restricting..

lol pics would help a lot...thats hilarious

you're exclamating like crazy!!! :)

Thats how I have had to do it aswell...unless you have someone you trust to babysit, you're going to need an automated watering system.

your picture just looks like a caylx with a sagging stigma....almost dead, ready to harvest.. ?!

do what works for ya man, my t5s are about 12"-14" away just so every fan leaf shows some sort of exposure. Everyones setup is different. good luck and keep us posted. ;)

um your roots are locking out....do not add more water, wait for the soil to dry out (aim the fan at that bucket)...I'm talkin 3 days maybe 4...don't transplant, you're going to shock it. You are going to lose a few leaves after this, let them fall off, don't take them off.

well said wilsoncr17, lol

looks like a you took a side of a branch and stuck it in a party cup, so sad.. Doing basic math would tell me 2 months = 8 weeks, you're at 5; 8 - 5 = 3 more weeks. why waste that 8 weeks when you could just go another 2 weeks and get 3x the yield? blows my mind.

I would say 2 oz at the max when dried