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Yep, Backwoods are great, all my bahamian cousins and nephews smoke them -very smooth

Sounds like the very thing. My recipe is more or less that, on the cheap. I suppose that my point on flushing, is that I pay for top class nutrients, and the associated feeding advice. GH say to feed Floraripen in the last two weeks of flower. This takes us to full ripeness, Where do we get the...

Try the Aquavalve self watering system this is a great setup, all the benefits of soil and hydro. gravity fed from a 37 litre res that you ph once at each nutrient change. Simplicity itself.

Al, this may interest you https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/56014-root-grafting.html

With my outdoor plants, I often get a seed or two. the last one I cut gave 7.5 ozs of very, very good smoke and two seeds, one of which I planted. This was a female, and gave two ounces of top class buds as part of an indoor grow.

Superskunk is one...

I might try putting one outside for the season.

While sorting out some clones, both a Sativa and an Indica I Scarified the stems of a cutting from each variety, dipped the stems in Clonex gel and put them together in a coir cube. Both seem to have rooted well and are perfectly healthy. A neat way of keeping two varieties in one mother plant...

I totally wish you luck- I keep trying for a gram per watt (250watt) in my little space - 0.8 per watt is the best to date, with 16 single stems. (just under 1/2 0z per stem)

KITTEN! I LOVE KITTENS! My Cat is called Dr Hercules Love (So maybe I had better not offer any bright ideas)

Harvest the ripest now if you fancy it. I don't believe in flushing, there is no evidence in its favour. I grow outside in cow shit, never flush and the taste is superb. plants got to eat. If you keep going day by day, let her have sweets, by which I mean 1tbs of Molasses in one gallon of water...

Yes indeedy, O Yes, Bonsai marijuana- i have a pair of root-pruned elderly stunted Sisters who give off clone after clone of super Skunk when exposed to proper light. (I keep them under a 70 watt SON-T security floodlight):mrgreen:

Looks to me like you are adding ripening nutrients way too early. From seed, day 32 is barely time to go to 12/12, let alone late stage flowering nutrients. If you think I may be right, try a weak domestic tomato plant food every other watering, see if she greens up again.

Thats the spot for them. I have just rooted my next generation, and bought one of those tall, skinny plastic "greenhouses" to go against a South facing wall (last grow cured and smoking)

But what if the JiffyLube shares space with a KFC franchise? Surely it would make sense to eat a bird while getting a jolly good greasing at the same time? Ergonomical, if you know what I mean.:mrgreen:

Looks like you got through all the hard times-your next grow will be storming. It's the waiting game now. Another 30 days or so?

Go ahead-I switch plants from outside to in, re-veg, clone buds and put plants outside when temps/sunlight are fine and then put them back under lights again. Re-vegging takes time and patience is all. Where it is possible, I think plants benefit massively from natural light.

Looks a nice, tight set-up,should grow well- what yield are you shooting for?

And don't knock people for checking your thread. How the hell are they supposed to help if they don't look?

I think you have overfed and over watered. If you are using soil, you probably shouldn't feed for the first 3 weeks of growth from seed. Back off, water sparely and do not feed for a week or two, then feed at 1/4 strength. As the soil nutes are used, increase feed. Remember to back off the feed...