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yeah if its absolutely bare, its toast. Don't know why one would do that though?

yeah just keep it under 18/6 forever and treat her right, but it's best to keep a mom for a shorter period of time as it will get pretty big and need more upkeep/soil, etc. I would think that the number of clones cut at one time would affect the rate of re-growth as theres more sites being...

Van stinks and its super expensive to live there...come to the island ;)

the soil looks super dry if you ask me....get some water in there and maybe a spritz on the plants themselves to perk em back up

go for it dude, no worries there

I don't argue that their potential is underdeveloped. However, in this particular case he's pumping a massive amount of LED power into that grow. It might be enough to offset the downfalls. We'll see I guess ;)

As this technology is constantly advancing prior grows really dont have to do much with the current "leader" in LED systems

don't listen to all the criticism man, those things have been worked on and worked on, and wouldn't be getting all the hype if they didn't work (I also trust high times when it comes to product reviews, and if they said it works...it probably damn well works!). I say slap those puppies over...

new pics above (been awhile....oops), these are the 2 that I've kept (please be girls!) Growth is looking good, although a few branches on one are a little strange.

I keep a humidifier in my veg room, you can get a little one for 30-40 bucks at walmart, etc

I know skunk's a wicked strain with a decent yield. I've had no experience with lowryder, so I'm not much help on that one.

I know the cycles of the moon can affect outdoor plants; you can get a calendar that helps you plan when to plant in order to get the best timing.

no problem! I've got tonnes of help since I cam here, so it's good to share the love hehe

should be alright as long as theres no breakage

well we'll see how it turns out ;)

nothing???

So I've been toying around with my setup and decided to try hanging the light down into a circle of plants rather than having a hood overtop aiming the light down onto the canopy. I can get about 12 or so plants around one light, each about 14 inches away from the light (maybe a little more)...

poor little robot...totally depressing movie; the human race dies off, little robo sits all alone for thousands of years....gah!

thats far away for the light if they're non-seedling vegging plants...but that would cause them to stretch, not really wilt much. Over/underwatering causes wilting as do a number of other things. Pics would be super helpful ;)