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Seems like all the advice I read here says the pH should be between 6 and 7. You might want to look into that, but otherwise your plant looks very happy. Here's hoping it's a girl! Good luck to you.

So I'm thinking, if one were to pull the lights away from the plants a little during flowering, they might produce less dense buds which are bigger for the weight than dense buds. This might be good for sales...at least the first time. LOL. I don't sell so this doesn't matter to me, unless...

Well, except for the 18,500 people who lost their jobs, I guess it's a good thing. I never ate a twinkie in my life, but I feel for those families who just lost their primary bread winner (and it won't be Wonder Bread, will it?).

Yup I agree. That's why, if you smoke anything, you gotta take care of your body. Lots of anti oxidants, anti inflammatories, vitamin C, etc. Keep the meat and dairy consumption under control, eat lots of fresh fruits and veggies, get your exercise and keep your stress down. Stress will kill...

I grow my own citrus. Satsuma oranges, blood oranges, grapefruit, pumellos, lemons, kumquats, calamondins. Pecans and loquats, too. All in my yard. It's all good. And if you have never had a glass of fresh squeezed satsuma juice you haven't lived.

Need more pix! Haha. Just kidding. It looks great and the way things are around here, I wouldn't mind taking a walk thru your grow room and taking a few clippings, just to evaluate them ya know. I'm a nice guy that way. As for humidity, all I can say is get a dehumidifier or vent better...

The yield of a plant depends on the plant's genetics and how it's grown. Probably the best use of the numbers given for yield is to use them to compare one strain to another. How you grow it will determine the actual yield you get. Decide on your method (ie sea of green, screen of green...

The only thing I would add is that they like low humidity, so keeping the humidity up will help once you knock them down. Oil sprays work well. Whatever you spray, keep in mind that the critters live on the bottom of the leaves, so that's where you want to direct your water/oil spray.

It's a premature ejaculator!

This is my first grow since 1975 except for a few windowsill plants in the interim, so there's no reserve. I don't sell, so the harvest will be all mine...well, all ours. I have family. Next crop will be bigger. I am doing this grow to learn how to do it under lights and am learning a lot...

Damn it is dry in these parts and I won't harvest until early next year. It's enough to drive a man to drink. I've seen it before. It gets dry as hellfire and then suddenly it's all over the place...at a higher price. Here's to being independent of the market.

If the cfls are small enough, use them around your house.

Be ambiguous about your location and the police won't know whether to watch you or not, since they won't know if you're in their district unless they go to the trouble and expense to trace down every person on here on the slight chance that they find someone in their district. Not worth it to...

I have an 8'x8'x8' room in which I'm growing. It smells great in there to me, but the smell does get out of the room. When I open the jar of ona gel the smell in the adjoining room is gone within minutes...and the ona gel is in the grow area, not the adjoining room. It really does seem to...

Once you have the soil in the correct pH range and your nutrients are at a healthy level (ie not burning anything) proper water management is most important. Cannabis cannot take wet conditions around the roots. Allow the entire pot to go almost completely dry (stick a finger or freshly...

Regular household, medium, E26. The larger cfls, like 125w and up require a mogul socket. The specs for the bulb should indicate which type of socket is needed.

The 65w that I have seen just screw into a regular socket and do not need an additional ballast, as they have one built in. Just make sure all your wiring and fixtures are rated for the max amount of power you will be drawing.

It's a good thing. The plant is growing well and doesn't appear stressed. Remember, the leaves are the factory that powers the plant, so big leaves with lots of blades are good.

Yeah, I just spend a lot of time with my plants, breathing. I don't know if it helps them, but it makes me feel better!

Very nice. I think you'll be feeling very good for quite a while...