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Shit. This thread was hilarious.If only ppl knew the magic of paper. Oh well I aint gonna spill it. lolcatz.

Awesome job, with the plant in photo #1! No purple to speak of! And did you VERIFY that it were a male? never throw themout until you know for sure... if you pay attn to it daily there'sno danger, they haveto sprout their sexy parts for a while before they can impregnate your girls, so keep em...

Hey man, I'm back. How are things looking?

Well the most important thing is to be patient and not over feed. Every time you feed, water with pure, ph adjusted water or maybe a compost tea if you can, twice, before feeding again. Veg at least another two weeks and then flower under the most intense light you can. What nutrients are you...

Certainly true in that aspect! However I would add that a seed-grown plant and a clone from that very plant, if they were close in age and hit 100% of their genetic potential, would have the exact same potential yield. You think so?

Of all my books, DVD's, webpages and friends, RIU is the greatest source of grow-knowledge I've ever been blessed with. Thank God for RIU!

That's debateable! :) Genetics are just as good with plants "born" from cuttings as plants from seed! Doncha think?

Hey OP. Yes, they should be larger, BUT it's okay that they are not. In fact, generally speaking, the longer the veg, the better the flower-phase and the better the yield. (Basically.) Anyways, the good news is that the haven't really stretched too much. I agree that lighting is the issue, Im...

I think a pound is a bit high; really. But it's a great looking crop, good job! :) Luckily AK is quite the heavy yielder so IF everything goes well, i think it's fair to say that you could expect 4-5 oz.

Obviously a few people have already addressed your question, but at first glance my opinion is no; now of course you certainly could - but don't expect more than 3/4 oz to 1 oz yield. Consider this: If you let the plant veg another 3-4 weeks, and you focus on rhizospheric inoculation (mycos...

Well, first thing to check, in my opinion, is there any possibility that light is leaking in during the "lights-off" periods? Any way to upload pictures, of your crop AND of your setup? That would help a hell of a lot. Keep growing no matter what!

Here is an example of the way I use my CF's, As the OP stressed, I like to shove them damn lights in as far as I can on the sides, and with the 125w I hang that damn thing within an inch or two of the canopy. Without doing that, the stretch would be unbearable. Really I didn't know very many...

Had you just completed a foliar application of some kind? Or is that copious neem oil, like, are they sticky? Looks fantastic anyways! What are LEDs like nowadays here in 2016? Used LED as supplement for HID and as standalone supplement in greenhouse, but they were just... meh. I've heard...

What an awesome thread man, especially the part about auxins and the utilization of weights & tying! Thank you for the knowledge refresher!

Perhaps it helps me that I'm such a proponent of under-lighting. thanks again!

mmmm! Thanks guys, for the feedback.

Here's a small example, with my at-home "fun-grow." I'll ask my boss if I may post facility pictures, doing the same there.

So I want everybody's thoughts here. To keep it simple, I have noticed over the last few months that when i push my veg plants right up together (will post pics in the morning,) that they seem to really compete for light, and seem to grow faster, and, more importantly, they seem much stronger...

fuck id love to have half of that even

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