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I will add new pictures this week, depending on how many cloud free days we get. Clouds have definitely caused a slow growing plant. Stupid weather. I'm growing outdoors to avoid finding out how much it would increase our hydro bill growing indoors. Anyways, if anyone has any questions or...

As long as summer is in the future, it's never too late to start. Just don't expect a huge yield.

I wouldn't call them short. My plant is around 2 months old, or more, and it's just getting to a foot tall. They could be taller, but they look good.

Generally I'd say you want the plant at least 6" before flowering. The most important thing to remember is the plant needs to be strong enough to hold up the bud it will be growing. If the stem looks too thin, either wait or find a way to support the weight it will get from the buds.

None of the seeds sprouted after being planted. This journal is finished. Very sad.

I was just reading in another thread about the decrease in daylight time triggering flower, and first frosts. I live in Southern Ontario, so parts of the US are further north than I am. I was just wondering, if it starts to get too chilly outside while my plant is budding, would it be safe...

These most recent pics from today show the development of some of the new branches. There's also some pictures from before and after I tied it up. As well as a picture of each top. Today I also snipped off the damaged leaves, despite their greenness.

I've heard some pretty crazy things being used to water plants, but wow.

Ok, yesterday I used a nutrient solution for the first time that matters. Either the plant didn't like the nutes, or they were too strong, but over the course of a single day, I noticed some nute burn on the leaves. Or what I assume was nute burn. Despite being too early for the next...

After I moved the planter outside, they seemed to start dying and turning brown.

Theoretically ideal for flowering.

My dad told me slugs hate the smell of egg shells. I would rather trust the beer trap method.

It's only seeds if that's a hermy. Pollen would've killed those little pistils.

For legality, I know it was answered but I must mention the story of Marc Emery. He lived in BC, operating a seed bank website. He never went to the US for any reason. But so many Americans bought seeds from his site, the DEA went into Canada and demanded he be extradited to serve a life...

That should be reworded. It isn't us that can't get hands on training. We're talking about growing weed, and from what I've seen most of us here are growing.

Each one of those little black dots/balls is it's own growth. You see it, but so far you thought it was just soil.

Here's a couple new pictures from today, including 2 pictures of the development of future branches off the sides of my branches. I decided to tie up the top 2 branches to spread them apart a little and get more light to more leaves. This little mutant wants to be a bush as much as I...

Ok, here's a development. There's still no signs from the seed in the peat moss, and the bark fibre seed never germinated. I've included a picture of the potting soil seed as I saw it today. I didn't uncover it myself, the hole in the middle was already there. Possibly from a continuous...

I made a new thread about this, but I figured I should add it to here as well because it deals with one of these 2 grows. The larger, single planter has developed a weird spread of growth on the surface. They look like big black trichomes.

Ok, well recently I noticed that instead of a seed sprouting into a plant, something else decided to grow on the soil. This is only one of the seeds I have starting, but this is the only place I found this weird problem. They look like black trichomes, and they aren't sticky. I've been...