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make sure theres holes in the bottom of those buckets tylarflowers. also your plants will most likely grow out of that growbox

no every 3 days is good, almost too much. But if you say that you've been checking to see if its dry and that it is, then thats fine. I would make my plants want the water/nutes, water it , wait till the soil dries out(NOT COMPLETELY DRY) just about 4 inches deep (in a 5 gallon pot) then i would...

Remember to post pictures of when you chop and some of the nuggs.. weight, wet and dry.. etc..

not to knock your grow but for almost 3 weeks long and its only grown that much something isnt right.. i think you might need to give it a good watering.. in every picture i saw the soil look dried out. now that doesnt mean water a bunch everyday.. just give it a good watering then let it dry...

definitely, you will lose ATLEAST half.. i will guess you will have atleast 2-5 oz's.. but thats good. if you can grow a plant and come out with atleast an ounce of quality herb, thats a job well done.

Noo that's completely fine and actually means they might be starting to root. My clones started yellowing before they rooted and I researched it abd they said the same. But make sure they're warm and moist. If so you're fine.

heres some pics if they help. is it ok to give it some big bloom and grow big? this is the day of transplant these are today...

I still don't feel as if I got a good answer. It's been 10 days since transplant, I can definitely tell it's lightened in color to a light green and it has grown atleast 2 new sets of leaves. Do you think I could start feeding big bloom and grow big? I'd probably start at half dose unless u...

it definitely has gone from a dark green to a lighter green, that i did notice.

I have a quick question.. I transplanted my clone into a pot from a peat pellet about a week ago (Roots were poking out of the pellet good) and it has noticeably grown in the pot so the roots have settled in a started spreading/growing. I was wondering when can i start giving it some nutrients...