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So, dreamy is that a picture of your past-time hobby (elephant)? Hey, cwv - this might work better for you, if your not willing to wait out the time, just pick and clip each week, to determine your taste and high.

To moist, and not enough nitrogen. Might be to wet, for your young tree to establish roots, root rot. This could stunt root growth. Whats under that tin of yours?

Looks, beautiful to me.

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Check this diagram out: 5 weeks probally isn't long enough, I'd wait the entire 8 weeks, the plant will start to plump up the next week or two. You could pick now, but its worth the wait, I know its temping... :D I smoke as I go, by the end I haven't got anything.

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So, in short you need a light, water, and nutes. If, only growing 2-4 plants then 250 watt bulb would be plenty of light, but if you plan to expand than your 600 watt bulb system might be better. Water, if hard water or water with a high ph level then some white vinegar will do the trick (try 1...

Just water and feed with nutes - something like 10-10-10 will work fine.

Transplanting is very simple, just be careful when taking the plant from its container, as you can tear roots when you pull out the plant, its probally better to tilt your pot at an angle to get the plant to slide out easier. If these plants are in cups, I'd do 2 gallon pots, if their in 1...

You won't be needing 20-20-20 ferts, unless your running your plants on 24/0. Its common for the bottom leaves, in my experience to turn yellowish, brown and fall off. You can pick off the bottom leaves, but the plant most likey can use up the water or moisture still left in the dying leaf.

Avoid the humidity, and cool the room. You can always mist your plants, humidity seems to cause the plants to wilt or do weird leaf things.

Keep the light 6 to 8 inches from the top of your plant, about 2 weeks ought to be enough for hps, you might want to change to a bigger container, as rootbound will acure. Then for like a week you'll wonder why your plant hasn't grown, lol. The longer you stare at the faster it grows, i tried...

Question: if a plant thats in flower is forced back to veg. cycle, does the plants timer for flowering start over?

Bump, Bump... Conclusion: breed out the unwanted traits. :mrgreen: Thanks all for helping, with quick response times.

I found a true female, if the lights didn't go off and on more times, than an irregular light cycle than, I would have had male pods everywhere. Makes sense. Yeah, I was kinda like, 4 weeks into flowering an bam, a tiny worthless seed... Yes, crossing, pollen produced, by a female plant with...

I'm thinking stress caused the female to produce these tiny seeds at the nodes, the only place seeds are being produced. Can't turn a female into a male, you can turn a female into a female plant that produces female pollen. Yep, all I want is female's, unless breeding.

True female - Stress, use the lights (turn them on, turn them off 12/12 for a week, then 24 hours for 2 days, then 12/12 for 2 days, then 24 hours for a day, and so forth). Here's a link: Their was a male in the room, but it was an immature male, I pulled him out, he was actually a female...

Not sure, if this is a characteristic of female seeds. No not femizied, this one came out of a batch of male and female plants, I pulled the males plants before the pods opened, I'll just have to try the next batch out, see if I can make a cross and cut out this... well, not so horrible trait...

More than one, all having the same problem. I've experienced this before, but has only come to my attention just recently. Stress, is my only guess.