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The plant may be stretching due to the heat.alot of sativa naturally have long internodal length, you can prune the growing tips to keep the height down.

Its possible, i would stick to Sativa strains, they originated near the equator and are more heat resistant.

I dont think its a good idea to top a plant, unless its getting to tall and you want to control the height.When you top a plant its growth is delayed for several days as its starts to put its energy towards side shoot growth.If you flower the plants earlier they will stay shorter and youll have...

Thats not an answer.

Thats a good thing, the faster the better.You should plant as soon as the taproot emerges, but as long as they are kept wet they will be fine for several days.

Yeah well maybe you should pay more attention to the way you speak to me..you seem kind of condescending.

Soma's version of making feminized seeds. Creating feminized seeds is an art, there are a few different methods of application. I have written about some of my different methods of making seeds in previous HIGH TIMES articles. I have use gibberellic acid, light stress, ph...

If its just the one pod then its probably female pollen.You can use it to get more female seeds.

Have you tried this yourself? or are you just repeating what youve heard? What if i was to do it just for the last 2 weeks of flowering?

Reddish or purplish stems may be a sign of phosphorous or magnesium deficiency, some plants also show this as a genetic trait, particularly when the temperatures are cooler.

Is it possible to alter the light cycle in the flowering period to 24/12 ?

I would just let them finish as they are pretty far along, most of your bud weight has already been obtained.

How far is your light from the top of the plants?They may be getting burned if they are to close. Try keeping your fan on all they time during the light hours to minimize any heat build up. Good idea to check your ph also, as tap water is often to high and can cause a nutrient lockup. Last...

Yes. And i would spray them in the morning to give the plant plenty of time to dry. The plant will also absorb the fertilizer more readily through it's tiny pores, in the cooler morning hours.

Older leaves often will turn yellow as the plant begins to use its stored sugers for bud production and is completely normal. If your plants are yellowing in the earlier stages of flowering(the first month) then its perfectly fine to spray them with fertilizer, just remember to dilute to a...

No.But you need to make sure it doesnt happen again.

Erb's Tip #1. The inside of large potato chip bags are mylar, trim the bag for use as a reflective material. Tip #2 It's not the size of the plant, but the maturity and quality of the product that counts. Twice as many plants grown half as big will fill the grow space...