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me too...and there is this "lock up" that they want. As I see it, I can veg outside, anytime, as long as they are not budding. They are forcing us to use inside lights for bud...??

ok.....now what about the plants in veg state? And at what point is defined "useable"? The moment buds start to show? When there are "some" buds growing? How or when are the lines crossed? Are they going to let plants fully mature before they are considered? What i'm asking is- are we allowed to...

You would think that would only help the clones with their rooting...

I interpret this the same way. So for me, with three patients, i'm flowering 6 every three weeks(2 per patient), but have many in different stages of veg.

Go down and give one of those plants a squeeze..... thats the downside...

Flush with a light fertz mixture then let it dry up a bit, be sure the pot is not directly on the floor with spacers to allow good run-off and to allow air to flow under the pot to help dry up run-off. This also prevents the area under the pot from stagnating....if you pull the plant to check...

got a link where to find these bags?

DRY,dry dry dry dry dry.....

you'll be happy with ai...its a keeper in my grow. peace

well thats just what he needs to do to be successfull from april to october.Whats the real pain in the ass is waiting all the way to Octeber before a harvest. ONE Harvest...yea you might have to work at it, but I garentee that you can harvest 6 plants every three weeks all summer long using this...

Its not nuts. you can tie ropes between trees in the shape of a cape house, cap both ends and the sides if you wanted and draw a green tarp back and forth over the ropes and viola, a retractable roof...

I'll be doing some early harvests....i'll use daylite for 12 hrs, then put them in the dark. I should be able to harvest all spring, summer and fall...

I agree, we need a hash group. where bags can be found, the process, what to use for leaf material. I've tried the alcohol method but didn't like the results...

no pics...just frosty lil headies...I guess I was wondering how big should I expect them to get...looks like about 10-15%...

Done today!!

clean up your pm!!:twisted: The site says your full! UB, First let me thank you for your help. As you can see I have been much quieter the last few months...:joint: Out of some local indica, they call midnite oil, secimilla, I found a lone seed. The plant probably either got a stray...

Ripen? As in how? i'm doing that right now, I cut the tops off 1 1/2 weeks ago....I have ALOT of lower stuff, even though I trimmed it up. Because I flushed, I fed them with some bloom food and then some water....how long should they go?

Thanx Guys. I'm in 5 gal containers thats been painted with spin-out, so room hasn't been a problem. excellent posts, i'll keep her around as long as possible.

I normally send the seed plant through first, after I take cuttings...this time I have a seed plant that hasn't gone through yet but I have cloned once. Shes a nice full plant and I would like to keep her around if there is any advantage to it. They called this strain Midnight Oil.

What is optimal for a mother plant, the original seed plant or a clone from it? I have a seed plant that i'm cloning and wonder if sending it through will make any difference compared to growing out a clone.