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Well do the best you can so what do you got to lose? Better to see if you can bud then hack at it to be honest. I would recommend heavy doses of micronutrients to help build up the strength. Magnesium, zinc, calcium, and maybe even potassium should help.

I would think that you would hook anything up that needs pressure first without any and make sure you have it secure with washers, o-rings, etc. so it does not bust once it builds up - not sure though. That's my logical guess.

I think you have a 50/50 chance. What kind of medium was it in originally before the transplant and then after....what did they do?

I would suggest many more lights (6500 veg and 2700 flower) and better genetics. I think you would have had much better luck with a good strain. Maybe you should get a little fan to bring air in and one to bring air out.

Yeah besides this being your first grow it was also random genetics that you took a chance on. Some strains are just designed after so many different prototypes to be massive yielders. My first grow I got 1.5 ounces off one plant under a 400 watt HPS and it was a strain from Sensi. You really...

Maybe you can start ties or prune - train them like mane said - you could put other plants around them. If they are in pots they should be easy to hide. There has to be a spot you can hide them if somebody comes over that might have big eyes.

How long have you been gone subcool? How did they treat you? Did you ever get a good look at the rat or know which one he or she was? :peace:

That's pot smoke. Damn it.

Post the ALL the pics dude! I want to see. You can't just talk about it and say you have pics then not show ALL of them. Yeah that's not rain because some at the bottom appear to move upwards. That's a really kind of a weepy cemetery too. Just kind of a more than usual sad vibe.

Dude you rocked it. Everybody learns from experience what we feel like will make it better. That is a lot of ice for eleven clones dude. :blsmoke:

Well.... One big earthquake is better than tremors but even better is if you can go on forever..... That goes for both sexes and anybody in between LOL

Those pics look familiar.

It's okay it happens. It's still pretty and will be a great herb. :mrgreen:

Keep us updated because I have been really interested in those bulbs too. You got the best spectrum for flowering. I wonder what the blue one looks like..... They look heavy but you made a damn sturdy fixture for your other bulbs so I know you are going to hook those bad boys up tight...

You can buy lady bugs at a good nursery and they might eat them. I don't know much about them but everybody says they eat just about any pest that eats fruiting or flowering plants. Just remember whatever you spray on your herbs will go into your body eventually. Food for thought.

It looks like nutrition burn - hence the really dark leaves and leathery appearance - since you are flowering now all you have to do is cut out the nitrogen, well you can cut out ALL of it for a while, maybe even two weeks and up the Phosphorus and you want to up the potassium a little slowly...

hhhmmmm......I still think it's the light. PH will not do that. Ph will inhibit the intake of nutrients and slow growth. Also produce less glucose and lower energy. Also your plants are droopy and they do not arch upwards. Maybe you should try bringing the light closer or making a reflective...

I just started using my own compost tea in general and I am having my own issues because I made it and I am no compost pro LOL. At first I bought fertz from Fox Farm - anyways if you want to brew your own compost tea - it is a lot cheaper. It's easy to make tea. I just stick 1/4 a cup in a...

It's the lower leaves = not enough light. Also they look kind of depressed and stressed. I can understand that. Story of my life. They are dying off to give energy to the rest of the plant. YOU NEED MORE LIGHT BUDDY! MORE LIGHT! MORE LIGHT! LOL. A deficiency is not a lock-out. If you worry...

Well this is my personal thing right here - You are using a very fast wicking and dripping substrate. You really do not have to worry about the PH of the substrate. You worry about the PH of the water + nutes. So you want to test the water and the nutes to see if they are level. Also people...