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Well if the leaves are fatter than the others, that suggests a lot of indica strain in it. Im guessing it's a 50/50 indica/sativa hybrid. THC in the amber trichomes have deteriorated considerably... The cloudy trichomes have the most THC, and the clear trichomes don't have much THC at all. The...

Hey i know this thread is old, but I'm in new mexico. Add me as a friend, let's share outdoor growing tips

Hey i know this thread is old, but I'm in new mexico. Add me as a friend, let's share outdoor growing tips

Hey i know this thread is old, but I'm in new mexico. Add me as a friend, let's share outdoor growing tips

Hey i know this thread is old, but I'm in new mexico. Add me as a friend, let's share outdoor growing tips

Awesome. Happy growing

+ rep for 'alien tentacles' lmao

Looking beautiful. +rep

Whoops, forgot to add, I'm from New Mexico, and I love outdoor guerilla gardening here. The afghan varieties love it here. If anyone can answer this, feel free: My white widows (shown above) are not frosty yet. The particular variety im growing takes 12 weeks to flower. When should I expect...

Hook a homeboy up next time!

12/12 from seed = teh sux. =)

Yes. You need to have a sativa-dominant plant. Germinate it in february and veg it under at least 60 watts of fluorescent bulbs per plant until there is no more chance of frost in ohio. Then transplant them into the ground. They will get huge, depending on the genetics of the strain you're...

Do you know what specific nutrient deficiency causes that? (just curious)

Clusters of calyx looking things sound like it's a male to me. Males have clusters of pods. You really need to keep track of when the plant germinated, and once you put them on a 12/12 flowering cycle, consitency is crucial. Please post some pics so I can give you specific advice.

Yep, it's possible and normal for an indica-dominant plant to be finished around week 6 of flowering. How do you know they are sativa-dominant? Can I see some pics?

I've never seen a plant with those brown spots... I usually grow outdoors, must be an indoor gardening problem.

I would transplant it as soon as it's strong enough to survive a transplant. That soil looks really bad. You should let your plants be in the vegetative stage for a minimum of 4 weeks, it really depends on how much yield you want, and how tall you want your plants to be. Remember that...

The seeds sprout fastest at around 85 degrees farenheit, but they will germinate at lower temps. I would just wait another day, they should sprout by then. Fluctuations in temperatures will slow and/or destroy the seeds germination.. so I would stop with the warm bottles. Keep them at a...

Seedlings need no nutrients whatsoever for the first two weeks - the seed they sprouted from gives them all the nutes they need for the first two weeks.

Ouch. That's too bad man. I would transplant them or else flush them everytime you water, and make sure the pH is 6.5-6.8.