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Hmm. Does it have enough growth sites to be moved into flower? As I was LSTing it today, I noticed some sort of bulbish growths in the higher joints. Still very tiny. Possible signs of pre-flower? Means it could be male? I wouldn't know. Since I just started experimenting with LST on it, I may...

Actually, that made perfect sense. Thanks! Something to do this weekend. heh.

Ha. After this one's first month, it was maybe five inches tall. It didn't really start to flourish until I repotted it into the 2.5 gallon bucket. (Cause it was the biggest thing I could find around the house. haha.) Still, it strikes me as pretty impressive. From maybe five to six inches tall...

Kinda like Jumbo, I got bored and took some pics. lol. It doesn't look fantastic, like many of the other grows on this board do, but... it's doing it's best. lol. Probably end up being a male and a waste of the last month and a half, but oh well. It's helped me learn alot for next time. Is it...

Okay, so almost a week later, and here's some updated pics. Poor scraggly little thing. haha.

Yeah. I made sure of that. Drilled holes in the bottom of it, before I repotted into it. As for moving into flower, I still need to pick up some 2700k bulbs for it. Ahh, limited budgets, aren't they grand? lol

Very nice, man! When I first read your text, before looking at the pics, I kinda expected to see the plant growing out of the dirt basement. hahaha. I don't know why. Just the connections one's mind makes, or something.

Actually.... Kind of. lmao. When I first decided to give this a try, all I had was 'gardon top soil' I purloined from my mom's shed. haha. That's what this poor thing started in. I finally relented enough (still being a cheapskate, mind) to buy a bag of miracle-gro, which is what it's in now. I...

I've been having a rought time of it, mostly by just being a total cheapskate and paying the price. lol. So far, out of all my stumbling attempts, this is the only one that has managed to survive. It may not look it, but it's almost a month old now. I've had problem after problem, most of...

Good to know! The fun part will be figuring out how to rig something up. THe closet I'm using is wide, and not very deep. So a setup similar to yours isn't an option. I'm thinking of just putting a partition (cardboard, 'cause I'm broke? Some particle board, if I can get my hands on some? Who...

I was going to do this too, but the wrapping paper I found stuffed in a closet was too thin, and the printing bled through when it was pressed flat against the wall. It might have done the trick well enough, bit I'm nit-picky. lol. I just picked up a few sheets of white poster board instead...

From what I understand, it's a nutrient additive. Containing, of all things, growth hormone. lol.

So I found this while browsing around at Walmart: http://www.overstockdrugstore.com/products/Willert-Fragrance-Free-Closet-Deodorizer.html?prodid=8199&utm_source=GoogleBase&utm_medium=PE&utm_campaign=GoogleBase&cvsfa=1950&cvsfe=2&cvsfhu=38313939 Think that'd do the trick, for a small closet...

Nice! I feel you on the tight budget. S'why my seedlings (of my first serious grow) are just sitting in the bottom of my closet under some CFLs. Odor is going to be a fun issue, further down the road. Since I still have clothes in the closet. The carbon filter does the trick that well? I mean...

Those plants are looking damn fine! But I also have a question. I see you've got some out- and intake fans going. The outake have a carb filter on it? I ask because I see the clothes above your setup, and have to wonder if the odor seeps into them. lol.

Oy. I don't even want to pretend to imagine what that electric bill would be like, down the road. lol

Ha. Nice. When my plants are big enough to benefit from a 5 gallon bucket over a couple half-gallon milk jugs, I might have to try this. lol

Texas. Heh. I can't imagine it being hard to buy online. Then again, I haven't exactly checked. lol

Awesome. Also good to know. Heh. Being a 'the cheaper the better' personal use grower, I'll be going with the yeast/sugar idea for CO2. On an 18/6 schedule, that's six hours of CO2 going to waste every 24 hours. Hmm. But I guess it can't be helped. Can't exactly cap off a jug of yeast/sugar...

Good to know, for sure. But I meant more in terms of the plants stages. Would the CO2 be wasted on seedlings, over a more grown plant?