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I flipped the light just about two weeks ago, so, subtracting the usual week, one week. Glad you asked; I was sure it had been longer. I wanted to veg under MH for two weeks before switching to the HPS, so I guess it'll be another week until that. On my previous grow...

Some shots from this morning:

These were just a few feet away from my tent on a recent camping trip: Tried not to touch any, sionce I didn't want to risk bringing home pollen to MY girls.

Also, some strains are easier to clone than others. Just keep tending them as long as it takes. Mine were taking so long that I took another set . . . and still nothing for weeks. Then, one day, ROOTS!

Buy a cage and a real skunk (with scent glands removed), and keep your neighbors guessing!

+1 on LST! I'm also in the Midwest (although an indoor grower), and, yeah, the weather has been odd this Summer. Your plants look lovely! I think they look like they want to stay outside. Weather permitting, of course!

On my last grow, I couldn't get the light as close to most of the buds as I would have liked, because that big-ass main cola got in the way :mrgreen:. With an even canopy, I figured I could get the light closer. LST works like a champ for me. This morning...

Not necessarily. You do have to remove all the hardware, and rebuild it in the new pot. Obviously, the the more extensive the hardware, the bigger the hassle to put it back. When they're still small, though, there won't be so much hardware yet. I started my current LST in small pots, with only...

yes! Yes!yes!

The girls are responding to 12/12 quite nicely. I had to raise the light several inches, so that spread of light covers the whole canopy. I'm thinking next week I will switch over to the HPS, so heat will be more of an issue. However, the ventilation is good, the lights ar off during the hottest...

How about a big fence? Good Fences make good neighbors, you know.

Moonlight is just reflected Sunlight

This is mine. It's made from a framework of wire shelving.The middle shelves are 14 x 36 inches, and top and bottom are 6 inch ledge shelves mounted facing out. Shell is aluminized mylar sandwiched with heavy-gauge black poly, using double-sided carpet tape. I'll be moving some of the ducts and...

Change your timer so the lights come on at night, and off during daylight hours.

Update: I had a small mishap with one of the girls this morning, and tipped the pot over while grooming her. Luckily, only a bit of soil fell out; easily replaced. I'm trying to decide what to grow next. Although these are super easy to grow, they're such a bitch to clone that I'll likely go...

I've been growing some Nirvana AK48, see my journals https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/650955-my-new-grow.html and https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/687140-new-generation-lst.html I thought they were very easy to grow. I really like the compact structure of these plants, easy to...

I should add that the inside of the loops is not sticky, so I can slide the bamboo out when opening the tent, and returning it when shutting it.

Made an addition to the tent. The length of bamboo I ran vertically front center does lessen the negative pressure caving, but not entirely. There was still plenty of caving between the strut and the sides. It was hard to keep enough distance between the leaves and the walls of the tent. So, I...

The plants from before now look like this: :leaf::leaf::leaf::leaf::leaf::leaf::leaf::leaf::leaf:

Amen to that! Lat grow, I had two plants, and harvested one too early. The one I waited on had nearly twice the yield, even though the plants were about the same size. The bud structure was a lot tighter, and was an over all better smoke. One thing you learn doing this is patience.