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much less then 50/50... When gauging ripeness, I zoom out as much as I can with the scope. I start on the top of the plant and look for an area where I can see about 50-100 or so individual trichs in one frame. I count and note how many clear, cloudy and amber heads I see, then move to a...

id say go by the sun since that is the most natural light you can get. Ive noticed the same thing with my lighted scope. As the battery loses juice the light turns more orange and its harder to see the true color of the trichs.

you can top anytime in veg without a problem

i look forward to all ur questions. I come on here every day now just to see if you posted anything. And dont mind that other dude, some people can be so sensitive and take ur words the wrong way even if you didnt mean anything by it. All you did was ask what he meant, and he got all pissed...

aww now this thread is dead :-(

they can still root under 12/12

just because they are showing preflowers doesnt mean they've started flowering... why do you think some of your clones wont root?

hid lighting is too much for a clone... back it up or use CFLs

He didn't say anything about not wanting your advice, and welcomed your input. Though we did take this thread off topic

A mother plant is one that you keep in veg to take cuttings and not let it flower. So having a plant with doodie genetics isn't worth keeping around as a mother. The big plant you have in the ground right now technically isn't a mother now. A sativa dominant plant would be great for your area...

ive always been interested in biology. Applying a bit of basic plant science, a LOT of online reading with plenty of trial and error gives me a general idea on how to do things. I like to start from seed. It just seems more rewarding to watch the plant go from a teeny speck in a shell to a big...

growers create feminized seeds by selective breeding and creating a plant with stable female genetics, and that's what they sell to the banks as feminized seeds. I think it has something to do with back crossing a hermie female with another stable female, since straight hermie seeds tend to...

lol my energy will be in that class, wish I could be there in person. I would love to learn more about different hydro techniques and mediums. Like how to get a plant to grow as fast as in hydro, but taste like it was grown in high quality soil. That's where I've found the tradeoff...

after pulling them off the plant and a trim And a pic of the final harvest after it has dried and being put into cure. and the next generation of clones.

those night shots are very nice, i can see all those nuggits forming nicely. I agree with the hydro guy, 6-8 weeks sounds about right. I cant believe how big and bushy shes gotten. Looking so happy :-) dont worry about a seed or two. Its possible that you got a little pollination from...

Spiders are actually good to have around your plant since they eat problematic bugs. I never kill spiders I find in my house. I let them set up shop and do their thing. If your only seeing some damage on a few leaves, then the few little hoppers aren't doing much harm, it's when they swarm...

i didnt say whether tops were ideal for cloning or not... just thats where the auxins are

what kind of lights are you using and what are your grow room temps? I dont really see anything wrong except for some damaged leaves. Pics of the whole plant in the growroom would help too

as long as ur not over or under watering it'll be fine under those conditions

flowering has to do with how many hours of light and dark it gets, not the kind of nutes you give it... just let the plant do its thing and be patient. Once the days get short enough, it'll start to flower on its own