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Try to get the lights right in there, within a few inches. You are good to leave the dome off at this point. They should have good enough roots by now, and those jiffy plugs are prone to mold under a dome.

someone had said your soil might be too hot, means your soil might have too many ferts and/or out of range pH this -->

You can get screw in CFLs with those clamp on reflector fixtures. I like to secure the clamps with a wire hanger so there's no chance of the light moving or the clamp slipping off and having the bulb break or burn some leaves. It also makes it easier to raise and lower the lights by just...

Let all the plants dry out before watering. Don't bother with full spectrum lighting, just mix blue and red spectrum CFL's

everything looks great. My only suggestion is to get more light in there. A bunch of those cheap 26watt curly CFLs would do nicely. More light = better yeild (for the most part).

get those little ones closer to the light, or else they're gonna stretch and leave you with weak wispy stems. And like the others have said, let those jiffy plugs dry out before watering again. I use those plugs as well and only have to water them two or three times a week.

id go with at least four daylight (6500K/blue spectrum) bulbs per plant for vegging and at least six warm white (2700K/red spectrum) per plant for flowering. Full spectrum is nice, but it emits unuseable colors and is somewhat inefficient. Get those lights as close as you can without burning...

you're going to need a LOT more light. You can get highter wattage CFL's for cheap. I can see the stems are quite stretched.

couldnt agree more. It's hard to stop yourself from worrying and doing too much to the plant. I learned quick that the less I mess with it, the better. That soil will do a lot of the work feeding the plant. I water with ferts every time, but I grow hydro, they have no soil to leach food...

Yarn, twine, rope, just about anything that wont cut through or damage the branch (like fishing line) like you said. With the plant being outside, its going to be very hard to overwater. Keep track of how much it rains and water accordingly. Every third watering should still be good for giving...

im gonna go ahead and pass on the crack....

I personally love looking at pics of other people's plants. Lol they kind are like baby pics, you have to be a grower to appreciate them.

The first time I ever tried coke, it did nothing for me. The people I was with told me it's cause I smoke too much weed.

fold some old towles and sit the air pumps on that, works for my small pump. Also, you'd be suprised what a paranoid brain might perceive as an issue that really isn't.

Nothing really wrong except for the slight added stress on the plant from switching light sources. The sun is going to do a better job then any light fixture ever could. Plant it in the ground if you can, unless security is an issue If the lights dont go any lower, stick some books under the...

youre going to need a lot more light.. and drop them down closer to the plants, like 3-4 inches from the tops.

Depends.... Could be tomorrow, could be a week or so after you flip to 12/12. Just keep an eye on them.

ive had this happen to me before. My neighbors had just moved out, and my dad was weedwacking the yard. He had called me outside laughing and pointed to the front steps by the vacent house, a lil weed plant about 8 nodes high. That night I dug it up and brought it inside. My avatar is that...

do you see any white hairs sticking outta that thingy you circled?

wow, she already looks so happy sitting in the ground in the sun. The swelling is normal for the clones. The part of the stem that you have under the soil is gonna become part of the root system now. As a general rule of thumb, plants get 2-3 times larger when flowering. Don't be suprised if...