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In anycase, I very much doubt ANY agency would waste their time to try to go after people who post on a site, such as this one, when at least 1/4 of it's present poster aren't even from the states. I for one, almost wouldn't mind putting my face up, with my plant. But tell yourself this. If...

Indeed,if you burn them. Try vaporising. It'll last you longer.

I meant 6 weeks if you're rushing things. It IS possible, but you don't get the best results possible. Still, it'll simply depend on if you're able to gage your harvest time.

WHat's the matter with "fuzz"? I say the "pops" whenever we talk about ze police! But hey, generators are cool! ^_^ I'd almost want to have an appartement on generators.

Usually, the flowering process takes about the same amount of time as it took for you to grow. (about 6 weeks more). A normal flowering process, you'll start to see little leaves grow where you have your nodes. Those will pretty much be your buds, since they'l sorta... bunch together and...

I admit I'm curious too, how you gonna get that much power? I'd be very much interested in the answer, since I might just think about doing the same thing if it's not too complicated.

Dude, please put your problems in another thread. It's easier to help people if they don't bunch up in the same threads. Now, your problem is that you probably went to get those lights off of ebay. THe problem with some ebay-bought lights are that they aren't made for growing. You'll also need...

Indeed, halogens aren't very much the recommended light source you want for you plant, since that could cause overheating and firehazards. What you'll want to aim for, if you're a budget grower, is mostly CFls. THey're cool, consume less energy, and usually do a decent job for lighting. As for...

Is your light schedule a constant 18/6 or higher? Did you nute them right after you changed pots? how big is your plant? (Please aim to put questions that aren't directly related to the person's problem in another thread. It's easier to get an answer, then. And it lightens up a little some of...

Hey mate, please make your own thread, that'll help people help you. More simple to keep 1 subject to 1 thread.

Sorry, mate, can't help you there. My "expertise" goes pretty much only with soil. But tell me, bubbleponic resembles hydroponic in a certain way? as in it's a nutrient rich solution in the form of a bubble that nourishes your plants? If so, best to my knowledge, maybe check the "intensity" or...

Ai ai ai, mon. They really like the took a bloody beating from your change. But to me, the colour makes me think about overwatering, perhaps? Maybe I'm just wrong though. But hey, if they pull through, you could simply call your plants "Jesus" :P But honestly, they look in really bad shape...

Well, I've received them about 2-3 weeks ago. (Sorry about not saying anything. Caught up in my studies and so on) Anyone who "dissed" them about being a crappy money stealing company should maybe think about eating their socks and checking with their customs, cuz I've received my shipment...

Mate, that wouldn't change his problem. You could do that, but to grow it inside your room, with a figure of authority will be trouble for you, lad. Since you will be requiring light, that's probably one of the first things that would give you away to your ol' grandma. And you can't go with...

But if your plants are indoor plants, then that would be too much! Normally, indoor plants usually take about 3/4 of the same nutes as outdoor plants, since the outdoor ones usually have more soil in which the fert. diffuses.

Seems like a lot of nute. But from what I've read, depending on how much time you've been flowering it, it should be normal for you to see it yellow on the bottom, as the plant starts to store energy to put it into the buds.

I vote you doN't nute it yet. If you do, you ARE taking a chance that you might accidently burn it before it can handle the fertilizer. But if you absolutely want to, just make sure you go with VERY dimished strength. Like.... 1/6th or even an 1/8 of how much the recommended does is. That way...

Dude, I didn't over nute it, bloody crap. It's called a heatstroke = when the temp inside my box went accidently up to 100°F at least, during the night. It really bashed up the leaves. And just for the record. I barely nute my plants at all. and I mean just about nothing whatsoever. Wasn't...

For nutes, wait at least 3 weeks of growth before you start giving it any. Otherwise, it's like giving an energy drink to a toddler.

If you're carefull about it, and you take enough time to do so, she should be just fine. But don't forget that if you wait too long, your roots will get entangled (aka root bound), and that can kill your plant. If you replant it, it'll maybe get a little stressed because of the new...