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Acutally mate, if you're careful, you could transplant right away, and if you're lucky, even dodge the stress phase most plants go through for repotting. I did mine right after it grew to about the same size, and it's groing quite nicely too.

How great is it to live where I am. Much less of an effect as far as the recession goes, AND pot is as close to legal as anything else. (a 5/5 tolerance is how it's called) Anyways, unless you have your plants alligned in a nice pattern, there's usually little chance of finding it, unless they...

If you're aiming to have about... let's say 5 plants, I'd say 150 would bit a limit use. If you want more, you'll have to go into aiming for something with more wattage.

My tallest (And my first, up to now) is an inside, that's getting on 1 foot tall now. But because of height restirctions, I'll have to flower it at MAX 1.5 feet. SHould still be ample enough for me, though. I'm not much of a smoker nor a dealer. more of a casual grower! :p

Well, just to add to the thread. I agree with everything on top. But just for fun's sake: 1. 2-7 days, usually. If it takes longer, just dig it up, making sure you don't break the tap root, and plant it closer to the surface. 2. It's fine to touch it with your fingers, but it'susually...

So wait, is it only the first set of leaves that are yellowish? Or the whole sprout? And don't worry, I know what you mean about chilly, but don't forget that MJ likes temps around 72 - 78, so even if it does get a little lower than that on your thermostat, it won't be quite the same for your...

That may be your problem. How cold does it get around your area? (Cuz if is anywhere close to mine, just the heat from the light is enough, more than that, especially under the soil, could cause some root rot.) Also, 24hs is still enough light and heat just for the sproutling. what I've...

Indeed, you may want to look into watering it a little less, maybe. Or giving it a little light fert. As for the white spots, do they come off easily, or are they incrusted in the leaves?

Just use the paper towel technique. With that, you are almost sure to either have ones that with germinate, or the ones that won't.

Can't really see much with your picture, lass. If you can, could you please say what you've been giving the poor thing? From what I could tell, I'd say it's maybe some overwatering? How frequently do you water, and how do you do so?

I don't know, microwaves usually have more energy because they have a very high frequency. That's why they cook our food, by accelerating the energy in the water particles in the food! But hey, maybe I'm wrong about that to! :D:wall::clap:

I hear you, mon. But hey, if you want to do your first grow, I'd recommend inside, instead of outside. It's a little more work, it'll be more safe for you to have a harvest as such. Outside, you can suffer from droughts, insanely hot days, bugs eating your plant, overwatering because of rain...

Well, checking on a few older threads, apparently, it does help with the THC production, but other than that, can't help you more, mate.

No idea, I'm curious about this too, but I don't see the logic in this, right now.

Great idea, but I suggest more around mid april or beginning of may, otherwise, you won't get your plants to their best potential, before flowering.! :P But hey, anyways, your call!

Indica - Broad leaves, usually smaller and bushier. their high is usually a bodily heavy high. Great for those who suffer from chronic pain and so on. Sativa- Usually grows taller and with thinner leaves, and also usually has much more of a powerful odor than its counterpart. It's high is...

Okay, I realise that the way I was explaining what I meant about thermal imaging (FLIR related) was a little flawed. When I was talking about the heat, and how it'd be a good idea to keep the bulb's temp low, it wasn't because I was saying that the imaging can pass through the walls to see it...

And you can't figure that out until they start to flower. You'll be able to find that out normally by looking at the nodes (where the branches meet the stem), but once again, only at the flowering stage. Until then, grow with lots o' pleasure, and be careful. It seems a little late in the year...

That'll be really hard to help you with, since there is no "absolute" best. Also, it'll depend on your own decisions. If you want to do it outside, you'll have normally a higher yeild, but you'll be seen more, and have more trouble with pests. Although we can't teach you everything about...

Alright, so! For vegging, you'll usually want something with more nitrogen, such as what I use (But I usually cut it down some) NPK = 27-19-17. If found this to be great since it really speeds stuff up. For Flowering, you usally want to aim for a higher Phosphate. I personally haven't found...