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I've heard plenty of negitive comments about transplanting that far into flowering. I am taking a chance in it, but it is an extreme case. I think you will be fine with your pot.

I am pretty sure the pot will be just fine. I never heard of the 6 week explosion, but your plant looks real good anyway. It may just be that you see it every day, so it doesn't seem to change, but if you were to take a new pic every week, you may notice the change by comparing your pics.

Come on now (lol) who the hell realy knows? It's all about what makes you feel good, what comforts or makes sense to you? I don't think anyones beliefs are all that different. It's all about each individuals mind, and experiences that will decide. This is getting hard, am getting pretty gone...

Let me say that I do believe in some form of creator. Believing in god and being religous is soooooooo different. Religion makes him out to be evil. Why can't the creator be alittle part of everything beatiful and wonderful, the water that dews on your plants in the spring, that goergous bud...

Yep yep yep. I was raised from birth till 17 in a very religous family. The kind that went to church tuesday, thursday, and sunday, about 2 hours each time, had a 2 hour long fam study at home on mondays, and spent 40 hours a month in house to house preaching. I was even home schooled. I...

That is so funny! me laughed long time! :lol:

I would say that red stems and droopy leaves are two different issues. My fan leave stems are red too, if I were you I wouldn't worry. Droopy leaves could be alot of different stuff. Start with the watering. Too much? Too little. Do you have a moisture meter?:neutral:

That's what I was thinkin too, didn't want to be the first to say it though.

i know, stupid question, but i failed math. how many gallons is 11liters?

It sounds like it's just the strain. It looks nice too. It is good to let them have at least 6 hours of dark. I believe that the dark allows the leaves to rest and dirrects its energy to developing the root system. More roots=bigger&better buds.

What size pot do you have it in? How old is the plant from seedling to now?

nutrient burn for sure is at least one of your problems, actualy very common first time around. Same thing I did to my first sprouted seedling. They are especialy delicate the younger they are. If it turns all brown/yellow and is all crispy, throw it away and start again. I always think that...

I have to wait till I have help so that I won't hurt the plant taking it out of the pot. I already know that the roots are so wrapped tight that the whole thing just slides out when turned upside down.

I have decided to repot the one that is choking on it's roots. I have been warned by many not to do this during flowering, but I have also heard that roots grow alot still in flowering, (under 12 hours of light). Writen by Garden Knowm What is better 18 hours or 24 hours of light.. Cuttings...

I want to know about the root to yeild comment. More roots, more yield?:-?

floros are the best for keeping the heat down. But if you want amazing buds you should invest in a hps fo flowering. If you want to take it to the next level you should get a mh for vegging. You could also vegg with floros/cfls. Then switch to hps for flowering. Regardless of what you use good...

whats the lowest the temp gets on them?

Thanks!:mrgreen:

same soil? You should investigate that soil.

Cfls don't need any ballast as the ballast is in each bulb. You can use any standard light socket. I used those clip on shop style lights, but I've seen people get very creative in constructing their own fixtures. You should check out russ0rs first op in the journals, and go to one of the last...