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I did a fair bit of legwork on this awhile back on here, ICMAG, and a couple other sites. A haze would be perfect for 12/12. Word is, the more sativa genetics in the strain, the better it performs under straight 12/12. Makes sense to me, as these critters are associated with the tropics where...

Seeds! Cool... I did some seeding this year on purpose. I'm still waiting to see the results. They do take a long time to mature. I teased one out about a week ago - curiosity got the best of me. It was almost ready after 8 weeks in the bud, but it was a little pale and still needed a little...

You're welcome, man.. Someday, we'll have a free nation where I could pack up a little for each of you and send it without fear. The whole thing suddenly is overwhelming - the quality, the pride of your own workmanship, not least of all the QUANTITY - yeah! You go through those last couple weeks...

A pissy noob post like that doesn't inspire me much.. to help that is. Love the "call the wahmbulance" in the tag line; wonder how that got there.

I've become a big Dyna Gro fan for various reasons I'm too lazy to detail here. Very inexpensive, too. Good info on their site: dynagro.com

Beautiful work, Drella.. looks like you have another killer crop on the way.

Under 2 400's? I'd be thinking a pound, myself - I tend to think of yield less in terms of #'s of plants; more in terms of light - 2 oz for every 100W, I figure, unless you're growing some thready, landrace sativa or such.

I'll try to follow the RIU format here. The pic is of the actual nug that got smoked - the one I picked a few days ago: Strain: Bubblelicious (Nirvana) Growth: Vigorous, easy grower with high N demand. Vegged 4 weeks under MH. Bubs is indica-dominant, but I ended up with a sativa pheno...

Thanks, man... we are. My wife and I smoked some more last night and she was very pleased. That's how I know it's really good - she's a hard one to stone! We were literally jumping for joy around the Queen when we realized how good it is, and just how much high-grade is hanging on that plant...

Yeah, man.. I've noticed that in early flower, they drink like crazy. I've had to water some plants daily, even pushing 2x daily at points. Lookin' pretty nice otherwise - that's gonna be a lot of mota there when they finish out.

Interesting; I can see your point of view and myself, I only have a couple of grows behind me, too. So, I can't say I've had the chance to try and compare a lot of different approaches. After last year's burn, I was gun-shy about all nutes and this year, I swung too hard the other way. I ended...

That nug I took early in the week hardened up really nice and smokes great. Spacey, dreamy relaxing buzz.. really killed some pain, too.. more on that later. So, with that and 10-50% amber showing depending where you look, it's def time to start some chopping. I took two colas this morning...

Yeah - some of it is variation in strain sensitivity / demand, too. There seem to be some plants that just take up everything you give them. But, there's just no way or reason for a plant to use that much P and K, and ppl start hitting plants with that stuff right at 12/12 when the plant is...

Not meanin' to argue; you got some nice buds out of your grow there. But your leaves got pretty burnt -- in the classic "too much P and K" sorta way. Had some radical ppms and low pH there too -- again; classic results from this "bloom booster" bullshit. All this stuff is just a bunch of...

What he said... Nice plants, nunotmp

I hear ya... If you cruise enough of these "plant problem" threads with pic's, you find that one man's zinc deficiency is another man's cal/mag imbalance. That's the problem with MJ still being basically a black-market plant -- no real science being done on growing it.

I'm pretty sure it's a 9-11 week strain (which means 12 in reality), but I haven't checked in awhile. I figure she's ready when she's ready.

You're welcome; good luck. I have one of those probes too - that's how I know. Some of those cheap pH probes have light and moisture meters on them -- those parts are useful. That's the kind I have.

No way that's from air flow. Those spots look like bug damage to me -- the live tissue is gone, but they leave the membrane behind. So you get little see-thru windows. Did you check under the leaves? You have to look very closely - spider mites and thrips are tiny - use a hand lens. Mites...

Cool... welcome aboard. The harvest will take some time... and the skunks will be hanging around for another six weeks at least, so you're not late at all..:mrgreen: