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I just topped mine. Almost hurt to do it since they were thriving so well but they are responding great. Very healthy and fast growing plants. I'll start flowering mine sooner than most so not too far off from the show.

If you keep it well fed it will most likely start revegging on its own. What I would do is look at the trichomes. If they are done chop most of her down but leave a few lower buds and fan leaves. Keep in a nice sunny spot and give some veg nutes or repot. You should start seeing some new...

Just wanted to mention that at least in Oregon last year the sheriffs dept had a contract with the coast guard and used those choppers to search for grows. Not the birds you want to see flying overhead inland at the end of summer.

Up at 4:20 am on the windy Oregon coast! Gotta love it. Good luck with the greenhouse grow.

Some skillful toping and training will go a long way towards increasing yield too. Go for bush rather than height. The bigger and wider the holes you can plant in the better.

Oh and I would suggest you bend them over and tie the main stem down to facilitate more branching once you have them repotted for a few days. Once you flip the light cycle you can use that stretch to train them. Try to keep your canopy as even as possible. If you are in a hurry to flower you...

I'd suggest putting them in 3-5 gallon pots with better soil ASAP. The end quality of smoke will be a lot better. You've made the commitment to go this far don't leave a vital step flawed. Give them a week or two in good soil to get their roots established and send them into flower. You don't...

Hey Jerry, absolutely beautiful plants. Much respect. I just wanted to add that I recently added a heater at night to even out the temps and noticed a huge difference in reduced stretch and perhaps a corresponding increase in bud growth. It just seems right that keeping that root zone temp up...

http://www.everwoodfarm.com/Prodview.asp?idProduct=587 This is what I have been using as my base have been very pleased so far. Nice clean consistent product with no bug and lots of beneficials. All of the root growth I've seen has been very impressive(I am using it for a variety of plant species)

Cheapo soil+nutes+perlite=potential for all kinds of problems(PH, bugs, nute burn, pathogens,shitty moisture characteristics) and the odds are NOT a very good end product. Roots is good Pro mix is good Some easy things you can add to make them better is perlite, worm castings, dolomite, bat...

I have that tent and like it. Good deal for the money. There are better ones out there but they don't grow better herb so... Just so you know LEDWholesalers ships it in a not so discreet cardboard box that has GYO1005A in big print on the sides of the box. I was not super happy about that. I...

Wow what beautiful plants and photo's. Your posts are always a pleasure to view. Thanks for putting them up.

Talks smack about other breeders, steals photo's, the acquisition of genetics???? Can't say that makes me a fan. I'd much rather support those that treat people with respect.

Beautiful grow so far. I'll be watching! I just started some PB's too.

Sounds like you are all set.. Good luck with the grow. Growing outdoors is a blast.

Sounds like your soil might be pretty hot to begin with. You might not need to add much at all in the way of additionals but when you do I'd suggest keep it simple at first. During veg I might use just a few feedings of fish ferts, kelp extract and maybe some of that guano and molasses. tbsp...

Since moving out here I have heard of ZERO effort to crack down on the tweaker problem which is growing from what I see around town. Lots of extra funding for MJ erradication though....ass backwards.

Those should work fine. HPS run around 2000 so the fact that they are a little below the norm of 2700 should be no big deal. Being that they are a odd color temp I would be sure to check the lumens to watt ratio and make sure it is compareable to the others.

You a lot more light than that for 4 plants with CFL's. What size is your rubbermaid and what strain are you running?

I've used cinder blocks for raised beds before and they work great. You can plant in the blocks too and they.make it easy to stake things up! I was thinking of going with wood boarded raised beds this year but now you got me thinking about some blocks. I like your plans!