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though possible, its not really a good idea to put it into flower, then back to veg. instead, grow it out a bit, then cover one branch with an opaque paper or plastic bag to simulate 12/12, while leaving the rest of the plant in the regular vegging light cycle. after a week or so you should see...

Well after months of browsing the internets and learning as much I could about growing, I grew some bagseed plants. Three of them are flowering now, tried to clone them before I put them under 12/12, but I failed miserably. My next three plants (from same assortment of seeds) are nearing the end...

yes, it's basically just a branch. when in your grow medium, the fresh cutting should look kind of like a seedling after a week or so from germination.... if that helps.

topping it now sort of seems late, however its still possible. if you intend to veg it out for a while and you need the extra head room, might as well. just keep in mind that you are stressing the plant, so i like to let it recover before i turn the lights off to 12/12!

if it's a hermie, it might be worth keeping, if you snip all the "balls" off before the female parts of the plant become infected with the demon pollen. you should really just kill it and focus on your female. not worththe risk of missing a pollen sac and destroying your whole crop.

he could probably make a lot more money in the prositution business. invest in a surgery or two, and..... MONEY!

lol, yeah... obviously everyone who buys a house is required to come up with a quarter million dollars or they are out of luck. let's focus on earning that GED first.

I read this and thought I was reading the transcript of Barry Cooper's DVD... Odd. YouTube - NEVER GET BUSTED PREVIEW DAY 1- Narcotic Detector Dogs

This sounds almost word-for-word like it was copied from Barry Cooper's Never Get Busted video.... You expect to be given credit for this? YouTube - NEVER GET BUSTED PREVIEW DAY 1- Narcotic Detector Dogs

You want large yields, low costs, and no jail time? Why not find a nice location to grow some outdoor plants? Though it will be hard to start this late in the season, and you clearly won't be able to grow in the winter, I think it's in your best interest to get your FIRST real grow outside. Get...