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I have never tried this grow machine but it doesn't include a light or ability to change the watering timing. I believe every strain is different in its needs and to get the most out of ever plant individual adjusting is necessary. Other than that the price doesn't seem too bad.

I am not familiar with your nutrient product but it could also be a micro-nutrient deficiency. If possible/practical I would flush out your system re-fill with fresh R/O water. You said you let the water sit out is that because you are using tap water? Tap water contains minerals in it and if...

Looks can be deceiving, even with pot, probably just got handled alot and the inside of the bud was still in tact. Lucky though.

A 400 watt light needs to be pretty close to the plants. I like to keep mine with-in 18 inches. What type of hood do you have for your light?

It's great to be in Cali. and have a med card. It's almost like a get out of jail free card. As long as you just follow some simple rules. :)

Your light is too far away from your plants. Pics of the whole plant would be better as well.

ridiculous

how many plants are you growing and how many lights are you using?

I don't think anyone is doubting your ability to clone but if your cloning something then it can't be an auto-flower. Or if it is a true auto-flower I sure would like to know how you keep it from flowering during the cloning process?

spider mites suck so bad, once you think they are gone they just come back to bite you in the @ss. If your going to fight spider mites there are a couple of things you should keep in mind. 1) Not all pesticides kills the eggs, so you might have to reuse a product every 3 days to kill any...

I've been asking the same question for the last 4 days and I haven't got an answer yet.

if it isn't a true auto, and it doesn't autoflower, then what is the point of having at as autoflower? I use my auto's because I can start them under the same light as my flowering plants.

If it's not a Rudderalis then how could it be an autoflower?

Sounds like you have thrips, if it looks there are tiny scales on the leaves then it's thrips. Beneficial nematodes are a good way to get rid of the thrips because it attacks the larva in the soil. But if you are doing an outside grow it is probably a good idea just to use ben. nemo's anyway...

Sorry but def. a male

Looks pretty good, looks like an indica plant to me but it may be to early to tell

The seeds are not a waste, if it was a herm. then you can only end up with either a female or a herm. so that does mean you need to always pay special attention to any of the plant as they grow to make sure they aren't herms but on the bright side you won't have any males.

Looks like nute burn, what are you feeding your plants and how much. But also bwatte has a good point the leaves look very green.

more light bigger plant. The plant will always be trying to stretch up to the light though.

What happened to the old grow FAQ's?