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Maybe because they are looking really dark green? All I know is - they look very awesome. Do you not know the strain, or just don't want to tell?

do it, do it, do it! :D

I was LSTing them to keep them short - but next time i will let them be, they are short and bushy naturally. They were about 8 inches tall when i flowered them, they are definitely way ahead of the sativa.

So the battle continues. This is all good experience for my first time. I have been watching the pH and the nutes, so my leaves have been good lately. The only problem is the relative humidity (RH). The weather will continue to be between 70 - 80% RH for the next week or so. My grow box has...

i have them on my outside herb garden, they seem to hurt the baby leaves, and otherwise just be a nuisance... i spray the underside of plants with water that has a couple drops of dish soap in it to keep them at bay. and cover your pots with saran wrap or foil - they lay eggs in exposed moist soil.

sound like a good idea - i am watching this thread

Some people have the patience to pluck each ball off and monitor the plant everyday for new balls- other people kill it and start over - other people let it inseminate itself and deal with seedy bud. i would pluck the balls off and hope they stop growing.

Plant looks nice - post update after you get back

how big are your pots - at the time mine were 1 gallon, and the plants drank every other day. if yours are bigger, and you water them real good before you leave, they might be ok.

i went away 3 days - got back and plants were very sick looking.

Update: I have been battling pH problems and nute burn apparently, as well as the latest - extremely high humidity in grow box, up to 80%. I have pH and nute burn controlled, the humidity is lower, at 68% - but working on lowering it more - i don't want bud rot. :( will get new pics as soon...

Update: Today I watered with water only and molasses. ph 6.5. It seems nute burn has been controlled because it isn't affecting any new leaves... new problem: relative humidity has been high lately because of the weather - 70% and up. So i have been battling humidity in my box - i have a...

In the veg stage i had no nute burn using MG soil. and according to the MG site, the time release nutes last 1 month. 3 weeks ago I added fresh soil to the plants when i transplanted them, so in a week the nutes should be pretty much done. Maybe its a combo of nute burn and bad pH monitoring...

so my new problem is - the plants are too big to take out of my box... I was thinking to put something UNDER them to catch the water... HELP? edit: I thought about it and i cant flush them because they have time release nutes in the soil. I ran water through them to test the pH coming out...

Thanks - I have the pH up and down products from my fish tank - I just haven't been very strict with pH :-( i hope this works. +rep

Thanks guys - will flush and test the water out the bottom and see how things go...

So the plants have stopped upward growth and the buds are filling out nicely. I can see the little resin glands growing all over the place. On the down side, a problem I had a few weeks ago came back. I am having necrotic spots appear on lower leaves, which eventually kills them. It's...

so you think this is the problem? with nutes the pH goes to 6.0 without nutes, plain tap water after sitting is 7.0 should i give them half nuted water every time, so the pH is 6.5?

Day 23 Flowering On a good note: the plants have stopped growing upwards and are now filling out, with buds developing. On a bad note: the leaves are starting to show signs of spotting again. The spots appear from one day to the next, then the leaves start to turn yellow and die. It is...

its sheet metal flashing, i had a roll of it lying around so i used it - not super reflective, but similar to aluminum cans and better than nothing i figure