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I flowered them early into veg. both turned out to be hermies so i obsessively removed any male pre-sac that i could identify. This seems to have proved succesful since there are 1 or 2 pollen sacs growing a week compared to the first two weeks.

these are my plants, 2nd week into flowering, what do you think?

what do you think? I dont see any hairs in the second pic, i just thought it looked cool, but the first pic, im pretty sure i see two hairs. Their are hairs on my other plant as well but i cant get a good picture of it yet.

This is day 6 of putting my plants into the 12/12 light cycle. this is the first sign of preflower that I found. Im hoping it doesnt grow into a pollen sac, is thier still a chance it could be female or is it still too early to tell?

I want to flower these plants early, Not because I'm getting impatient, just because the are bagseed and I started this grow (my first) just to see if I could keep up with the process of growing it. They are about a month old and it seems like they're doing fine, they are short but they're nice...

Ive been growing these bagseed plants for a month now, a very slow growing process at the beginning but they have starting growing at a much faster rate since i transplanted them into bigger containers. they were originally planted in miracle gro pot mix then transplanted them into 50%compost...

I have 2 , month old bagseed plants growing, they were pretty slow at first but are now growing at a very fast rate since ive transplanted them into a bigger container. their is a little bit of yellowing on one of my leaves, it doesnt look alarming, no spidermites underneath. anyone know what...

I was wondering, would it save time and stress to simply transplant a young seedling about to outgrow its current container into a very large pot that you intend to flower them in?

I've got about 4, 2 week old seedlings, they are growing pretty slowly but im not stressing about that.i got 3, 26 watt cfls hanging rather closely, about 3 - 4 inches. ive been keeping them on a 24/7 light circulation. They seemed to be doing fine other than the slow growing part, but i hear...