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another vote for one more week - noted. however the others havent started flowering yet, so they'll be a lot longer i should think :)

what are you referring to here?

yeah the lights are where they are for temperature reasons, it gets into the 90s with the lights all bunched together so i moved them up but put them horizontal this time, in an effort to keep the light penetration. a new grow box is on the horizon, as this one is too small and i cant cut holes...

il give it 2 days :D thanks BUMP

thanks. bump

hey, flowered this little baby from seed = her small height :) was just bagseed so didnt expect much of a result, cant remember when it started flowering, probably around 6/7 weeks ago. now wondering if she's ready to harvest? :D :weed: general consensus? many thanks

I took some bag seed from hermie weed and its nearly ready to harvest, so yeah you can deffo use the seeds... the buds looking real nice, but the bottom ones are kinda opening out, i dont know what this indicates maybe a hermie plant? no seeds growing that i can see... oh well we'll see...

im wondering the same thing as poster... who clearly isnt listening. im gonna leave it at 12/12, any effects of less light would probably be marginal anyway. poster should remember that each plant, not just strain, is different...

eek-a-bump

now i know the buds are small... first grow ive learnt quite a bit :P just occurred to me... does this look like bud rot? i am only worried because the humidity has been in the high zone for about a week and now noticed some pretty clingy frosting... its probably a coincidence of the bud...

i flushed mine, and it seemed a little better the leaves wern't as dry, not a huge difference, but it wasnt a massive flush, il add nutes to the next water. same boatzzzzzz thats interesting richie, but cant help thinking it doesnt look quite right lol, but the plant IS pretty healthy... hmmm

thats what i suspect too - think i caused it by using too much to begin with :(

man ive had exactly the same problem for aaaaages, even worse than yours appears - some of my leaves have done a complete circle at the tips! still yet to find an answer. this is my first grow, but from the research ive done, posts ive read and things ive tried, personally i have deduced...

just doing some research, this page is fairly helpful for anyone with the same problem... http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/propa/msg1223503317610.html guy mentions bottom feeding and keeping the soil surface dry. Also Mosquito 'dunks' are mentioned a lot, yet to discover what they are...

is there any other way? im a bit uneasy doing that cos the plant's been looking healthier since ive upper the watering a tad. the fuckers have been here for AGES man, it might have been my CO2 reactor that they saw as their holy land back in the beginning (used yeast and sugar)...

I'm losing this war on the fruit flies. I have a fly paper up which has caught loads of them, ive had numerous traps, but they are still here. im sick of them. It's time to resort to chemical warfare - but they are occupying sacred land which must not be disturbed - its a fragile environment...

i hope so! added another 20W bulb tonight to boost things - also i think i over ferted as a young plant and it has never got over it so im not using many nutes at all - all the leaves are curly as fuck but im sure thats down to high pH, around 8

yeah its late so i cant get a photo right now (well im in bed...) veg was about 9 weeks in the end at 60cm tall (multiple topping) all purpose compost temps from 60-82 (its winter here the heating comes on and off = wide temp range) 40-70% CFLs 61W in total

ok im at 5.5 weeks flowering my super silver haze... she has a good helping of pistils and little buds, about the size of a seed each (its not a male! lol) just wondering if they hit a certain stage where the buds really swell up and fill out? cos they just look a little small to me... though...

started flowering a week ago :D