I'm a Newbie: Input Please

first time post but ive learned alot thru these forums. these are some pics of my first grow any input please
 

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Looking good. You'll get more excited as you start flowering. Ever think about low stress training?

As for grow secrets if you are looking for higher yield I would look into LST. What lights are you usiing?
 
if my babys lookin good your babies are looking flame!! 2 1000w must do serious work but 6 next time?!!ima have to stay posted man
 
im using 2 1000 watt about to use 6 1000 on my next on what is low stress training explain please

Low stress training is a technique of getting higher yields from a plant by keeping the main stem sort of parallel to the ground - hence forcing branch development. So, instead of just having one big cola on top, after LST you end up with alot more, depends how much you keep it in veg.

How many plants do you have? You sure you have 2 1000w? With those lights you could grow like 10 plants. With 6...well, close to 50 probably in a sea of green.
 
Looking good...nice beginning here.

Just make sure you're using strong nutes as you go on. Not sure you've shared what you're using.

When I was starting out, I've used:

Grow-Micro-Bloom
OR
Sensi Bloom A & B
Voodoo Juice
Big Bud
B-52
Overdrive

Again, good for you for making yoru grow look so good. Few newbs can make their plants start off this strong.
 
thx everyone more pics coming soon as for nutrients house gardens a&b ff plant food tiger bloom and thrive ive got 6 in flowering and 12 in veg i ge so pumped when i see them grow
 
i might try advance nuts next grow to see i was telling my wife id like to encounter some probs just to learn how to deal with them (she thinks im crazy)
 
reseach technaflora nutes unlike most other major brands they do not have a ph buffer in the mix of the nutrients
 
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