Thanks Double JJ. I know I shouldn't expect to grow great stuff the first time around specially when we went into it on a whim. "brought a few clones home knowing nothing about them or strain differances and put em in some miracle grow."

I'm just bummed I melted my tops on my new plants indoors> I let them dry off before I put them back under the light. They were doing great,in organic soil I have Alaskan fish fert,Wheezer lined me out on the Bio-link michros and on 12/12 with 2 months to go. They've been in there for about a week and should of been starting to flower, now I justed stunted and stressed them. I'm so paranoid now of spraying or feeding anything,

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Things I've learned:

Never spray with lights on. Do it right before they go off.

Do your home work on strains. no collective clones.Choose on height restrictions and flower times for your climate and time frame. Idicas will be my main coiches for awhile.

How to fight mites or not

and how to tell when you have them. I seen little white spots on the Hindu for quite some time but could never see them on the bottom of the leafs.

Always PH your water indoors where mother nature's sun isn't there to helpand use dolmolite lime.

Organics will taste better and resin up more and lots of sun.( compliments of Wheezer)

grow Idicas where height restrictions matter or don't put your plants out til summer soltice and grow more plants per space.

How to clone sucessfully most of the time.

growing is hard work.

how the fish net works ( compliments of Double JJ)
I don't ask a lot of questions and if I'm not in the gardens I'm here reading up. 24/7 I'm addicted to RIU.
Goped couldn't have said it any better and Thank you to the heplful members here at RIU and thank you for the new friends I've ment
