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I vote rhubarb.

could be. those damn crack spot assaults....

They will likely survive, but their metabolism slows down very much at low temps like that, so don't expect to see it grow much until it gets warmer.

Hey dude. These were the 650nm roseate bulbs I ordered. http://www.fosterandsmithaquatics.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3733+13821+21444&pcatid=21444 They were not quite what I expected. These are a full spectrum tube. Pretty even from 350nm to 750nm with a sharp spike at 440nm and a big...

Well, post the report either way. Hopefully it performs a bit better properly dried. Bagseed is what it is, you beat the odds already considering it didn't try to herm.

There's a thread running on here with people intentionally trying to grow tiny plants just for kicks. You should post a pic over there. https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/299070-smallest-plant.html

My tester plants flower out at about 3-7 inches. I take super tiny clones for testers. My yields range from 3-10g roughly if I let them finish. would be hard to guess.

Your English reads better than many on this site who speak it as their first language. Cool bonsai. Are you going to reflower it, or just keeping it for fun?

I agree. I have had to resort to small box grows for a while now, and I only remove the very lowest branches/leaves only if they are getting in the way of basic care like watering and such. IMO, if your light can't reach through the canopy then you either need more light or have vegged too long...

I have never seen a seed resulting from self-pollination pop as a male, I would be more concerned with what appears to be a true female for a few weeks of veg and 4 weeks of flower popping a few random pollen sacs and ruin a potentially sensi crop with beans in the last few weeks.

Seeds produced by self-pollination of a female will be female. The resulting offspring will likely be prone to turn herm under similar conditions to those that caused the parent to turn herm. Unless there was some extreme environmental conditions that caused the plant to herm in the first place...

Please tell me you have pics of a plant you have grown that has lost it's lower branches. I have seen some pretty abused plants on these forums that have lost all their foliage, but never one that got so bad that it dropped whole LIMBS! I would love to see this.

sorry, retracted. unquote if you feel was irrelevant.

Good luck, hope you realize a very resinous harvest.

Barney's Farm Blue Cheese is the only strain I've grown in the past few years that makes me fall asleep at the vape sometimes. Not saying it's the best, but if you're going for couchlock, it may be a good candidate.

I hope you weren't talking to me. If so, you completely misunderstood me and don't be so freakin defensive. If not, then I was just saying not to treat both plants the same. Put one in the dark and keep one normal and it should be easy to see if there is any merit to this technique. I mean, the...

Unless you are going to separate the two plants and perform this technique on one and not the other, then there would be no point. I dunno about everybody else, but my plants tend to produce a ton of resin late in flowering.... I thought thats how they worked. To see if one method makes MORE...

I don't have this book, so this is an indirect response. Keep in mind that dudes like Jorge Cervantes, Ed Rosenthall, Greg Green, Logan Edwards, and others who put out growing guides are all individuals. These guys have done a good thing by making this kind of information easily attainable, but...

Pic #2, do you really need to ask? If you keep the temp down, and the light far enough off them, the ones the cat spared will recover. Keep on just plain water until they get back on track and grow a few nodes.