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I don't swear by these, and I constantly make minor adjustments, but this is usually around where I start. 17-6-13 for veg and 12/12 for most of stretch 20-20-20 for end of stretch until she is only making flower 10-20-18 until done. I tend to adjust the total concentration more than the npk...

13 days from seed?! that's no deficiency man. You said 'same nutes' up there. what are you feeding them? anything at all is too much for babies. I think they are just a bit toasted and probably could use a flush if they have had any food.

This is one post on one forum by one person. Maybe he invented botany(judging from his posts over there I doubt it), i dunno, but Ionmagic there is the only person I can find referring to cannabis as an annual, deciduous plant. In fact, he's the only person I can find calling ANY plant annual...

There's the predicted name-calling. I did go to school, and I have looked these basic things up long long ago. An annual plant typically dies after it's breeding season is over. Doesn't take back it's 'nutrient reserve' from it's foliage in preparation for winter. It just dies when it gets too...

True SICC, they can be ready sooner. I was just giving him the 'textbook' method for best results. I'm sure he would have popped a few right away regardless, he's got enough, lol.

Hey man, plants look pretty damn nice. BK and JTR look like they getting close now. After the seeded bud is done, let the seeds dry out for a couple weeks, then cold stratify them in the fridge for another week or so. You'll get best germination results this way.

Ya, plenty of strains will turn herm if kept alive. And the resulting pollen could be used to make fem seeds. Keep in mind tho that if it was easy to make the parent change sex, than the offspring will likely be the same way. I tend to stay away from strains that turn easily.

Start with a clone.

Hey did you ever figure out if cannabis is annual or 'deciduous'? I know you said it was both, but around here the trees don't die and fall down every year, lol, so it kinda has to be one or the other. For being so hostile and emphatic about everybody else in this thread being wrong and 'douche...

From the info you presented, about all I can say is the haze is nowhere near ready. Aside from that, you are only going to get a bunch of different opinions unless we have some idea of how mature the buds are and whether the plant was over/underfed, and what medium they are growing in. 48 days...

It can be an indicator of relative health. If the plant is healthy enough, and receiving enough light to use them, the plant will continue to increase the number of fingers on successive leaves. 9,11,13, and more are quite possible on indicas or sativas as long as the plant is in good condition...

If veg time is no factor, and plant number is no factor, I think the same results could be achieved either way. That awesome scrog pictured above could have been made of 18 small clones in a terraced SoG if it was intended that way. The two techniques are really just slight variations of each...

I think this is apples and oranges. You have a lot of veg time with a ScroG, and little to none in SoG. Considering this, it's very hard to make a direct comparison. Whatever increased yield you experience from the better canopy management of scrog may be offset by the additional veg time...

LOL, I bet Mared Juwan made 2200 posts in the last 2 years just so he could disagree with you on this thread.

With a limited amount of space, the roots will likely be competing for nutrients/water. The plant that grows the best root system first will be the 'winner', and the other pants will lag behind. The bigger the tub, or the more evenly the root systems grow, the less observable this will be. A...

There is no getting out of anything here. Considering your time constraints, all you can do is hope they get back on track quickly. You will likely see some odd looking growth, and you will have to watch for male parts. The haze probably didn't like it one bit. She might be uncooperative for...

When a cell replicates, there's always a chance that something will go wrong and the genetics will not be copied perfectly. Logic would say that the further away from seed you get, the more chances the DNA has to make a bad copy. If you take a clone from a mother, then a clone from that clone...

There was a whole shot glass grow challenge on one of these forums a year or two ago. if you search for it you can probably still find it. was a whole bunch of ppl seeing who could get the nicest plant, not the smallest, but out of a shot glass either way.

I like to use 50/50 rockwool mini cubes and hydroton. Drains nice, keeps the roots moist and retains some nutrients between floods.

Shit! If the cotyledons weren't visible in the earlier posts I would have never believed that was from seed. Sickly as hell, but smallest I've ever seen.