no, don't do it. the plant uses those and all leaves for its development. please read and research more. you'll see that is a no no. of course there are some who do it anyway.
stowandgrow, check out this link on kali mist aka western winds. started smoking WW back in 97 in AMS, brought back a bunch of seeds from Sagamantha. thought you might be interested in reading about it
http://cannabismjseeds.com/kali-mist-a.k.a.-western-winds-cannabis-seeds.html...
lights are too far away, the plants look like too much N and water. once a week for something so small and spindly. the soil should be dry and starting to pull away from the sides. if the pots feel lite then they are ready to water. after you water them pick them up and see how they feel and...
it will get wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy to hot up there in the summer and even the early fall. in the winter, you'll need heat. not a good idea. use a basement or outdoor shed if you have one, even one of those plastic ones from home depot for like 500 bucks.
molasses the last two weeks or so, we don't use the other stuff. we like blue mountain organics and their lineup for growing and flowering. no need to get overly complicated
LA confidential, greenhouse's lemon haze, western winds, manatuska tundra (sp??), all were great and each different. depends and what kind of stone you are in the mood for
here's the link to one plant called Opium that we grew. The seeds came from Paradise Seeds. Managed to get a little over 4oz from here. indoor grow using FFOF and Blue Mountain Organics. pure heaven to smoke.
https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/330826-ophelia-check-her-out.html
hey good to hear from you. mike asked if you had emailed lately. glad to here the floods didn't get you and you have some grows going on. just finished that one opium plant. Dried it for 5 days and have in curing now. sure smells great. i think we got close to four oz of it. which should last a...
tric's are the most reliable way to determine if they are done. No one here can honestly tell you that no matter what they say, unless you have a macro lenses that will allow you to photograph the trics up close to determine where they are in the process. Sativas and indica trics are different...