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Not bad for such little lighting. Nice job overall, love bagseed grows!

After two weeks I think it should be a bit bigger. Is that two weeks since the seed popped, or two weeks since you planted it?What kind of lights are you using? Seems to me that even if it was growing on a window sill, after two weeks it should be a bit bigger. I wouldn't try any nutrients on it...

Nowhere near done. You need to stop with the "12-14" hours of light and get them on a strict 12 on 12 off regimen for those flowers to fatten up. Plants NEED less light to trigger flowering and for those flowers to mature and add density. What kind of lights are you using? Maybe get a bloom...

Fourteen hours is still triggering growth of the plants, not a seasonal light change which is needed to trigger flowering. When you start getting twelve hours or so of daylight they'll beging to flower. If you can bring them indoors you can do it by limiting the light they recieve.

Excellent first grow! It looks like you can harvest any time now, but as they say, when you think they're ready, give it another week. As far as the MG debate, if it works for you, and it looks like it has, stick with it. The leaves turning and crisping happens as a plant nears the end of it's...

Not all plants, regardless of species, take up water as readily as others.As long as you have a few holes in the bottom and are sure the roots are not constantly soggy, you should be fine. How is the health and appearance of the one plant as opposed to the others? Is there any major difference...

At the very LEAST, get a few CFL's, and stop posting the same thing repeatedly.

Do what everyone else has said, then go rent "The Union" and sit and watch it with him. You can also show him the link at the bottom of my posts.

A friend hooked me up with some Purple Widow clones and even in higher temps the flowers are very purple. The leaves are still mainly green but the buds are a very deep,rich purple. Great smoke too. But, as others have said, colder temps during lights out will indeed lead to color changes.

Better go 12/12 from seed if your maximum height is 12 inches, and IF all goes well, you may get about 7-15 grams total per plant.

My guess is you're at that crucial point where a decision has to be made; Do I cut now or wait to see if they fatten up more? Myself, I'd give them another 10-14 days to see if they swell a bit more. How dense are the flowers? Looks to me that if you cut now, being your first grow, you'll be...

Some people use paper bags to help speed up the drying process. It's beneficial to those living in a more humid climate because the thick brown paper will easily absorb moisture. Those who do it in fall or winter and live where the air is drier are basically wasting time and run the risk of...

If it's only a month old, and you have it a one gallon pot, might I suggest a transplant into a bigger pot with fresh soil. This may or may not solve the current problem, but if everything else is dialed in, as it seems to be by your info, it surely can't hurt things any more than they are now.

Runts can surprise you. I had a plant that, no lie, was over 8 months old and only about 8-9 inches tall, sickly loking, and had only about 6 sets of leaves on it. Kept that thing alive just for the hell of it. And it's not that I did anything different to her than any others, decent soil, 5...

Yep, male.

I say leave them to finish while you're away. Like the old adage says, "When you think they're ready, give them another week".

Big, green, healthy, beautiful. I've said it before and I'll say it again, NOTHING beats real sunlight and rain!

Two to three weeks is much too long to go without watering, especially a seedling. I can see going three to seven days provided the soil is pretty damp to begin with. The problem with a lot of seedlings dying prematurely is that the water, almost any amount, settles to the bottom of the pot and...

I'd let it go a few more weeks even though it is a he/she. Then dry it and make your butter. My first experiment with butter was a hermie also and it turned out GREAT!. But, I let the plant go as long as I could, offered a friend who had nothing whatever he wanted as far as smoke from the...

I've been a joint guy for over 30 years now. I like the bong once in a while, but you lose a fair amount of THC in the water( most people don't actually know this ). Not a big fan of pipes because it tastes like eveything that's been put in it previously.Never tried a "blunt" as of yet and doubt...