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Go back to misting them, a tablespoon isn't enough water unless you're doing it about ten times a day.

Yes you can. It may stress the already flowering plant, even enough to make it go hermie on you, and the clone will take longer to revert back to veg also.

Transplant first, give them a few days to acclimated to their new home, then LST.

IF you harvested at a proper time and not too early, and IF it was dried properly, a decent cure can be done in as little as three weeks or so. I refuse to even touch anything for a minimum of at least 6 weeks, but that's just me. Could possibly be too much added nutrients still in the bud, or...

Some people will say transplanting during or just before flowering is a bad idea because of stress. I say those that stress their plants by transplanting are doing something wrong. It's a very simple, stress free thing to do if done properly. If you're confident that you know how and what to do...

One week? A seedling will not flower, even in 12/12, until it's ready.

If the cabinet is six feet tall, why not utilize it for height? Veg a few to about 3 1/2 or 4 feet tall, then flower. Your yield should be much more that way I would think. And if you're shooting for fastest and biggest right out of the gate, you're most likely in for a disappointment. growing...

Some of the best smoke I ever had was grown in a local swamp/marsh area. The "muck" in swampy areas is chock full of vital nutrients, it has an ample supply of water at all times, good humidity, and usually all open so plenty of natural sunlight. I say if you have the opportunity to try it, do...

I would say yes to the bigger pot, but it IS flowering so be extra cautious if you do transplant her. As far as light cycle goes, 18/6 seems to be working. I learned long ago, if it ain't broke, dont't fix it.

Getting up to the front again.

I don't see anything definitive in those pics. Give it a few more days to be sure.

I was going to guess a joint or two with only one 13 watter, you're quite optimistic. Seriously, get at least two of the 42 watt bulbs or higher to get anything off that plant. No nutes for awhile, that thing is still small and young and will most likely burn. When you do start using...

The pistils changing color is totally part of the flowering process, no worries. In fact, most people ask why they're getting new white ones while all the others are turning orange and brown and receeding. You plant appears nice and healthy so you seem to be doing just fine. The only semi bad...

I'm helping a friend on his first grow.He has two very nice, VERY Sativa dominant plants that are huge and beautifully healthy. He moved them to the basement under a 400 watt MH light (I know, not the best for flowering) three weeks ago today. I was there last night and there were absolutely no...

My guess is by baking the soil(wtf?) you killed anything beneficial to your plant, thereby starving it. Get some more seeds, some fresh, decent soil, and do it the simple, almost foolproof way. Drop seed in soil, cover seed with a bit more soil say1/2 inch or so, water. Your seed should pop and...

There is NOTHING better for a plant, of any kind, than natural sunlight.

By halfway done, do you mean halfway through flower, or halfway through veg, or done with veg and ready to start flowering? In any of these cases, prolonged dark will have little effect on them, but more so if they're flowering. In flowering you want to avoid prolonged light more than dark. In...

The nodes are basically where new branches form. You want to wait till the nodes, or branches alternate, meaning two going one way, two going the other way, on each side of the main stalk. Check the sticky threads for any terms you may be unfamiliar with for more clarification.

I haven't seen a doctor in about 25 years, will this be a problem at all. Arthritis, back pain(chronic), trouble sleeping(46 and still awake till 2 or 3 each morning awake at 6 or 7) Headache that I've lived with for over 20 years. I just don't trust most doctors, and have no insurance to see...

There's nothing better than following the process from seed to finished, tasty, worthy smoke. Congrats on your first harvest! Each one should get better and that's the point of learning, well done!