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slow down on the water, they look sorta droopy. but 5 more days id put them into a 3 day dark period and lower temps, then chop.

take pics if you want an answer.

temp or pH would probably cause lockout.

true, ill try it with one of em and see if theres any noticeable effect.

as soon as i transplant these seedlings im gonna do that, put some clone gel on the stem getting covered too. i think ill do it tomorrow. as for the bigger one, im adding more perlite to the top soil every other water and im gonna transplant her into a 3 gal in a few days or so. good lookin out...

saying somebody cant grow if they cant get good buds with MG isnt really on point, we cant generalize MG, theres many lines of their soil and some of them are way too rich for mj(some strains react worse than others) but i admit organic choice hasnt done me wrong. not to mention the last times i...

haha thanks, shes getting back on track slowly but surely, her branches are progressing more everyday so there should be some training in the near future.

genetics, sometimes ive heard lack of phosphorus. most of the time its because of low temps though.

trying foli organic samples i got from the hydro store, its foliar spray but direct feeding is also recommended. im currently using 1 ml of root rush and ultra veg, as well as a ml of MagiCal, and a ml of the thrive alive green all in one water bottle of rain water. will update in a day or two...

is that fucker finally gone?

i was talking to the OP.

you want a little bit of movement but not so much that its swaying back and forth, they should look like they're shaking sort of.

mods, please get rid of this guy. this close minded fascist has no place on this forum, or on earth.

genetics, strength of air flow, and potash.

i leave them in a dark place in my closet and make sure its well ventilated and not too humid, a dehumidifier set on low works well. i dont know the exact humidity but id say just keep it as low as you can and keep it ventilated to prevent mold. i think it makes curing better, the paper bag...

if your worried about someone coming back to that plot you should put some dead branches near your grow and put the pots more in the ground or even put them in a nearby bush.

i usually hang then dry in paper bags, after they're pretty dried they go into the jar for about 2 or 3 weeks.

yeah it takes about a week for the chlorophyll smell to die, make sure its not too wet so it wont smell like mold.

some close ups, about 6 days since they broke soil and they're already developing new nodes, some of them at least. branches comin in, some nasty looking fried leaves but the new nodes are healthy green. shouts out to purpleblower. bongsmilie

the fresh leaf smell goes away, make sure its not wet though. and the pipe cleaners is a good idea for hanging, id keep as little stem as possible since it just holds moisture.