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Had to chime in here, SWEET avatar RichED!

Sounds like a Sativa, which most bagseed is. If that's the case, you still have anywhere from 2-8 weeks to go, they are notoriously slow finishers. Be patient, the trichs will turn in due time.

Yes, you can use molasses all the way through until harvest day.

Great reply!

Are you really that naive?

Stop worrying, the few hours of extra light will have no adverse effects, as long as you don't make a habit of it. Stick to your normal schedule and everything will be fine. If you start trying to compensate because of one very minor mishap, then you'll have to re-compensate for the extra dark...

Yes you can, now that they have sprouted, they need light. A 250 may actually give off some heat, so may be best not to keep them an inch away, but they definitely need light now.

Quit the spamming. What does this have to do with growing?

a little??!!

Fully agree with dark here, you've got time. You could chop now, but they're definitely not "done" just yet.Another week to three and you'll notice a nice difference. They look real nice now, but as the saying goes "When you think they're done, give it another week". Wait for your scope, get a...

Nice setup, nice photos, and nice plants. Well done, looks like your reading and learning will pay off nicely for you.

Reduced yield, far less potency, harsh smoke, nasty taste, the regrets of an early harvest are numerous.

Sounds like a good plan, but still unsure why the skepticism? Anything that can be grown indoors will only be better done under the sun, go for it.

:shock:You live in Florida, and a more southern area of the state too, all year round is good to grow down there.

Go to an outdoors or hunting store and get some Red Fox Urine. Spray this around your plants and the deer will think there is a predator nearby. It doesn't last all that long so after a few rains you will need to re-apply it in the area of your grow. There are also many deer and rabbit...

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Very easy, drop them in soil, cover with more soil, done. Do you have a clue as to how plants grow? sorry, but that really was a silly question.

Definitely a sativa, but there is no way to tell what strain any plant is just with a few photos. If you don't know what it is, nobody can tell you, period. As far as trichomes, they are the little clear mushroom looking things on the leaves and flowers. Very hard to see with the naked eye, but...

Sativas typically take a long time to finish, or at least finish properly. If you're only at week seven, My guess with no photos, is that you've got at least another 5-7 weeks minimum, probably a bit longer. Hair color means nothing, keep an eye on those trichs. If you have any experience...

With nutrients and/or good soil, the plant will just keep growin. Yes marijuana is an annual, but with the right care the flowers will keep forming almost endlessly. As far as the difference in trchs, your plant may be feeding some branches more so than others, or the light may be hitting some...