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Poke hole in dirt, drop seed in hole, cover seed with dirt, water. Very easy. I have never, nor will I ever soak a seed in water. I have done the paper towel method a few times in the past, but it just seems like an extra step and extra time. I am a soil grower so if you're hydro or something...

Get rid of the foil, it contributes absolutely nothing to your grow, and can actually cause harm by deflecting heat, thereby burning your plants. They're leaning towards the light, which is an indication there is not enough, or that it is not placed properly to be evenly distibuted. The one in...

Other than some stretching, it looks fine.

To start, you need bigger containers. Those one gallon jugs are simply not going to cut it. I see only one light in the photo, get more and get them closer before it's too late. Your plants are stretched like crazy. Not saying they're not salvageable, but you've got to make some changes. Read up...

If they're still clear, you have time. Depending on what you're looking for as far as effect, you can start flushing when about 50% are cloudy. Figure that gives you at least another week or two to let the rest cloud up, and a small percentage to go amber. If you're looking for that lazy, do...

Try to get your humidity down a bit if possible. Unless the buds are extremely heavy, there shouldn't be any problems. I've never dried laying them flat like that, but don't really foresee any real problems, unless you've got a lot and it's all stacked in a pile, prohibiting airflow. Sounds like...

Agreed, a lot more light anda lot closer. That plant is stretched bigtime!

Get it out of the tupperware, that only creates humidity, ESPECIALLY if you have it in the fridge. Get rid of the foil too, no need and no use for that whatsoever. Surely you have an old mayo or pickle jar, some sort of glass container that can be cleaned good and used. Anything but tupperware...

If the inside of the shoe box is normal, cardboard type paper, you have no worries. That suff is super absorbant and should suck the moisture right out of your bud. If it is printed, sort of glossy on the interior of the box, you probably want to take it out and hang it. Shoe boxes are nowhere...

Why not simply push back the day you harvest? Better to add a week or two to your time than to possibly ruin what may be some tasty smoke. If your pots have drain holes, you can flush almost every day if you want to. It's growing plants people, it isn't rocket science.

Did you mean wrench, as opposed to ranch? And what does any of this have to do with growing? I suggest you find a "Cry about my Boss" forum and post there.

I never shake my buds, good way to lose trichs. I only use paper bags if I harvest during the more humid summer months because your typical brown paper shopping bag sucks moisure out quite easily. My personal preferred method is the old tried and true hanging, or on wire racks, for a few days...

Not even sure I'd call that a hermie, looks like a full-blown male to me with all those sacks. Sorry about your luck.

Why hang dry, then bag them? Paper bags themselves absorb a ton of moisture, that is the main reason for using them. It helps to speed up the actual hang drying time for those with little patience, or those in a more humid climate. Just my opinion, but hanging to dry, then bagging them would...

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Looks great, congrats. Wish I had the balls and money for a nice setup like that. Way to go.

If done carefully and properly, there should be no problem at all and the plant will not even know anything happened. The main thing is to be sure to get all of the soil surrounding the roots out of the current pot at once. This can be accomplished by letting the soild dry a bit so that it sort...

I'm in Michigan too and we've barely hit the mid to upper 70's and only for a few days. What are you going to do about the heat when we get 90-95 degree days with 150% humidity? I would think 95 with the lights on is a bit warm for night time, why not use the lights during the day? Not that that...

Dude, READ, learn, grow.

Yes, you pretty much just traumatized your plant, they need time to recover before you force flowering on them. You should have topped at maybe 4 weeks or so, so they'd be healed again and ready for flowering. Give it a good 10-14 days maybe before flowering.