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I don't think that guy read your post at all. You DO NOT want your plant right against the light. Maybe if you're using t-5s but doubtful. I've seen cfl's cause temp damage from a 6inches away I can only imagain 1in would be a lot worst 2nd I have never, and I mean never heard someone tell a...

For sure I've used them before. But I meant more like what seed company, i.e. Barney's farm, Dutch passion, nirvana, delta 9 etc. Thanks!

Make sure to check the trichomes on the bud and NOT on the sugar leaves. The ones on the sugar leaves tend to mature faster. If the pistils have turned and receded that's another way to help tell.

Yea. On my first grow, my main focus was getting them to bud and finish. I didn't experiment to much, but once you get that part down the experimenting can be just as fun in my opinion. I once trained a plant so that it made a "Z" like Zorro haha

Sounds like you have a pretty good idea how you want to go about it. You'll get a lot of advice on here, but also a lot of opinions disguised as advice haha. I'm sure you'll find what works for you though

For sure. That was a reply to @Roger A. Shrubber

No problem man. I had lots of help with my first go. LED is tricky for a first time grow. Are you leaving them in those pots? Do you plan on doing any kind of low stress training or topping?

True. I could see the benifits of that. I've just always had good luck with a mixture of rooting supplement, sugar daddy and carboload. I use it on my seedlings and my clones when I transfer them. Also if you wanna try the most low budget easiest way to clone. I got a way. Most people would...

There's a reason we call it The "Great" state of Texas! Haha yea they do, I wish they had a tamale guy walking around with a 5gal bucket full like in Texas

Most people start off with a reduced amount of nutrients and slowly increase or decrease the amount depending on how the plants react. In my experience most strains have their own needs, but you'll see similar needs with similar genetics I've used fox farm soil but not their big bloom nutes...

I would watch how they stretch, if the seem to be stretching a lot, lower it some more, but I wouldn't go past 14in. But always remember, if your hand at the top of the plant gets to hot, then your plant is cooking as well. With what I've experienced recently I'd drop it down to 24in and go from...

Texas!!!! I miss my home state:cry: I will trade info for tamales!

That light needs to come wayyyy down. I've kept metal halides that run hotter than any LED closer than that. Put your hand right over the top of your plant, between the light. If you can't feel heat neither can the plant. BUT with what I've learned about LEDs they generate less heat but can...

Why are you using fox farm big bloom on seedlings? Big bloom is for when your are flowering. Seedlings need something to help build roots, and after a lil bit you can give them growth nutes. If you're leaves stay yellow or a light light green that is usually the sign of a nitrogen defficeny For...

Clones, clones, and more clones. Is it just me or is cloning fun?

Definitely interested in seeing the finished rooms. Seems like you're going about it all in the right way

Some of the clones had really good root structures going so I decided to transplant the best 4 of the 7. Gonna give there others till Friday, then take some more The clones in soil are under a 70w HPS at the moment. Getting a LED sometime next week or the week after to use. Here's a couple pics

So the clones have grown some roots, going to try to transplant them to an organic mix in cups. will have them under a 70whps at 12/12 till the LED comes in. Pics this weekend

Definitely want to get in on this. Had some party cup experience back in 08. Would be fun to see if I still can make it happen.