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Im extremely jealous but i am striving toward that path.

That's admirable homie. Outdoor grows look very fun to do. Maintenence is a lot or nah?

Very beautiful plants! I ironically was just told today that i must do so. I'm operating with 100% recyclable material for the greenhouse other than my fan and light so as soon as i make enough money selling my stuff ill use that to expand my operation into a more suitable and efficient grow! I...

Gave you my reasoning as to why I thought that. Yeah the strain I have makes it quite easy to see the type of weed it is as I've observed the strain's past grows. Avg pot size is 56 cm(circumference) X 14.5 cm(height). May I see your grow? I'd like to learn and maybe adopt some of your methods...

What I meant by "early flower", is to do with how young the plant actually is. Incase it still has some more growing to do which I'd like very much as it is quite small for a sativa nether-lone being a mature plant. I'm definitely considering your suggestion.

Spot on. My only issue is the age factor. If it's still sitting in veg when I alternate the light exposure will that possibly spark an early bud to your knowledge? I want to be sure before I change the plant's exposure to its light source.

A bit of justification to my initial query. Thus leaving you guys with the question: Too early for a plant in flowering?

Here's the sketch. The 4 weeks from a to b goes to the bottom of the plant. You want a pic of it as a whole? "Lordhooha".

Just want to add: thank you to you guys for not trolling, messing about. etc;etc. Jafeel?(means in essence:"do you understand me?").

Looking at the article, it doesn't explain what happens with other angled and cut-off amounts that are experimented with and possibly to your advantage as a grower. I tell what I know so am open to more knowledge if my knowledge on it needs a 'refresher'. P.S. Hope that statement you made...

Thank you, I'll check them out!

Yes I see what you mean. I mentioned above(beginning of the thread) that I did a switch of lighting so the plants would have peculiar features due to the change in lighting in its life-cycle. I'll draw up a sketch quickly to show you what I mean :)

I strongly disagree with that but i respect your opinion; The methods of F.I.M.-ing is quite complex and you should really do research if you wish to reiterate, confirm, or alter what I replied to you in my last comment. Sorry to say but I'm unable to piece out what you said in your 3rd, 4th &...

At the moment my plants seem to be keeping small and is a significant sign exhibiting how much light the plant actually needs, meaning in essence: Plant small = Has enough light & Plant big = Has not equilibrium amount of light where its trying to receive as much as it can because its not...

For an answer to the size look at the reply i made to "blake9999" above. Lights are full spectrum UFO growing lights(190-200 lm & 145 w) and they have great results when the plants photosynthesize and for light coverage too(and yes they're LEDs). Using regular soil(nothing special) but i made a...

My assumption concerning the size of the plant is most probably due to it having that F.I.M. early in its life(my thoughts on F.I.M.-ing: your plant will reduce height due to the possible amount of energy the plant is using to constantly create new nodes leaving stem growth at a minimum[ I've...

Yeah there was a bug problem and some leaves were damaged so those on the top are whats left of that.

Going by the pistils forming on the top and a decreased growth rate. I thought of the possibility being temperature(as the cold stunts their growth and the warmth helps with the physical growth) but my grow room doesn't exceed 21 degrees Celsius which I've found is a good temperature and it...

Will edit post now. Well I unknowingly stated to people that I thought it was a kind of auto flowering plant but was unsure as to why... It was an assumption based off my lack of knowledge of it. The grow was as a grow should go, on the forth node i did a F.I.M. and watched it grow over its...