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Looking swagalicious. IMO, i'd use something a little more loose and try to train the nodes, not the main stalk of the plant. You want to open the main bush of the plant up so the new growth can get as much light as possible. Love the use of the hemp BTW!

As the great Joe Dirt once said, 'Life's a garden, dig it.' And I Sir, am digging your senorita.:hump:

Looking sick as hell man...I'm on Day 15 today too! Unfortunately just had to transplant and had some miiiinor rootage issues, so my growth doesn't look as delicious as yours...sub'd for sure mane

Hahaha lookin good bro! Now you've got something to look at, and that's the best part!

Daaaamn dude that is dope as hell. Probably one of the best stealths I've seen. The ONLY thing I would PERSONALLY worry about is the space. If you're growing 2, unless they are guaranteed Fems, you risk the chance of growing a male and a female, and having that male dick everything up if you...

It varies by the set-up and strain typically. Good rule of thumb is 100 watts per plant, and not the 'Equivalent Wattage' or the 'Incandescent Wattage' on the package--the TRUE wattage of the CFL. If you can't achieve the 100 watts, utilize reflectors and try to get some lights on the sides of...

Just my two-cents, a good rule of thumb is to not mix kelvins too much. For normal vegging, just use 5000k-6500k. The 2700k is perfect for flowering. Like I said, it's just my two-cents, and mixing the kelvins won't HURT, but I feel as though you'd do better with all 6500k for vegging my dude

I'd change them more than once a year--twice, three times if you've got the flow. CFL's grow more dim faster after 3 months of heavy usage, so if you're shining them for a 20 cycle it'd be a good idea to have some on hand. And i think somebody else gave a really good idea on another thread of...