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#2 and #5 come out and down in a couple hours @ 9wks 4 days. Wow, #5 might be the prettiest Colas I have ever seen. Gorgeous, fat calyx with foxtail and the most resin of the bunch. I'm seeing lots of smaller and long trichs, in THICK clusters on #5 and #8. The #5 has a surprisingly sativa like...

With those transplants too.... even if they are not rootbound yet, you get more new root growth. So, if root damage was the cause of your deficiencies/drooping/etc, it speeds along recovery.

Most likely, OP stumbled on some crazy spice... who knows,,, maybe it was PCP.? Anyway, I enjoyed the thread.

I find that most plants stretch 2-4x. depending on the genetics. Some sativas though.. about 8-9x... I would prbly put it in 4 tops at about 8inches, under a 400. IMO, root mass is just as important as the actual height. a 14inch tall plant with small root mass at 12/12 will produce similar to...

We used to get good shwag back in the day.. $20 got most 3 grams. 5 grams if you know.. oz between 80-120$. Shit was decent. outdoor, still green, enough resin to be sticky... When I talk with folks in my hometown...they say that shit disappeared. No where to be found... Now, it's scuffed CA...

You can do feeder plants (feed the fish) but they go quick... ya know... energy is not created, only transferred. The fish food is your energy. But, in a for appearance and culinary herbs garden... a mint plant in its own container, feeding the growth down in the tank, is pretty cool. They will...

Yep. Aquaponics. Lots of info and videos out there. It can totally do MJ. You just gotta get the balance right. To be honest, it would not be a simple garden for mj. If I did it, i would do it outdoors with big tilapia or Pacu. Definitely cycle up the garden with lower fish number and leafy...

I'll see what I can find this evening.. Coco is really simple.. A good quality, cleaned, ready to use out of the bag coco is key. I like House and Garden and Canna. Dyna Gro Coco grows kill it!.. You can feed at 1/4... almost every watering. For drain to waste, 15% runoff is sufficient to keep...

I don't know about more problematic, but I found it to be more work.

Well, i do not reuse coco or peat. for pest control reasons. So, after you cut down your plants, you gotta do something with the coco/soil/peat. In smaller gardens this isn't much of an issue. Coco is a good medium. I would recommend it. DWC is fun too.. Coco will be a little less work. It's...

Trueweedsmoker is on RIU too... I remember, earlier this summer all of his plants died mid grow. He asks questions in the hydro section every so often.. Here's the thread... That's a 7 gal DWC setup... 31 days? hmmm... i don't know...

Nice plant... but, ime, dwc does not out perform coco... or really, even peat moss for that matter. Peat moss just has a less forgiving watering schedule than coco. That's why I prefer coco over peat. This is just in my garden though. Every ones garden is different. You can grow a big plant in...

Damn, bro..That works out pretty well for your argument. Damn, I guess you win.. :dunce::dunce:.. two of 'em.

Is that a cfl grow or led? You know, I bet defoliating isn't too harmful to a cfl grow... the plant is not performing at peak potential anyway due to lack of light.

Not bad... Pretty plants.. I do see though that you have similar results to my experience with defoliation... high leaf to flower ratio.. which, isn't really a bad thing... more leaves in your buds means more weight when it hits the scale... it does not help your potency though. Shit, if you...

even with your perceived improved growth from defoliation... it sounds like your room could use improvements that would increase growth. shit... why not go for even more yield? idon't defoliate and i don't have those problems. Those are serious issues, why not fix them?

^You won't regret it.

Do you think it might be possible that overfeeding is not the only cause of your herm problem? Any other unnecessary stress you might be causing?

But, but, what about the hormones?!?

You've done it all, huh? Right.. ;-)