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If for some reason, they don't make it -don't be too hard on yourself. Clones are a lot harder to care for, while rooting, than any other MJ plant. If you had seedlings going, in your current conditions, they would be thriving for you. It is nice to see another female grower, btw. Not many of us...

Just this: be calm, try not to worry so much, and be patient. I think you're doing the right things already - but the other half of this game, is waiting it out. Once she gets some better roots on her, she should take off for you.

Mostly, I guess, to let others who don't know, which way the wind blows with them. Because I've been a good customer, and sent many people their way, and now I wish I had not. lol Just trying to do the right thing.

OK - just because they have this posted on their site, does not mean they follow it as they should. Second, having their return policy posted, in no way relieves them of the obligation to give good customer service, even if it is just replying to a loyal customer by email. Last - you know and I...

If it were me, I'd go with the second light, and begin perpetual.

Hey there rzza, I just wanted to set it straight - I do agree with you. What I meant by that, is that Attitude did not actually breed the seeds themselves, GHS was responsible for that part of it. But yes, Attitude should take care of it, as a part of good customer service - if you find you're...

My best guess, would be another 8-10 weeks, still. Don't feel too badly about burning her - I've done it, lots of folks do it. It's one of those things almost everyone does, at least once.

Your Bubba is just as lovely, only, minus the color - sweet!

What a gorgeous girl you have there! Look at that color, right on the growing tip - those are gonna be some purple buds, just beautiful! :mrgreen:

There are a couple things you can try. As has been suggested, schedule your lights off period, for the hottest part of the day. Doing this dropped my temps by 4 degrees. Don't run 24/0 - cut back to 20/4 or even 18/6 - this will also cut down the heat. Lastly, you can also try and make a...

Most likely those people are convincing themselves they are high, or just flat out lying. It needs to be heated, to be reactive.

hey there Subtlechaos, I'm glad you brought this up. I recently had a batch of Church seeds that also had lousy germination rates. Only half of them germed. I usually get 95%-100% germination rate for my seeds. With quite a few people complaining about the same strain, it's rather obvious it...

While I agree that more light almost always helps, I honestly don't think that's the problem. The rest of the conditions sound optimal. In most cases - the plant mimics what's going on below ground. In other words, the small root system is what's holding you back. I think they are growing, or...

Yeah I have Superthrive, in fact I always use a tiny drop along with a dash of hydrogen peroxide in the water I presoak them in, as well - gives me a better germination rate, and keeps the bad things from growing too. These guys got Superthrive - they just aren't strong. Maybe they harvested my...

Huh - maybe it's just my batch, then. That's ok - gonna make them little girls grow anyway!

lol...I did stop by, but had to go - I'm a dialup user, and it takes just one of those huge pics about five minutes to load, nevermind a whole page full! Now if you ever change to thumbnails - holler at me, and I'll follow along with ya.

The trick is....we don't! hehe It's normal for the temp/humidity to fluxuate some, and a drop is normal during lights out.

Picyures and more info, would help us to help you. What kind of light you're using (crazy floro isn't really a description), temp, humidity, soil? If they didn't have much of a root system, maybe you're overwatering them. It's hard to guess, with no picture.

lol - most lightbulbs in the average house, are between 60-100 watts.

I would say it's your bulb. They don't always just quit when they die, they also do what you're experiencing - barely lighting up. Sounds like you may have had a power surge. Is anything else plugged in to the same circuit, that you maybe didn't think of? Something that is only on periodically...