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Sweet! Wish I could reach in and sample some of your goodness there!

Well, I use three gallon buckets, and I use a quarter gallon of water per plant when they are younger, and a third gallon when they are older.

Great first post there, buddy. really - not funny.:roll:

Agreed. The first month or so, the plant spends more time putting down roots - you don't see much upward growth, until after that point.

Wow the whole thing!:clap: Thank you! Glad to have you aboard!

Hey there Dave. Here's what it says in the first paragraph, in Uncle Ben's thread on this: Selecting the point for topping to get 4 main colas - To get 4 main colas, let your seedling or cutting (clone) grow to about 5-6 nodes and pinch out (cut) the stem just above the 2nd true node. The...

So that early girl has dried, I got 25g off of her. Hoping the remaining plants produce better than that! I haven't yet tried her - trying to be patient enough to put a bit of cure on her.

I wouldn't throw in the towel just yet. They reach a point of growth that is just crazy, here are the same plants, four days previous, at eleven days. My first grow, my seedlings in no way, did as well as they do now. You'll do better, with practice.:peace:

Looks like they are flowering, so either you've got females or hermies. Can't tell without good, clear pics of the nodes. A hermie would still grow good bud - but it would pollinate itself or the others, and make it seedy. You can try and stop it, but you have to be pretty vigilant, pulling off...

Here's a picture of healthy, fifteen day old seedlings to compare yours to - they are under multiple 23w CFL's.

Quality genetics is key. It usually happens less as a result of abuse, than it does from genetics.

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Well, you should never have more than one plant per container. You should have flowered sooner - four foot plants are too much for a 150w light. I use 600w lights to flower, and my plants are three feet. Lastly - you just aren't gonna see those big, fat buds, under a 150w light. More light =...

The difference is pretty obvious. Here's a pic of both. No, males don't bud. But you could get a hermie, wich would have both male and female parts.:peace:

You'll have buds soon enough. You don't have to check her every day before lights on, just like once a week or so. Always use a flash, that'll help a bit. Or sneak and get shots before the light comes on.

Kinda looks like your soil has poor drainage, as well. That will also cause you problems.

The page to pay for Elite membership has been down since I joined the site, longer than that even. Don't know why that shit is even there if no one can get the membership anymore.

Well, she's pretty badly stretched, but other than that appears healthy. Get the light closer. You using CFL's? They should be within 2" of her all the time. Make sure you have a fan, as well, to help her grow a strong stem. Not blowing right at her - just close enough that it makes her shiver.

Agreed. Two plants is probably pushing it for that amount of light.

You'll get used to it.Just make sure you go in every now and again right before lights on, and get a look at her under normal lighting. Here's a pic of my LS at a younger age. See how the top of the bud is rounded? Little poofball. If you see those top hairs disappearing, that's when you gotta...