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A female plant that is pollinated by a male still grows bud, it just will have seeds in the bud at sections where the pollination occurred. So my vote would be towards letting it finish.

Yeah. All we can tell you with the information given is the general, use better lights, add c02, better control environment, better nutes thing.

Yellowing is normal, and during flowering is generally a nitrogen deficiency. If its around the bud sights though it generally just means the buds are taking energy from the leaves to better produce the bud. As for the buds not opening, pictures would really help because buds are never really...

I may be missing it but for not it doesn't seem you have any questions so you should probably copy this over and make it into a grow journal.

I don't think you understand what hes saying. (Or maybe I'm the confused one) What hes talking about is a slim breaker .5" rather then the typical 1" size. Meaning you can replace a current 1" breaker with two .5" breakers and double the amount of circuits you are able to run. The thing to...

Nice work.

Craigslist has a bartering system. It's a useful concept but most people try to just sell their items for cash because it's a lot harder to find someone that has exactly what they need, where having cash can mean they can go into any store and just purchase it.

Thanks for the tip. I don't have any frogs but when I did have a fish tank I used the water from it pretty frequently as it's PH balanced, chemical free, and filled with fish emulsions and the plants always loved it.

Pollen would stay viable if frozen for at least a year I believe. As for flowering, like the females it's been designed to grow on the same planet during the same cycles so yes it's also adjusted to the same light cycles. As for cutting off the branch, that sounds like they were speaking of...

Seedlings and a 1month plant are not the same thing, which is what the hell I'm talking about. A T12 18" unit puts out under 1000lumens, and has the PAR ratings of a typical Floro which would 100% make a plant stretch after its a week or two old.

No. They'll grow, but they'll grow stretched with lacking foliage. (t12)

Well their talking about a pot getting so hot that it's uncomfortable for the roots, so depends on your situation. A can of generic white spray paint is only a tad over 1$ last I looked at lowes.

I don't mean to be rude but hes on his first grow and states no sources for the information hes giving you so why would you believe it? Simple fact is your not going to get a straight answer on this because 1. No power companies are the same. 2. There is no law stating a power company has to...

Attitude gets my vote and business.

:leaf:My view also Also if the pots are getting so hot that the water is moving up inches through the soil to evaporate then your plants themselves are probably getting burned pretty hard.

Depends completely on the strain. I have some Thia skunk and Pineapple going in the same room(Vegging) with the humidity hovering around 30-35% and the Pineapple looks great but the Thia was showing some severe signs of perspiration stress. It's good though IMO to find what humidity level does...

Your plant will be fine either way, but I would say it probably needed another week or so before it was given 75%. (Larger the plant the more nutrients it can obviously uptake) Also no, generally shock like that is not from the fact that it's suddenly getting more but more from the fact that its...

The tips of the plants are bent down which means the plant is trying to reduce the amount of nutrients in it by sending stored water back out from the leaves and through the roots. Basically your just looking for the bent tips. It doesn't look like to bad of an issue right now but I would lower...

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Based on the conditions your growing and the strain your growing I would say its exactly where it should be.