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Welcome to the forum - good luck with your grow!

I hear ya tip top, me, as well.

For your feeding, it's kind of dependant on the strain you're growing, and how big they are. Some want more, some take less. If you're seeing nute burn, obviously these need less. You feed according to what your plants want. Start out with every other watering - if you see burn, lessen. If you...

Yeah it's really not very classy, and sort of frowned apon, to ask for rep points from someone. It's meant to give an idea of who has more experience on the forum, better reputation, and all - but it doesn't really work that way. You can have some that don't grow jack shit have a high rep...

I usually see them start around week two. This is one of my new formed buds right at two weeks, under a 600w. Doesn't look like much at first - but that's a bud. Within days of seeing this, they explode with hairs.

Anyone, and I do mean anyone, can buy a prepaid Visa or Mastercard these days, if it isn't available in stores where you live, you can purchase them online - and with PayPal, too. So this thread makes me a bit suspicious. If you're on the up and up, get a card, buy from a seedbank.

If it isn't holding water at all, you're going to have a problem - especially with seedlings, which need to stay moist and warm, to germinate. If you don't have any soil there, you'll have to order online. Another option you could try - google Hempy Buckets. The lights you have will be fine to...

You're going to have to wait a bit longer, they aren't really showing yet. The male doesn't open his pollen sacks the second they appear, so you have time to identify what it is, without worrying about pollination. Never toss them right away - often the emerging female calyx has a very similiar...

Just make sure you keep them warm, they don't transmit heat as well as some other mediums. With those it's easy to keep them too wet or too dry, as well - just be careful - you want a happy medium - moist, but not dripping wet. As for transplanting - there are really no tricks. Once your baby...

You can do it, but if it's that big a switch, make damn sure that's the time you want, because you don't wanna do it more than once. Make sure the extra time is in darkness, because you don't want to switch them back to veg. So at 4pm when the lights are ready to come on, change the timer to...

I don't really count the nodes, I usually veg for eight weeks. I do this because I want a bit larger plant, that is fully sexually mature, before I put her in flower. Doing it this way lessens the time it takes to actually begin flowering.

Nope. Be patient, you'll be glad you did in the end. Widow tends to do best when left for ten weeks.

Thanks-I've yet to try either of them, come back with a smoke report for us? Beans on toast - never tried that one! When it's down to the wire, we usually go with macaroni and cheese, or ramen noodles - both staples of the poor man's diet. hehe

It is by DNA. Attitude frequently attatches the freebies to that same card.

lol...Glad it's working for ya!:leaf:

Don't really see anything wrong in the pic, they look great. If it's just the very tips of the leaves, then it's probably a bit of nute burn. Might wanna back off on the amount of feed they get.

Thanks! GFK, I love being out here in BFE. While it has it's downfalls (getting snowed in in the winter, more frequent power outages, etc.) for the most part, it's all good. No neighbors to harrass me if I want to watch a movie in surround at 2am, (it happens, I'm a night owl lol) no constant...

A few pics from my recent journal update - my clones, veg room (both sides), my flowering Lemon Skunk Clones, and my oldest Lemon Skunk ladies (5 weeks). Got more pics in the journal, if you guys wanna see 'em.:leaf:

"...like a frog in a sock..." lmao Never heard that one before, but I like it! lol They look great!

Thanks! Technically, they aren't lady bugs - they're Asian Beetles, AKA corn bugs, I think they have a few more names, as well. I haven't had any pests besides fungus gnats first grow. These guys are here because I live on a working farm - they infiltrate my house in the masses every Spring, and...