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Hey DenseBuds, I was thinking that only two of those look even close to a proper clone - the middle Cheese, and the Power Kush to the left of it. Sound about right? I will be taking larger cuttings for actual clones, but really wanted to give it a test run, so I can kind of get it down, make...

It never hurts to give them extra time. You never know - these damn plants will suprise the hell out of you. I just had one a week ago, two weeks after it had sprouted, grew a twin! So go ahead and wait - you might still get something.

A good potting soil with little to no nutes is great, mixed with say 30% perlite for drainage, is all you really need. Start there - as you learn, you can add extra stuff.

So the clone, is the same strain you've been growing? If so - it sounds like she may have been pollinated. Sounds like one of your other ladies went hermie, and your clone is growing seeds. This can "stall" the buds, and turn all the hairs early, as she doesn't need them anymore, and puts her...

If you want to be a grower, hopefully you have a bit more patience than that. If your taproot was brown and it actually smelled bad, yes, it's probably dead. Next time - as soon as it sprouts, put it into your grow medium.

My growroom. hehe

I wouldn't use a 600w for clones, I think it would be too much for 'em. I don't know how big they can go - I've seen them over six inches though, so anything that size or less you should be good with. Rockwool - I just keep hearing too many horror stories about it. The ph not being right, it...

I can't remember all the dumb shit I've seen asked. Let's see: I heard that jizz is good for my plants, should I masturbate right onto the soil or mix it in water first? There are pictures of clouds on my walls, will my plants be confused? The plants aren't getting direct light, it's cloudy...

Here you go. Be patient - even if you have a male, he isn't going to pollinate your girls the second he shows sacks.

If the schedule is that irratic, you're almost guaranteed a hermie. If nothing else it'll take forever to finish flowering.

Yes, there is a risk. Lights in your room are going to be a lot more than a little moonlight. A 12/12 schedule causes a chemical change in the plant, which triggers flowering. When you change the light to more than that - it can trigger vegging hormones, instead - causing stress to the plant...

lol...I think we're learning this at the same time, hehe. 74F is a bit high - I believe you want it closer to 70F, but it's the best I can do at the moment. cruzer just bought a nice chiller - keeps his water temps both cooled and heated - but the thing was around $300 USD, I think. A bit out of...

Sounds great! Can't wait to see your Red Dragon grow out, that strain caught my eye before.

Bricks are a great idea, thanks! I'll see what I can find - might have to pick up some on Friday. No, no water heater in there, winter is over now - and the water temp is staying around 74F, for now. But if it gets higher than that, I'll have to cool it, right? Thought I read that at 80F the...

Ok, I moved my seedling table over, so the cloner is sharing that CFL rack. Since I'll be doing 9 plants every 2.5 weeks, that should be enough light for both seedlings, and clones. They are pleasantly perky today! Four 27w CFL's over the clones now - about 18" up. If need be I can move my...

I didn't invent it, speedy, but I did find it worthy of experimenting with. The smaller of those two plants was a twin, that only popped out when the other seedling was about two weeks old. The second plant (which I don't see as "troubled", aside from the light color) was planted 8 days after...

No - the balls are sacks full of pollen - they spray it on the female buds, which then produce seeds.

Check out the FAQ at the top of the page, lots of great info there to help you get started. Good luck!

Nothing against LED's, but I don't think you're going to see 1 gram per watt using them. As a new grower, no - you won't see a gram per watt. Many experienced growers never see a gram per watt.

Can't tell yet, sorry.