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Molasses does have benefits, it feeds the beneficial critetrs in your soil, and does leave a faint, sweet aftertaste to your finished bud. As for more trichs/resin - try lowering temps and humidity, both of these will cause the plant to increase production to try and protect itself.

Ten colas, holy hell! :shock: Love to see it!

Damn that sucks about the Spidermites, but congrats on the promotion! I've been busy trying to hone my growing skills mostly, and increase yield. Keeping warm and praying for winter to end!

Yep, I hear ya. I think the extra light on the TW is a good idea - my buds were big, but sooooo damn airy - I don't think I gave them near the light they wanted. Trinity, huh? Haven't heard of that strain - you'll have to give up a smoke report on it when it's done!

Thanks! What's up with you? Haven't seen an updated journal for you in awhile?

I dreampt I already was doing it, Hubby didn't say I was nuts, so I made the dream come true.

Thanks, Laceygirl! If I can get this cloning thing down half as well, I'll be doing all right! I don't know what the ultimate grow would be, for me - I'm interested in so many different strains! I can tell you, next grow will be The Church, Cheese, Power Kush, and Royal Kush - followed after...

Yep they don't get alternating nodes until they reach sexual maturity, without forcing flower that'll be somewhere between five to eight weeks, depending on strain. You don't usually wait for alternating nodes, to top. They're looking good though, Krystal definately looks better this week. Hey...

You can most likely stress the plant into hermie - if it does, however, it is not a true female. Pollinating a hermie with either itself or another hermie, will get you all hermie seeds. Though if grown, some may appear female - not have overwhelmingly obvious hermie signs.

Jack's Classic All Purpose (20-20-20) for veg and flower, and Blossom Booster (10-30-20) for flower. Good stuff!

That one is much debated, here. Personally, I never flush before harvest, I don't find it to be necessary unless one is seriously over nuteing their plants. I do, however, sometimes flush around week six of veg, if it seems I'm having some buildup. Run two to three times the water as soil...

lol...Sexy garage you got goin there! I could never grow in mine, however - not only does the hubby do too many projects to leave room, but I have to be close to my plants - kinda like a dragon over a treasure hoarde! hehe

Just tell him you like to chew 'em. I wouldn't say shit about wanting to grow them.

Thanks! I feel like I've got the growing basics down, but man, I feel like a brand new noob all over again, tryin out these clones! Stop back by now and again, I update weekly. If you start your own journal, holler at me, be happy to follow along.

They're definately looking better. I think you did the right thing, although the rule of thumb is no nutes for three weeks, that usually applies more to soil that has nutes in it already - so good job, figuring it out!

Without more detailed info and pics, I would guess it needs more nitrogen.

They look healthy, just a bit overwatered. Let them dry out a bit more before you water. I wouldn't spray them, now they're in flower - doing so can increase your risk of mold.

No, you can't freeze them - you'll kill them. Try a couple of those aqua-globes maybe. If you have more seeds maybe scrap it until you get back.

You can get cheap mylar, albeit thin, in the form of emergency blankets from Walmart, in the camping section (less than $3 each) or purchase online. You're better off getting a CFL or two to start your babies on - 6500K for veg.

I've got a LA Woman six weeks into flower, she's doing well - getting pretty frosty.