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Is it that the plant isn't getting any taller now or that the buds seem to be frozen in time? If your question is about getting taller and bushier then you need to know that it is done doing the flowering stretch this only happens during the first 3 weeks of switchhing your lights to 12/12...

There are people every where, even in my head. Post your egg plants we love outdoor gardening no matter the garden. Brag your dew..........be waiting:peace:

Never thought of going after the sexing by pulling clones and sexing them, great suggestion. It will save time with these cuz they can continue to veg while the clones a getting their sex on:eyesmoke:

Thanks Dr. G. I'll throw pics here every week or so. I figure in a couple weeks or so I'll sex them so I can pull a mother and chop boys. Then put them back on a veg cycle if they need it.

Great pics!! I was actually just looking at your thread, very lovely. Glad you posted em here too:peace:bongsmilie

Where's your dew Tuss?? I know you have some, your secret is already out:roll:

Basically yes. There were 6 and all 6 were crammed into 1 party cup and in MG soil w/ a full family of spider mites. The only root they had was the tap, nothing more. Their main stems were dry and could snap but the top growth was dinky and green. The first 3 weeks I had them they were...

Probably a combo of both rain and lack of air flow through that area. I'd just stick with what is in the ground. A folier feed will only add moisture to your plants. If they aren't showing any lack of any nutrient then giving her any through folier would possibly cause a toxic amont to go...

These plants came from a grower friend of mine and he did nothing to them once they sprouted. When I got them they were already 6 weeks old and with major problems. He didn't take care of them cuz he was too busy using other horrible drugs to pay attention to these plants, they came to me real...

They were about 9 weeks old when I put them outside to see if they would do anything else and only about 1-3 inches tall at that time. Now they are about 8 inches tall and packing on little nugs.

Not too many webs nor too much ash to share but do have alot of dew pics from a few minutes ago. If any of you have some early morning shots to share feel free to add your bud shots.

Here are a few pics of the babies and how they are comming along. I put them outside yeaterday for several hours to get some sun then moved them back inside for the rest of their daily vegging. It seems like they are taking forever to get big:roll:, and I do know the drill on patience...

Looks like they are about 3 weeks into flowering. I don't see any mold in any of the pics. However if you do get mold it can be picked right out of the bud. Picking out affected parts is the only way to deal with it besides taking the plant down. When I've dealt with it I just pick it out and...

what do your npk's look like? List the nutrients and the npk of those nutes.

all males,

You'l want a water/feeding schedule. Something like water, water, water/food. Since she is not in a pot that has drainage the food you give her will last a bit longer in the soil. Now that you have given her a couple good doses of food and molasses wait a bit to see if she needs anymore for now...

No don't use superthrive during flowering, she won't like it. Just do what you are doing with the molasses she'll get there for you. You probably don't have too many seeded parts , but let her grow em out then you can use them later. I recently (about 2 months ago) took down a seeded chem dawg...

Well, it looks like your white berry has taken on its sativa traits this time:roll:. Sounds like you have have nute burn but you flushed already. It usually takes a few days to a week to see any changes, give it some time. Other than that she looks fine.

Tanks for comming to see these misfits

They were only about 1-2 inches tall when I put them outside and they began flowering almost immediately after putting em out there. Well they are getting enough light and they think that light is close but we know it isn't :mrgreen:. This is a good outdoor growing question though: Why don't...