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Yep they work.;-)

I would start giving it now, as the different nutrient ratio is supposed to help the development of flowers.

Plastic sheeting would work well, with that and some long dowel rods maybe, you could construct a kind of tent over her. That would keep out the worst of the cold for now. Wal-Mart has some in the isle with the window treatments, a two pack of clear plastic for eight bucks, the sheets are...

Great job, way to work those CFL's! + rep

Well I ordered them from The Attitude, but yeah, so far Greenhouse Seeds are all I've bought, and I am happy with them.

Yep, very true - you would never want to breed 'em.:leaf:

Wow, now you've got me thinking...:wall: lol seriously, all the reading I've done over the past four months, and boy I mean a LOT, and what you just said never once occurred to me. Thanks.:-P

That would be great, I hope you decide to do it! I'm curious, sorry if it's already here somewhere, what nutes do you use for flowering? I seem to do ok with the vegging - but thus far, not so good flowering. But all I have right now for flowering nutes is MG Bloom Booster, and either it's crap...

Really, it wouldn't kill her this late in the game? Or shock her too much in the home stretch?

Yep, sure do, I'm sure other breeders have 'em but from personal experience, I know Greenhouse Seed Co has mix packs, three to five diff. strains in each one, feminized, for about $42.00 plus shipping.:peace:

Nope, you're good, you only need to worry about light leaks during flowering.

They say that a couple days of darkness right before you chop increases the trichomes - I haven't tried it myself yet but that's the word.

Teens just don't have the respect for their parents these days, that they did when I was growing up. I would have worried about swearing in front of my mother. Now, my oldest, who'll be 18 in two months, came to me a couple weeks ago and had the audacity to say: "Since you're growing pot in the...

I believe they would all be hermie, however, it is possible some of them may grow out without showing their hermie traits.

A couple of pics under normal lighting would help, but from what you put up they look done, very nice! :peace:

Not entirely true. Feminized seeds come from having a true female that will not hermie no matter what stressors are done to it, and then causing male flowers by chemical means. That pollen is then used to pollinate another stable, true female, resulting seeds are feminized. If you can force a...

You can do 12/12 right off, but it will decrease the plant size and overall yield. I personally do 20/4 for vegging - I read a thread about an experiment done to determine best yeild vs root growth, and the 20/4 cycle won. But you can also do 24/0 or 18/6, it's up to you.

Hard to say, could be. How far in are you? I think they start turning colors anywhere from 3-6 weeks into flowering. But then it could be, so now ya know, no squeezing the charmin!:mrgreen:

lol In that case, grow on! I would be very, very careful with the blacklight - they get sooo hot, it makes them a HUGE fire hazard. Good luck!:peace:

Yeah she's a little stretched, but not too bad. Make sure your lights are within two inches from her, and it will stop. When you transplant, you can bury some of that stem and problem solved. No need for nutes now - she has all she needs in the cotyldons - thos first founded leaves. Wait until...