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lol Thanks!:mrgreen: Very nice, full, bushy plants. What light are you growing under?:peace:

You germinated them first, right? Mine usually break the soil in 2-3 days. Make sure you remove your humidity baggies (hehe good idea there btw) as soon as the babies push through. Oh and be sure to keep them moist, but NOT SOAKED. Too wet for too long equals rotted seedling.:peace:

Yeah - I was told also to leave them be. I didn't listen - took them off after a day, and glad I did, because two of the seedlings already had damage from the shell. Next time - remove them with a tweezers - very, very gently.

They will work, to a degree - but they do not provide enough lumens for your plant to really thrive in. You can use them - but past a certain point, growth will slow, and you won't get what you could have gotten with better lights. They definately won't give you enough light to flower - you'll...

I don't think they are a lost cause - looks like new growth coming in to me. You could leave them in the window for a bit longer to be sure, and then if they are still thriving, get more bulbs and put them with their cousins. They will probably be close to the same size anyway, since they had a...

That's strange - I've seen people on the forum do their entire grow with their light vertical, and no one has ever mentioned (that I've seen) a problem with the lamp firing? Maybe one of those folks will chime in here for you.:peace:

...and here I was waiting for a pic to load! lol:mrgreen:

It's pretty normal, I think - I've heard of people with up to 17 bladed leaves before.:peace:

I agree. Yep, you can hang your light vertical.:peace:

Great, can't wait to see!:weed:

Yep, close, you have nicer floors though - I love the blonde wood. Thanks for the compliments - it only took three of 'em to get 'er done. Me, once I decide a space is for a particular thing, woe to the husband who puts anything else in there! lol:mrgreen::peace:

They look pretty good. The last pic, that you asked about, it looks like nute burn.:peace:

You'll have to provide more details, such as, what size is your space going to be? How many plants did you plan on growing? How cold/hot does it get where you live - because you may have more problems with either heating or cooling? Your best bet is to build your shed, have your specs ready and...

If you could come up with another $50 you could get a 400w HPS here: http://www.htgsupply.com/viewproduct.asp?productID=47929 it will blow away anything cheaper.:peace:

What kind of light are you useing? Not trying to use the regular bulb in the closet I hope? You need at least a couple 6500K CFL's, and get 'em within a couple of inches of that little one.:peace:

Hey they look good! Really there is no right answer to this. The longer you veg for, the bigger your yield, however your biggest limiting factor is space - she will grow to twice, or possibly even triple, her height once in flowering. So it's kind of up to you. Personally I veg for 8 weeks, but...

I give everything a scrubbing with hot water and dishsoap, and then dip into a water/bleach rinse.

What type of fluorescent tubes are you planning on? If they are T12's, they will be allright for a couple of weeks, but I don't think they would do well for the rest of your vegging. Yes, all HPS lights require a ballast, matched to the wattage of the bulb. Good luck!:peace:

If this is true then maybe it has to do with the way you are drying and curing them.:peace:

It is enough light for one plant, but it may still be too warm in that small of a space - you'll probably have to try it and see.:peace: