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if it's the plan in the picture probably not, you won't need to water for a few days. it really depends on the type of soil, the lights, the temps, how big your plant is, how big your roots are. a good rule of thumb is to wait until the plant droops a little bit, then you know it needs water...

I've had great luck with slow release nutrients, because it's water soluble as long as you don't over water your plants, you don't over feed them. I probably would have gone with the seed starting soil in a smaller pot then transplanted into the mg organic once it was a little bigger and could...

what kinda light is that? the soil is fine, probably should have started off in a smaller pot so you can control your watering better, but just be careful not to over water it.

yes, true blackberry kush is clone only, but you can come across mixes, like we have some blackberry x grapefruit kush that's pretty good. I was just talking to the wife and she said the ones that have helped her the most have been lavender kush, any og mix, any sour diesel mix, hindu kush and...

call them up and ask them whats going on. I know if I wasn't growing and they were messing with my bills I would want to find out why.

If you can get your hands on some blackberry kush, I would recommend that. My wife suffers from nausea and stomach pains every time she eats due to her gastric bypass surgery and the blackberry kush has been one of the best that has helped with her pains.

If you do decide to start over, why start from scratch? Now seems like a perfect time at trying your hand with cloning. If anything, it's a learning experience.

yeah, I was told about these things when I was a kid. they called them "spit bugs" they just cover themselfs in a white foam that looks like saliva.

Shouldn't be to hard to understand it, everything he said can be seen here in this episode of The Universe: http://www.history.com/shows/the-universe/videos/the-universe-microscopic-universe#the-universe-microscopic-universe I'm guessing that's where he got the inspiration for this post lol.

did you have cellophane around the whole branch? or just the rockwool? you should only have cellophane around the rockwool or soil to help keep it moist

I'll take that job, lol but a you can always exercise a lot to help get it out of your system. try cutting a hole in the bottom of a trash bag and putting your leg in it and wrap the bag around and tape it so you can still go jogging or running.

im sure you can find some miracle grow at walmart. people will tell you it's terrible and will kill your plants, but it wont. It's just fine to use.

the elusive duckfoot! lol it might make a nice addition to your front yard

and to get an extra $50-$100 each year lol

I like using willow water for my rooting hormone. It's natural, it's free, it's has the same hormones as any of those other cloning agents and it's been proven to work for 100's of years now.

Best way to quickdry is with a hair dryer and a sock. It works best with a hair dryer that has heat and cool settings. Get a sock that isn't fuzzy, flip it inside out. Put some broken up popcorn nugs inside it and put it on the end of the hair dryer. Alternate the cool and hot settings every...

Using those blankets is better than using aluminum foil, that's for sure lol. You could probably get a little more light out of your system if you went with straight mylar. Looks good though

generally you choose between cloning powder or something like clonex gel. It's all the same stuff, just one is in a gel form and one's in a powder form. I like to use willow water for my cuttings instead of powders or gels. But I have a willow tree on my property so it's just easier and cheaper...

I would definitely start tieing branches down and try and bend the stem downward over a few days or like everyone has said, your gonna have a lot of issues with space.

use the weight method. After watering your pots until you have a little run off pick up the pot and see how heavy it is. Now wait until the soil dries out and the plant starts to droop a little bit, now feel how light the pot feels. Now you have a reference of when the plant is dry and when it...