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Some people burp their jars by having a session... I don't really like uncured stuff either. Too much chloraphyl taste...

Yeah, if you are using hot lights make sure to put a fan on that plant. Get a thermometer and make sure temps don't get past 85. This could make your soil dry out really fast too. Post more info about your room and we can help you out more.

In those pictures the soil looks way dry. Seedlings and clones need a humid and wet enviroment. Was it like that the whole time? If so it is probably a gonner. You should keep your soil wet in this stage. Allow it to dry out. Once you see it dry on the top stick your finger in the pot an inch...

If you think you can manage you should do the GUMBY HASH METHOD. It is on this site somewhere and can be easily found on YOUTUBE. That hash is bomb. Just like sissor hash but you can make a lot at once!!

There are many many ways to make hash. Some people say using those 'solvents' are bad for you. Others say that it can be properly leeched to leave no residue or contaminate. Others don't really care. You should probably do what is best for your body but who is to say hash oil isn't ok. You...

I think at first when I was a kid I thought it would be cool just to have a plant. Then I thought about the money behiend it. Thought I could harvest once and be rich. Realized that wasn't how it was. Your really lucky to be able to have enough to get you by to next harvest without having to buy...

most chicks probably get horny durning harvest... or the smart ones will after a good cure!

You have rug in your growroom?:wall:

wow weeee. Those are looking great. I like the pink hair think. Looks 'punk rock' hahahaha

The A/c is just blowing on the plants. I have a HydroHut and I just leave it open most of the time. Just close it when the lights are off. I am waiting to get a 4inch blower so I can just put the carbon scrubber on that and have it exhausting. I was kind of trying to wing it through this one...

I was thinking that I just want the light on at night if possible so this may not be ideal for that. I also have to zip and unzip the tent at different times depending if I have to run the a/c or not as it is yet to be ducted into the tent. hmmmm.....still thinking...

Yeah, the lights are off durning the day. I just wanted them to be off for a little longer while it was still hot outside. I also have a blowerfan and I guess it is doing a 'passive' exhaust of my air cooled light. I just have 2 ducts on my tent and the light is hooked to the ducts. Does...

hmmm, that is very interesting. I will have to think that one over and see if it is possible in my circumstance. Im sure it is...

Right, if you have been flushing like you are supposed to the plant will start to not have any more food and leafs will die. Its probably fine.

It is hard to tell without pictures. Look through the grow faq. I don't know but when that happened to me it was because I wasn't keeping my ph right. It was goin from like 4 to 7 within a couple days. I don't really know your setup but after 10 weeks there is more of a chance for things to go...

I don;t think it is the plants that are going to hold you yeild back. I think it is going to be the light. 550 is like how much you could yeild off a kilowatt light I could think... I know I have heard up to 2.2 lbs too though. That is a lot for a 4x4 or 5x5 room,..

I always thought that the rough guidelines were like a gram per watt on horizontal gardens...

I say 600watters. Save electric. It is up to you. Do you really think that yeild will be that much more with 1000watters? they cover the same light footprint don't they..

You really think that you could pull 450 to 550 grams off of a 400 watter? How much you think you could pull off a 600watter with 9 plants like that?

You will yeild nothing. There is no buds on there at all. Naw just kidding. If you flower them out for another 7 weeks I would aim at getting between a half o and oz per plant. IT ALL DEPENDS. Is your enviroment dialed? Is this your first time growing? Is this your first grow with these...