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yeah... i let my go at least 70... if you have clones, let them go longer next time.

rainwater is nuetral, should not have nitrogen in it. i'm unfamiliar with the effects of fox farms, other that what i've seen posted. i don't use it as ff is designed for tomatoes. i use an and gh, both designed for and tested exclusively on mmj.

actually, it can... if the female in veg has preflowers, these can become pollinated. but no, pollen from a hermie in flower cannot cause a fully seeded crop from those that are in veg at that time, even if covered with hermie pollen.

green light super bloom will kill your plants if you use it more than once or twice. pot does not like super phosphates. research pot friendly nutrients, and get some; you'll be on your way to success. and the flowers you see are the bud sites. at 2 weeks, you really have nothing to look at...

just remember to have a 1-2-3 type fertilizer for flower. pot doesn't like super p's, and likes more potassium than anything. ;)

hope that helps

*ahem* (pokes poster) that's why they call them.... PRE....flowers..... lol :p

identical, key word people ;) /debate

lmao, bravo!

lol, lady birds are a joy and blessing, and also considered good luck!

... you're joking right? glad there aren't better things you could be doing!

"does any of you liberals have the big enuf brain too debate me?" um... guessing from your grammar, i'd say nearly all of them, though i doubt there'd be much of a debate going on...

wow, you've just started around the corner.... i'd say 4-6 weeks left, possibly longer, but definitely not sooner.

that's why they call them PRE-flowers ;)

my afghan landrace stretched less than half of their original height. hope that helps...

they're probably just getting adjusted to the new formula. if you don't see proper new growth in 7 days, take pictures and make a new thread.

just follow directions. i find that anything more than 2tsp per gallon burns, and also that nova needs to be ph adjusted. other than that, switch right on over. nova bloom isn't as hard on the plants as the grow formula, so you'll have no problems. have fun!

perfect! now, make sure you don't let them dry out!

it's good stuff, and is high in cal and mag and therefore does harden the buds, yes.... but! it's easy to go overboard at first! start easy, work up. i add to my fertilizer regimine, with excellent results. good luck