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good luck with the cure, i've been using the same method for a couple of years, highly recommended if that is dry bud weight, it would be outstanding for Thai IMHO

no seed, no problem - probably keep watching, waiting - if there are seeds they should make their presence known the calyx you refer to, was that at a junction of a branch?

if it's thai, it shouldn't be dense, so that sounds about right some sativa's are definitely a luxury for an indoor grow

i have grown out some hermie seeds, about 5 so far one of them was a male, which seemed to be unlikley but there it was, so for me it's been an 80% chnace of female, not bad for free

9 weeks, it's gotten a little more complicated got around to doing a close check, and i see a few roosters have come to the party that got me sweating, but it looks like a few solitary bananas at the tips of a few buds and don't seem to have much life to them, no sign of damage not like the...

that's nice looking, pretty dense for thai buds

love the curing card idea, that could be sweet if it did come in a higher humidty range i had thought of this from some old chemistry set lessons back in the day, there were some chemicals soaked in paper whose color indicated humidity levels

there's bonsai for MJ, it's called LST basically it's training a plant with string to grow around the pot in a circle a few cubic feet can do the job for a small plant

i will relate my experience, and what i read after my experience it was my 1st indoor grow, plant strated out great in MGMC, then it started to lose a little color in the fans got worse and worse, killed it in the end from what i've read, using it in a mix with other stuff can help a lot, i...

it could feed for a few months, this is MG Moisture Control soil? i used it once, didn't work out for me, but it can work

if you just leave a plant in flower, you're likely to just get over ripe buds some plants will throw some roosters, many others won't, to be sure you'd need to use CS like previously mentioned

no, i grow directly in it from sprouted seed to adult though it does come with fungus gnats as a rule i pasteurize the soil at 200 for an hour, that clears them out, there are other simple ways to do them in also needs some perlite, 10% is what i use, it's a dense soil and 1 tbsp of dolomite per...

i've used molasses for about 3 years now, never anything burn wise you may have used an excessive amount, 1 tbsp per gallon seems pretty safe

^^^ that's what i've been watching for, vendor busts, which seem to be pretty thin if SR continues like it is, this could become the dominant drug dealing method if it's not already

MG potting soil has time released nutrients, it can be a tricky soil to grow in, there are plenty of bad results with it, and some good ones to be fair i use the MG Organic Garden soil, which might be what you're asking about, it works very well for me, some tricks make it a good base soil at a...

slow crackers can be worth giving the extra attention, they can grow some seeds can be slow just by genetics

would be a great grow to document, the t5's aren't considered cfl's, but both cfl's and t5's are fluoro's 14 weeks will be a quite a test of patience, but if you're getting weight like you describe keep checking every day it will be hard to call when to cut

this is a really remarkable feat if true, had to say that since it is the internet i'm a bit slack jawed that anyone would try a Thai type strain for a first grow so, very good job and an inspiration to all us cfl growers

those temps don't sound like seed killers, so accept your reship of seeds as good service i've seen some very wide experiences with this bank, probably wouldn't use them myself, there are others nearly as cheap but with better reps

i'm not sure what GH's genetics are in its Thai, but this does look like Thai and if you can use cfl's for Thai, that is impressive, probably nothing out there that is tougher to mature indoors than Thai