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great thread, education plus! no personal experience with the tropical sativa's that you are looking for i do see that Delta9(breeder) has a tropical sativa landrace called mekong haze, price is very reasonable good luck with your grow, looks very fine to me

got me, well, that was an interesting post

i haven't seen anything like it, looks like some witches cauldron boiling i would have guessed dry ice had been thrown in, what ingredients are in there?

actually, that's my flower tea i add the same bone meal and dolomite to the soil mix, 1 tbsp per gallon of soil, maybe a bit more bone meal i don't feed as heavy as i could, but i usually get plants big enough for my needs bone meal tea is unusual, not many use it, takes several weeks of brewing...

i don't use it in veg, though i think i've seen plenty that do you can get carried away with it, it does have a good amount of available iron in it, i've seen cliams they got metallic tasting bud from large amounts of molasses also saw a few case of mold on the soil from too much, 1 tablespoon...

molasses based teas are a pretty simple way to go i use molasses + mg organic bone meal(6-9-0) but many other teas, some organic ferts are made from teas

well, i use molasses routinely in my teas, great stuff what it brings to the game is all the trace minerals you can need, not too mention a nice amount of potassium, and even a little nitrogen i like it fermented so the sugars have been consumed, sugar in your pot can draw ants and other nuisances

you have an interesting situation, i can't offer any specific info but i did see one post by someone who said that indica's can be kind of unpredictable in the equatorial zone so you ride out the grow the best you can, i think it's strange that it flowered so fast and then decided it was reveg...

that's trimmed dry weight, and just bud, but it has to be a pretty good strain for production i do see plenty of HPS growers that don't do more than 1/2 gpw, so many variables

molasses with its sugar is probably a bad idea, that is an invitation for problems, at least for misting just my opinion, not well informed on the misting topic

high moisture can encourage mold/mildew, doesn't seem to happen too often it's more of a personal preference

1/3 gram per watt is a perfectly good result for cfl's, that's what i get for good grows sometimes less, depends on the strain mostly have gotten 1/2 gram per watt with NL, but as we know, NL is a large producer

i don't mist, tend to think it produces more trouble than it helps but some do mist, and seem to have ok results

i have used them too, didn't have such a great result i'd say their light was good, they seemed to be an exact match in appearance to the GE 26w soft white cfl's that walmart sells but they did not last well, never had a GE cfl fail, the walmart's steadily dropped out over a year or so i went...

what a wild thought, probably not going to happen, i think the Republican's are gun shy on edgy VP picks after Palin but what a shake up that would be to the race

some of the bad grows i saw were in various kinds of hydro, BB doesn't seem to like that unless it's just right add in natural seed variability, grower variability, and what not, you get complaints i did see some good growers that had fair grows, but didn't see much in the way of the blueberry...

never too young, probably the younger the better, if you don't have to disturb the root structure, it should be as simple as dropping into a hole

it's tough to say what exactly will happen i don't know if single branches can be hermie and not others on the same plant, i suspect it's the whole plant some of your unaffected plants will probably stay fine, some just don't have much of a hermie trait, some can be abused all to hell and not...

i doubt the light leaked helped, but if you had some plants unaffected, and another that wasn't, then chances were it wasn't the light leak, it was genetics the hermie will probably keep doing its thing, but this trait seems to be unpredictable

that is a seriously nice pic, lots of green