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Hey Mared! Still growing those spindly little twigs, huh? lol Looking top-shelf, bro. You have been tearing it up since you worked out the early kinks. Keep it up! I started my journal for this round in Dirt. Link in my sig.

Come back and see us from time to time, buddy. I will check you on the other sites. I just opened my journal for this round. Link in sig.

My op this round:

Sup Stoners! :hug::hug: I'm back for another round. :twisted: Feel free to chime in with any questions or comments you have. Had to ditch my SOG hydro kit for now:evil:. I'm MMJ legal so I had to cut back to 6 plants. Back to soil for this round then on to Coco. OP Rundown: 400W SuperHPS...

Sweet!! Glad we got this back

Wait for good roots though. You should see lots of roots filling the bottom of the cube. Usually 10-14 days is the right conditions. Hempys are slow to start so begin in a small container like a solo cup.

Scribed. Colorado proud!

Hook it up! The greenpages in mmjnews.org are a good start.

Don't rinse it. Just break it up a LITTLE BIT and drop it in the perlite. If there is any stretch to your seedlings you can bury the stem up to the bottom node.

Hey bro. I just got my 2nd call from Cannamed. Approved. Get my cert on Friday!!

**OFF TOPIC*** But you guys are my people so I have to share. I go on Friday to get my MMJ cert! I'm approved at Cannamed. Just go get my papers. WOOHOO. Now I don't feel bad about giving away a dozen white berry clones (Legal transactions) so I am under the state limit. Back in the dirt for...

Yea. As long as they have a good root structure they will be ok. Takes 3 days for a change to be evident in dirt. Be patient with them bro.

Just got my callback from Cannamed. I'm approved by in-house doc! I go Fri for 2nd appointment and cert. WOOHOO!

not full sized, uncropped plants, no. You could fit 6 if trimmed right.,

Everyone moved to the perpetual growers thread. Comon over.

The purple lines on the stem are just the strain. All my WB do that once they get a good root system. If the growth is healthy leave them be.

Sup Jake? Dolomite lime is a great PH modifier. I've seen soil mixes that require no additional nutes through the whole cycle. Just water. In that mix lime is used for PH balancing.

Hang in there, LB. You are an asset to this community. :hug:

What?? We can't disagree anymore? Whoever flagged that post is a weenie. :hump:

The best defense for a post like this is IT IS THE TRUTH. I understand the need to keep these threads civil but the over-reaction of the mods on this is ridiculous.