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Hi everyone, thanks for visiting my grow journal. I had a journal earlier but stopped posting due to my frustrations and errors that I put my plants through :D (they have all pulled through that) Anyways, I am now two weeks into flowering and will be posting updates every 3 or so days until...

Don't worry, just wait it out. I overwatered my two indicas and they looked AWFUL at about 2 weeks in. They were seriously just 5 inch stems with maybe 4 small leaves. Now they are thriving and in flowering. Like the other guy said they'll pull through, my problems seemed to slowly fix...

I'd think they would be finished by then forsure, but wait till someone with more experience responds :D Two weeks seems just right though, maybe a tad long, i'm not sure.

Looks very nice to me! :weed:

Very nice setup! Based on my small amt. of experience, I think sativas do take a bit longer, as mine seem to be 1-2 weeks behind my indica dominant plants. So yes, they will probably take a bit longer but I would guess no more then 11 weeks max. Happy growing :weed:

Very cool :weed:

How long did you have that beast in veg for? :D

Is that floss tied around the stems? :\ I don't know what else to say yet, what are your temps like? My seedlings had slightly curvy leaves like that about 2 weeks in.. just not that severe. Are you checking your PH?

Unfortunately my humidity always is very low, usually at 30%. I have had no problems so far with my plants, but it might help a little to have them in the "perfect" range.

\ This method works very well for me. I don't even heat the paper towel up, and they work just fine. Soil isn't warm generally so they do fine. I can't say forsure, but if people have seeds that don't germinate this way, it's probably the seeds and not the method of germination - unless they...

You can quick dry as much as you want, it won't taste as good, but it'll get the job done. Look up some methods, it can be as simple as leaving them near a heat source on fairly low, hanging upside down or whatever you want. Try to save as much as you can for afterward so it tastes and smokes...

Just lower the light and push the plants close together so they are all covered, but make sure they don't get too hot. Then you should be good. :D Get them as close as you can.

Don't worry, it would have died on it's own anyways. You are simply making the best use out of it :D

No paper towel's going to do that.

There isn't much, if any evidence that this harms the plant's growth. Tons of avid growers use clear containers to see the roots in the cups so they know when to transplant.

I've heard hops grow like marijuana, and you can use those in beer making. I don't think they look like weed though. They are also related to eachother in some way or another.

http://forum.grasscity.com/recreational-marijuana-use/43250-cleaning-soapbar-handy-dandy-thread-mr-switch.html

I use the paper towel/toilet paper method and that works very well for me. Don't worry too much, but next time I WOULD NOT reccomend that you use a heating blanket. I have found out (the hard way) that overheating/drying out medium is far more damaging to plants then is letting them stay at a...

I've never heard of dipping clones in bleach.. I really don't think that would help the plants.. Rather I think it would destroy them. That shit is corrosive to humans, imagine what it will do to a cutting. Cloning is very basic, you just need to make the cut, dip it in cloning/rooting gel or...

I put them under light when the cotyledons (first round leaves) begin to show at all. In fact, I wait until the seed has cracked well, help the seed off the leaves, and place it under whatever light I'm using. You can just put them in a windowsill until this stage if it makes you feel better...