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I'm finding planning for and testing runoff is so key. Just anothe piece of information, but important in showing what's going on inside the pot ... No pun intended :-)

Looking very very healthy. Nice growing!!:weed:

I have battled low RH and came up with a really good solution. It was cheaper and more effective than my humidifier. Check out my sig line... It's in that current grow early on. Basically how I won the humidity battle is I built a frame out of 3/4 inch pic pipe, drilled holes in the top of the...

I'll stick with my smart pots.

Your transplant from the gallon container with the abundant carbon in it was a good move. While I don't think your plant was feeling the detrimental effects of the wood chips, excess wood ties up nitrogen as it breaks down. Even though I don't think there is anything g wrong with your plant at...

They need food and light. Don't use miracle grow for long and only use weak strength to start.

I believe there are a few breeders that have done it but these seeds are from amsterdammarajuanaseeds.com. They call it Mangolicious.

Big Bud x White Widow. Seattle is awesome :-)

Well- this conversation has gone off the track a bit I'd say. Where are all the MJ pics?

Wow

Alright- moving right along, but not without concern. One month by day-count to go, I had to do a leech the other day because I suspected some pH lockout. Just ran regular old well water through at pH 7.5. Runoff tested at 6-6.4. I think I'm going to stick with straight well water now between...

Lol well, I agree that I'm pushing them pretty hard, but with only a month left and only having rinsed once I think things are moving along just fine.

Indeed we do live and learn... I started noticing a little lockout myself.... Been going hard on the nutes and the pH just slowly crept down below 6. Watered with straight well water (pH 7.5) and got some good runoff to leech those salts out. Things look plump and happy today :-):weed: talked to...

:peace:As far as moving leave so others can receive light, I don't think it's necessary. A leaf that is absorbing light is doing it for the plants in-general use. It's not like any particular leaf functions specifically for any particular plant part. What you are looking for is a footprint full...

These are 2 x Galaxy DE (select-a-watt) with Sunsystems Boss hood and the Phillips (Hortilux??) hps bulbs. Pretty damn good lights.

Well now ur gettin technical on me :-) I think how you grow and train your plants is highly Dependent on your growing environment, but I am pretty sure to maximize yield in an indoor environment some training is necessary. And this strain seems to take the stress in stride.:leaf:

I don't think 8 weeks veg is too long. Like the gent says it's kinda based on space and light.... Here's some I have that are literally 10 days younger Than my flowing plants...and said flowering plants. All wwxbb

Excellent!

My first group of pl natural is so pretty but sadly I think the have to be trained to maximize yield.

You gonna switch to 12/12 soon or are they already on that schedule?