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Reminder folks... Next Sunday 3:00 pm at Avo's for our NoCo meetup. Sent from Northern Colorado.

SLH and veg room. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Outdoor grapefruit and male captain jack. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Thank you for the thoughtful insight... Sent from Northern Colorado.

Some veg. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Playing with some vert. This plant is 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide. Sent from Northern Colorado.

www.Avogadro's.com has all the info, address etc. Everyone is invited! Sent from Northern Colorado.

Well how about the 10th then. 3:00? Sent from Northern Colorado.

Yes 2-3 weeks into flower Sent from Northern Colorado.

Also I find no need to supercrop in veg to maintain an even canopy. That's what topping is for, at least for me. Sent from Northern Colorado.

I super crop until the end of the big stretch... 2 to 3 weeks in. I've done it later on particularly stubborn colas to maintain an even canopy but don't like to. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Second batch of Captain Jack by homebrew420. First one is 2 weeks into flower and blowing up. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Some outdoor plants that some guy didn't have room for indoors... Sent from Northern Colorado.

Will do tty. Still waiting for a few more responses and we'll pick a date. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Yes... I'd run 2 600s over 1 1000. I'd also run 3 600s over 2 1000s. I'm a firm believer in multiple points of light. Sent from Northern Colorado.

I vote for 600s... 2 HP's to every one mh. ;) Sent from Northern Colorado.

Your buds are not trashed yet. I've gotten late pm before. Milk solution does work. If you spray the buds it will turn the hairs red. But I'd rather have burnt red hairs and finished pm free buds personally. Sent from Northern Colorado.

I hadn't thought of cloning it. What I was worried about was damage to the roots after 10 weeks of no growth. The roots might grow just fine but thats a chance I wouldn't be willing to invest the time of taking care of it in flower for. But if you clone it the clones would be fine. If you can't...

I would recommend starting over... Or if you insist on still growing this plant start another and treat it right from the start. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Have you inspected for bugs? What are those white spots on the leaves? I can't quite tell from the pics but white flies maybe? Or mite damage. Check the undersides of the leaves. Sent from Northern Colorado.