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lack of nitrogen in the flowering process can cause yellowing of the leaves. Pics would help. What nutes?

np, good luck!

Cutting a shade leaf off here and there wont really do much to hurt the plant, just dont cut all of them off. they are needed.

I do half gro/half bloom when I first throw them into flowering, little bit of an adjuster I guess. Either way, it should be alright

They look good! Keep it up

If you can control the heat, you can veg them under the hps, might be better than your flos.

haha I know what you mean. Keep them going, you only learn more as you go :p other people can only help so much, its your own experience that benefits you the most. Keep them growing and healthy, have some patience, and those things will look great in the end!

Plants look good man, nice fim. Keep it going and good luck!

Good! Whatever they like, give it to them :p Try looking into some organic soils, you can find some that are better than fox farm or happy frog for a bit cheaper.

If you have the room, transplant them into 3 or 5 gallon pots. You dont want to do it far into the flowering stage.

Looks like it might be time to transplant soon. Their healthy and lookin good though, keep it up!

Same here, Its a good feeling :) I got 9 others, but their a few weeks behind.

I got these clones from a friend, they were dying and extremely stringy. But, I've had them for 5 weeks now, in veg mode, and they seem to have turned around and are doing pretty good. So tonight I'm going to put them into flowering mode. Their sitting in a mix of happy frog soil and kelloggs...

I live in southern california and my plants have been going outdoor(for 3 weeks), and then greenhouse(for the last 2 weeks). Their lookin great. Its sunny almost every day...

anaw, imo 20/4 works fine. I've done it before with no problems. And I know Uncle Ben recommends the same thing

dropping could be from over or under watering. Long stem fan leaves are fine. Pics always help.

Greenhouses can work great, you just need something to bring heat up and down. 70 degrees outside could easily be 95 degrees inside. I got one a few weeks ago and plants are doing great, growing twice as fast. I highly recommend it. Havent flowered in it yet though.

I'm using a greenhouse in my back yard, 12'x7'x7' They get sun all day, just thought a better light at night time to keep them from flowering might be a bit nicer

http://www.ebay.com/itm/140811207259?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 Think it help at night, just to keep them from flowering? I'm currently using a 100w florescent at night just to keep them from flowering

Ill have to check them out. I love the greenhouse and whatit does. Wouldnt do anything else now :p