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Nah, not really a problem. It is better that you use a HPS all the way through rather than a MH. The MH really only shortens the growth period and makes your plants a bit bushier with thicker stems, but only marginally.

only water when the soil is dry. I haven't used soil because I grow with hydro, but I have heard a lot of people say that it is best to water when the first inch of soil or so is completely dry. I am not sure of this exactly for clones, so hopefully somebody more experienced with this topic will...

Neither have I, and I don't really see how adding a growth stimulating light would benefit a flower-oriented yield.

lol. Out Cold.

Well, you are lucky. I grew up in a small town in Arkansas and it is near impossible to find weed that didn't have a ton of seeds in it. Plus, people down there call "mids" a bright green weed that just smells nice..seems it doesn't have much to do with potency.

eek. Yellowing is a bad sign when it comes to clones. 5600 is fine for rooting, but I think you may want to cut back on your watering a bit.

Yeah it is fine. Large Indica type leaves tend to droop a bit only due to structural problems in their early weeks. It is looking very bushy and healthy, so you are taking great care of your babies at this point, so keep up the good work.

Completely normal for some strains. Just know that it will most likely stink 3x to 4x more when it starts to flower. Hopefully you take that into account when trying to mask the smell.

The purple/red tint on the stems is really just a sign of stress. It is a very common thing with all cannabis plants. And the purple tint for the purple based strains start to show up during mid flowering, so until then just chalk it up to some sort of stress that the plant is going through...

Yeah, the reddening of the stems is just a sign of stress. Don't worry about it as much, but it does look like you may be over watering that little guy a bit. Either way, it looks like it is gonna make it and it probably has a few small roots at this point.

Yeah you can flower that little thing, but don't expect much from it. If you were going to flower it, just prune all the shoots that come out of the growth nodes and have a single cola on top (lollipop style). That is what I would do in that situation, but that is just me.

No I can't really think of any place that has seeds that cheap, but even if I found one I wouldn't trust them. It is probably best to spend a good buck on the seeds because that is very relative to the final product. So essentially, higher quality seeds = higher quality bud. Or, you can just get...

That stuff is a rip-off. You would be saving yourself a lot of money if you just get a 1 gal container (milk jug or something of that nature) and clean it out. Then get some active yeast (bakers yeast or brewers yeast) and some sugar. Mix maybe 6 cups of sugar and 3 tbsp of yeast and toss it in...

Yeah, sorry about that. I should have been a bit clearer on my response as to which bulb produces which. Regardless, either bulb you use will get the job done but with just a margin of difference between them. But to clarify a bit: MH (blue spectrum) is best for vegetation and HPS (red spectrum)...

Yeah, that is what I was talking about in one of my previous posts. If this were true, then I would like to find out what is the barrier where it produces less rather than more trichomes. This way I could produce a higher quality with a reduced energy consumption.

I have grown some bubblegum and it is a great strain. Nice and skunky with a good yield and a great taste. It does have a very fruity taste when it is done curing, but it is not a stealth plant by any means when it is in flowering. A couple times I would walk into my apartment and wondered if a...

You got close kush, but the MH is more of a blue spectrum which is great for vegetation while the HPS is more of a red spectrum which is what plants crave for the flowering stage.

There is a section called "toke and talk" which is more suitable. Try your luck there.

How does this fit in the "Indoor Growing" area?