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Heres a picture of the top of the first plant.

Im not bitching and they are bag seeds so I didn't pay either.

They are starting week 3 of flowering also

Im new to this and am not sure. What do you think?

I think I have some males. What do you guys think?

I was mean, let the blocks sit in water lol. good luck though

It would me expensive. Im using t5s right now. Think about buying some bulbs after reading the led without leds thread.

I have been going crazy trying to find a alternative forum of lights that can produce a large yield. The best I can come up with is the california light works solar storm with the chamilion solar genesis 1. Just wondering what you guys have came up with?

Get gro-dan mini blocks, let them sit in water so the ph goes down. Then throw the seed in the block. Should pop right out in a couple of days

Im using hydrofarm t5 8 bulb and its cool. No complaints but if you can get the grow pro. Im looking to pick two up and run them with the t5

Well i mean, would you recommend it?

Where are pro-grow led's made? China? US?

How are you liking the results. I have been thinkning about buying some bulbs like this. I read the led without led and got all hyped about it lol

Watching this one, been looking into the ppf 800 rv2

Cant tell if its dirt from the trans plant or mites?

Has anyone used the 8 bulb, looking into one of those. Thanks

Thanks for the complement. They are in 1 gal root bags. I am going to trans plant into 5 gal. Also they are about a month old, to soon to switch to 12/12?

I was watering that often because my soil dryers out that fast. Within like 20 hours, the first inch of the soil is completely dry. I also lowered the light a couple inches. Thanks for the help.

The day before, I water them at 6pm every night.

I came home to find this. I lowered the light and dropped the biggest plant down. That is the only thing that has changed, so I have no idea what could have been wrong. I gave it some straight water and now I am just waiting but any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks again