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Well there's a million other things if you're trying to replicate the outdoors. What about sunrise and sunset? Plant rotation to simulate the earths rotation, Lowering the ambient temp lower than your room temp to simulate night, because it gets lower than 72 degrees in north america at night...

I would advise against giving any light during your dark period. Moonlight doesn't affect outdoor plants and the reason is because the intensity of the sun is hundreds of thousands of times more intense than moonlight, but compared to a 400 watt light, the swing in difference is significantly...

Hell ya they are! Full on hermie. Pollen has probably already spread. If you see the pistils dying suddenly, you've got pollination.

Not to be a downer, but you won't get two ounces a month from this set up.

They look a bit nute fried. To say they like a lot of nutes, it would be more accurate to say they tolerate higher amounts of nutes, but even at this young, they really don't need anything yet.

How big is the container its in? It looks like its in something too big for a seedling. Seedlings need to be in little pots, 2" x 2".

http://marijuana-seeds.nl has the least expensive NL($22 10 pack), the cheapest shipping, and free seeds on your order. I've cracked about 20 beans and have only gotten two phenos: Commonly, I get the smaller ones, hard to clone (because they tend not to branch out until you flower unless you...

Bienvenidos! I think you should go with a soil grow, since you are already growing in soil outside, you know what you are doing in dirt. Also a 5 gallon bucket will be too large for an autoflower strain. 400 watts will put out a good amount of light and you can easily grow 5-8 decent sized...

Yep. Could not have said it better. Well done, good advice.

It kinda looks like water burn from the light. The leaves overall look like you over water.

They should start to droop about that last half hour before lights go out(under a 18/6 schedule). When the lights come on, they should already be perked up.

Here's thrips.

I could see how some aspects of your problem could be thrips, but did you see white spots on the lesser affected leaves? If not, I don't think its thrips, but I may totally be wrong. Neem oil is the typical treatment.

Hey, Looks like a slight nitrogen defficiency. Give it a good watering with warm water, use more water than you normally would, a quasi flush, if you will. (water it with almost twice as much as you normally give it, then let it sit for about a half hour and then do it again) Then, the next...

Thanks, ya I was pretty confident about doing it a few days prior.

Hey all, I realize it's a technique done in vegging, but my question is if there's an optimal time to do it in relation to flowering. i.e., should I remove the lower growth just before flowering, or a week or two? I was thinking of doing it a day or two before flowering, so that it doesn't...

Overwatering but also because you're containers are too big for plants that size. You want a good rootball to container ratio. Seedlings should be in little 2x2 pots..thats inches, not feet. The roots can't possibly absorb all that water that's going to linger, so it's suffocating basically...

Often times, its a deficientcy CAUSED by ph lockout. I've been where you are now, and the truth is, your plants aren't going to bud like you want. Sounds like you're growing them in the ground? If they're in containers, you can give them a good flush with warm water.

Northern Lights is very easy to root. Almost no effort needed at all. I get a full ass pot of roots in less than two weeks in soil

How to grow marijuana: Place seed in dirt. Add water.