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If I remember correctly...Maui Wowie is a strong sativa sided plant...look for up to 12 weeks flowering time when growing a sativa dominent plant, most finish in about 9 weeks...but i have seen some take the full 12 weeks. Just do a search on when to harvest...and i'm sure you'll find...

Just do a search...there's LOTS of threads about this with pics advice...anything you need to know. Methods used are Scrog, LST (low stress training), FIM (fuck i missed), and topping.

Actually there is a better way to tell...once the hairs are turning colours, and they start to receed back into the bud...will the plant be ready. The trich method is ok to use...but sometimes it's not the best way...alot of people i know use the method i mentioned.

They don't look like they're ready to be harvested just yet...but they sure do look real nice!

Hey man...nice plants...love the tall bitch...i too have one of those ones that just took off in flowering, she was maybe 18-20" tall and now she is over 4'. Here's a pic of her at week 2 of flowering.

Good info Stickee!!

Are you taking more then half the plant for clones?...if so that's probably the problem...plant just can't handle that much stress so it will just give up and die.

Your leaves cyrling up like that usually means it's lacking (P)hosphorus, give a small dose of your veg nutes and the problem should clear up.

Pretty hard to get a clone to root when it's been taken off of a flowering plant. It can be done...but generally speaking it doesn't work too often.

True white widow is a shorter plant, and if you go with a S.o.g setup it will be easy to keep them short and bushy. It's not a huge producer, but the smoke is pretty potent, fairly easy to grow, at least in my opinion.

You are right...clones dont need intense light, i didn't realize they were only 4 days in. Keep what you have at the moment, should be plenty for now. It is normal for clones to kinda go limp the first few days, once the roots start growing, they'll start standing straight again. Give them a...

Get them all in there and lower the lights to about 6". The more cfl's you have the better. Best way i find is to have a few fluorscent workshop lights for the first few weeks...after that i will start putting them under the HPS when i have it on for my flowering plants.

Autoflowering strains do not require you to switch the lights...i'd go with an HPS from start to finish.

I'll give you the best advice anyone can...READ READ and READ...find as many pot growing books you can find and read up...learn your own methods...i see too many people these days pushing there plants...growing them in as much of a natural enviroment as possible IS best.

Ok looking back on my post...i did say that they don't need light untill they break outa the ground!!! But thx for all of you clearing that up!

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In veg you want high (N), low (P), and a neutral (K). In blooming stage you want low (N), high (P) & (K).

As long as you keep them warm and moist...they'll do just fine without light...they don't need light untill the break ground.

I'd NEVER use the un-reccomended bulb. I've seen first hand what CAN happen...say bye bye to your entire crop. If the bulb doesn't blow up...it won't last as long, and it's RAELLY hard on the ballast itself. Those of you that say you can do it?...you obviously know nothing about...

Ok to answer your question properly...you can put the seedlings under light as soon as they "break" ground. It's the big HPS and MH bulbs you don't wanna use right away...cause they will usually cook em that young!