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try this mix. its inexpensive and good quality. https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/378403-hillbillybobs-soilless-mix.html

i would say soil is easy to start out with. get a good quality soil and a good quality veg and bloom liquid fertilizer. most people use fox farms soil and nutrients and i admit they are very good but can be expensive. if your a do it yourselfer you can mix your own soil and just buy liquid...

check this out this should answer your questions http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/content/subcools-topping-tips

what kind of soil are you using and what kind of soil were your transplants in? also have you given your plants any additives ? a close up of the two yellowing leaves would be more helpful.

why not use the fox farms nutrients since you already have the soil? they work good i have used them before and got good results

growing in the ground is fine but unless your somewhere where winters arent harsh and the temps dont drop below 50-60f your gonna have problems. weed cant grow through the cold of winter but you have the right idea about planting. grow them out in small pots then transplant into good soil that...

transplant into a small pot like a 4 inch pot of good soil. thats it. you will find that plants want to stay alive and if you just assist with their needs they will be very happy. a good complete potting soil will get you off to a good start. i make my own and its way better than miracle gro and...

hey wheezer have a question. i noticed you grew your plants out pretty big before you put them in the ground. what did you do to the light schedule if anything before you put them out?? i heard if you just put plants out after they have been vegging indoors under like 18/6 or so and dont adjust...

if you ever want to try a good soil mix you can make this one very cheap and really avoid little problems because of its high quality. the beauty of it is it wont cost you a small fortune like some other soils out there. it costs me $6-$10 per cu ft and its a complete organic potting mix...

next time rotate your pictures so i dont get whiplash. lol what kind of nutrients have you given them if any. im not %100 but it could be a high level of salt buildup and you need to flush. cow manure can have a high level of salts and ferts will cause buildup over time as well. plants look...

read these two threads they should help http://www.cannabisculture.com/v2/content/subcools-topping-tips https://www.rollitup.org/subcools-old-school-organics/106938-canopy-managment-101-a.html

another week or so i would say. waiting for roots in the drain holes is usually what i do as well so you know there is a strong rootbase and you avoid problems. if i were you i would remove at least the bottom of the pot when transplanting. if you wet those pots down very well they will peel...

do you have any pictures?

is this a soil or hydro grow?? if soil you may wanna skip the rockwool and use rapid rooters or peat pellets.

im digging it sin. kepp them pics coming. they say that ssh is primo smoke so you should be good to go.

aint nothing wrong with that. i understand how much beans cost and if you dont have to risk why would you. i personally use 4 inch pots for seedlings. i use those peat pellets and transplant into the 4 inch pots. when their rooted i transplant into the container they will finish in which are 5...

as long as you have the height i would say go for it. at that size they may get 4 feet + by finish but i cant say for sure i just hear they grow big. maybe try to search around for some grow journals on ssh. ill see what i can find. you should check this article out though about topping. its...

when is the best time to top your plants?? from seed you should wait until they have 4-6 internodes. for clones you can top as soon as they rooted well and have started growing. and when is the best time to throw them them into flowers size wise? 5x5x7 room that depends on a few things...

i think you would be fine going in to the same pot you will finish in but people always make shit sound harder than it has to be. as long as you have soil with excellent drainage i dont see the big deal. as far as your pot size, the amount of room you have and the amount of time you plan on...

i think you would be fine but if you wanted you could always move your peat pellet into a bio-degradable jiffy pot with soil and when you transplant into the 3 gallon just rip off the bottom of the bio pot and you can avoid shock. very easy. why are you so afraid to transplant anyways??