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some is probably okay and if you're happy with your yield then by all means. we always have adequate light sometimes i think too much so we don't trim anything green.

chocolope typically takes longer than 9 weeks of flowering. but posting clear up-close photos of the tric's will tell. DON"T rush it. love that Chocolope

then go to the store and buy some more.

mainly because they don't know any better and like someone above posted...they are stupid. the leaves are needed to help the plant finish out its cycle. so cut them if you want to but we never have and won't.

your plants look deficient and i don't really see fall color leaves as much as a plant needing something. they could also be root bound.

its nice to read your comment as most people think more is better. we follow the same format...our plants always look great and don't require 92 different types of chemical additives. we use FFOF, Blue Mountain Organics and have auto's that are close to four feet high and dark green lush looking...

yea we tried the Blue Himalaya and thought it was just okay.

oynx, 60 day wonder, la diva, Check out attitude seeds for auto's.

3 inch pots for a 7 week old plant. you should have transplanted after about 10 days. they are most likely root bound.

stay with the five gallon pots just fill them 7/8s full, that allows adequate room for root growth. ours are huge!

i wouldn't trust that site for information. every breeder i spoke with in AMS last August said 18/6 or 24/0 for maximum yield and plant development. you can of course do what you want we prefer our own lighting schedule vs something else.

u like those airpots? i hear a lot of mixed reviews on them

we've been using and promoting BMO for three years now. works great, doesn't burn the plants and its reasonably priced compared to the chemical based ferts. We use the half strength and sometimes less depending on the strain. Some can take more than others. we're in week 6 of some auto's and...

20 gallon would be great but make sure your tent or area can support a plant that big as it gets pretty damn big when done correctly. 9 feet last summer doing one outside. undefined

ur welcome. we think you'll be very happy with the BMO products. i know we are and a bunch of others as well.

lower the light down to about four inches above them with a fan gently blowing over the plants. in two days maybe lower it a tiny bit more unless they've grown some.

just having moisture in the closet will increase the humidity. just don't overdo the soil. make sure its not saturated just lightly damp. undefined

sorry no clue on that particular bulb. one thing we do is keep track of the hours we run them as all bulbs will degrade over time in terms of output. good luck, shannon

ur soil looks a little "hot" meaning high level of nitrogen possibly. high humidity during veg but 100% would be raining...not good MJ is not a plant that like to sit in moisture. we keep our humidity at around 50-60% during veg and around 20-25 for flowering. also don't use any ferts and water...

no pics no tell what you got going there dude. undefined