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Wooooord I use the exact same nutes! Haha Jack's Classic 20-20-20 for vegging, and the 10-30-20 for flowering. I'm not really sure what you mean by "diluted by 1/4". The directions on the back will give you some good guidelines. However, the amount of nutes you can use depends on numerous...

Topping will achieve your goal by slowing the vertical growth-rate and allowing the plants to bush-out, but if you FIM your plant you will see better results. https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/200413-fimming-m-blaze-complete-how.html If you really want to keep a...

I'll shed some light! 1) Resin output is not so much dependent on temperature as much as it is dependent on the humidity of the environment (as well as the genetics). The plant produces the resin for many reasons, but one of the main reasons is to prevent desiccation (drying-out). In an...

Unfortunately yes. And we can all say that without a shadow of a doubt. The pollen sacs are clear as day in all the pictures, not to mention the absence of pistils. The pistils will stand-out and scream "I'm a Female!" haha. You can definitely trust us!

http://www.jacksclassic.com/ This is what I use. Works very well, and is VERY cheap. I bought two containers (20-20-20 and 10-20-30) from a local store for $7.00 each. And unless I change to a big-scale grow soon, they're pretty much gonna last me 20 years haha.

It looks like a male to me (based on pic#1). I only see pollens sacs, and very thin vegetative growth. You may be mistaking those thin leaves for pistils. When a plant is in the flowering-cycle, it still produces new vegetative growth, yet the rate is obviously much lower than the veg.-stage...

Of course, anytime! I wouldn't consider myself a complete pro just yet, but I feel as though I'm on my way! : ) You are definitely right about the fact that I know how it feels to be a noob, that's fo sho! haha. But I am definitely flexing my green thumbs now! For nutes, I use this...

Dude, seriously. Unless God is posting on RIU, you're not going to find out for awhile...

Yea I'm pretty sure most people have some sort of dome over top, in order to keep the environment humid.

As stated above. You want bulbs which emit a stronger blue wavelength for vegging, these are the "cool-white" colored bulbs (5k and up). And you want the bulbs which emit a stronger red wavelength for flowering, these are the "warm-white" colored bulbs (~2,700K).

Keep the environment humid as sh*t! This will allow the shoot system (and the soil) to not lose so much water to the environment. Your clones will root a lot quicker and more effectively. And should "stand" better as well.

It sounds like your plants are very stunted. My little ones are 28 days old from seed and are already over a foot tall (would be taller but I fimmed about 4-5days ago). You should have been giving them some nutes after the second week. What exactly are the plants sitting in? Soil/Medium...

I wouldn't recommend going hydroponically for your first grow. It may be too much to try to take-in. I would suggest going with a container grow, so that you can learn the ropes to growing (especially what signs to look for in your plants.) If you still want to go hydroponically, the...

Yea I posted on of those threads awhile ago as well https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/228912-what-do-you-do-your.html Searching is KEY before posting.

5-gallon buckets, buried flush with the existing soil-layer FTW!

Thanks guys we appreciate it!

This is getting bumped until answered haha. I KNOW that I'm not the only person who is having trouble finding it!

Bump for two stoners who can't find their beloved FAQ!

I haven't been on in a few weeks, but I just hopped-on and saw our fresh new layout! I'm just having trouble finding the old FAQ (the compilation of posts, styled as a growing guide). The new FAQ seems to not be the one I was looking for. Any ideas??

Having worms in your soil is a good thing! First off, it's a sign that you have healthy soil, capable of supporting life. Second off (as mentioned above) worms help break down the organic matter in your soil, into things which the plant can uptake easier. They also help aerate your soil. My...