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The plants are still growing, but they're starting to look slightly less happy about it (getting droopy). If I had to guess, I'd say it's the temperatures they are being raised in. My thermometer says that it's an average of 86 degrees in there, the humidity issue was also never solved, it...

Hehe, good analogy I think. I would feel terrible about killing it. I know I would. Lol The light cycle was switched from 18/6 to 24/0 on 01/27, which was 4 days after the seeds were in soil. Also: I just raised the lights by another inch. The biggest plant was about 1/2" away from the light...

Overall, I think plants are still looking happy.. Update:

Lol I want to know the gender already! :-P Let's see, for lighting I have on (5) 5500k 26W, and (3) 2700k 23W. I turn off 2 of the 2700k's when the door isn't open due to heat issues. So, it's usually just 5x5500k and 1x2700k. Unfortunately, I do not know the nature of the bagseed (or if it can...

I'm not sure if it's too early to tell or not.. this could just be another leaf set sprouting, but this looks like pistols to me.. I noticed that sometimes males can start out like this too though.. Anyway, both the first and second plant have these in the same area now. The third plant which...

I think I agree with Gumball. I could go buy (3) 1-gallon pots, but I don't expect that all 3 of these will be females anyway. I should be able to kill one off early enough before it brings down another. I don't want to transplant to a 1-gal and have to transplant back to a 3-gal later...

Well, the plants all seem to like their new home. I'm not seeing any negative signs, in fact, there's tons of new growth. I'm just wondering though, are my plants not growing vertically that much because of the 24/0 light schedule? I mean, that would be ideal because I have limited vertical...

It would definitely be most ideal to have two females.. If the biggest one that I planted separately is male, then I'll just have to take that loss. Maybe I'll get super lucky and get 3 females! :o

Well, it's been a few hours since transplanting and they don't look totally pissed:

Well, they've been transplanted.. Hopefully they'll take to their new home. How long usually before I know? Unfortunately, I could only fit (2) 3-gal pots in the dresser.. However, I really doubt that all three of these plants will be females. If they are, do you think it's safe to grow two in...

Okay, I went and purchased the (3) 3-gal smart pots, and more Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil to fill em up. Anyone want to make any specific suggestions of what to/not to do during transplanting?

Oh, and just for the record.. I don't think I've posted this yet, but here's a picture of what the bagseed I'm growing came from: I have absolutely no idea what strain this is, or really much detail about it at all. The only thing I do know is that this batch was turned hermie due to an...

See, after 24 hours.. I feel it's necessary to post updates again. The first bloomer has almost double the size of leaf sets since the last post just yesterday. :shock: On a brighter note, it looks like the small plant is going to survive, I'm seeing new activity for the first time in a while...

The activity after 24 hours each day amazes me! Here's the first bloomer from yesterday's update to this morning: ->

I'm hoping the new ventilation design will help this project.. There's got to be a stealth answer to the heat issues. Lol And, I've got an Ona Block standing by just in case the smell decides to come before the solution. =P

I guess I'll wait on the nutes a bit longer then, I'm just ready to see these plants take off. :weed: Btw, I've still been thinking a bit about the ventilation, and have some more ideas after seeing your recommendations. I'll try to put together another diagram today, and I'll likely be buying...

I wonder if this is the reason the 3rd plant is growing so slowly.. one of it's cotyledons have looked damaged since it sprouted.. I'll take a closer picture in just a second. Update: Here's the picture:

Also, I have been keeping patient with the 3rd plant (which I've named Dudley).. I still water it when the meter shows necessary. It doesn't appear to be dead, but it's obviously not growing like the others..

Well, for the last 48 hours since I've been home all weekend I've been leaving the door open. The temps have been down to 77F with 35% humidity because of that, and it seems they're loving it. Come Monday however, they will be shut up in the hotness again. Good advice on pot sizes, and I'll...

We are at Day 11 since germination, 7 days since put into soil. I was just considering the Big Bloom and Grow Big nutes starting somewhere between the 2nd and 3rd week. So, starting nutes in about 14 more days, too soon? By the way, I am kind of loosely basing my schedule off of this chart...