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Off topic, but your signature is quite possibly the best marijuana growing quote i've ever seen.

herro fran

Depends on the space you have. I use 4x4 SJ DR120's and 600watt lights.

White widow

Another bump for scrog. Netting is a cheap and pain free method of keeping height in check. In the summer months when my heat is up I have to keep my ladies under netting for the first 2 weeks of flower. Low/mid 80's cause my strain to stretch like crazy.

Looks fine aside from being tiny. :D

Need one more miracle grow blue spectrum heat bulb for pounds

Your pictures look like typical harvest trichs for me. I get the best results from mostly cloudy.

They look a whee bit frumpy. Perhaps a bit too much water.

As long as you are paying your bill and not dimming the neighborhood when your lights come on you should be fine.

Looks like you are off to a good start. Reminds me of my old DWC 5 gallon grows in my DR120....ahhh the good old days!

Glad you scratched that idea because I was going to post the same thing the other guy did. I've tried transplanting from soil to hydro twice and failed miserably both times due to root rot. This was years ago though. Lesson learned.

Did someone sell you a bag of lavender?

Like Mr. 69 said: Soil is forgiving for new growers. Coco is a form of hydro and requires much more attention. To answer your question though, coco will always produce bigger/faster/better due to the ability to fine tune what the plant eats and how much.

How much and what are you feeding them? Look a whee bit hungry to me.

Sharp looking bud, Congrats.

Yea it would get kinda messy after the sheath begins to deteriorate. Those little chunks of peat would likely get into your res, plus there are biologicals in the peat you just might not want in a sterile res. When I was fooling around with peat pucks I would always use them to start seeds for...

Been using CNS17 bloom lately with decent results. I can't find the coco specific bottles in gallons, so I just bought the regular and add a bit of calmag every watering.

I use 3 gallon smartpots and have to water every day during flower using a 600w hps. Kinda wished I would have stepped up to the 5 gallon personally.

I had a hermie that looked just like that. had pistils coming out of the top, but nanners soon followed