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So this little experiment is turning out well i suppose. This is my light neglected and nute starved torture. She was two weeks feminized and stretched on me. Got too big for the box, so i put her in the dark, hungry for about 4-5 weeks. Then a month ago I bent her over, fed and bathed her. Now...

It's been in a light cycle for two weeks now. Was in the dark cold corner about a month. I pulled it out after about two weeks into it's first flowering cycle. Have called it many names but I have settled with dunce, as ugly retard girl sounds offensive, and it is now quite pretty. No nuts...

Interesting story this one. This one kept growing long after my others stopped during my last grow. So I took it out of my sealed closet op. and set it alone in the darkest part of the house, starved it of extended light periods, a few waterings and one feeding as needed as it set in the corner...

are you using a soil that contains nutes? could be the factor of your slightly twisted leaves. should always start with more than you plan on having, could end up being a sausage party. wouldn't recommend using any of the fertilizers you have posted. all are general purpose plant foods. it's...

already started flushing, so the little one's trichomes are starting to cloud, but the big one's are quite clear still, so we will see how she takes the flushing for week now

Am I just getting anxious? 50% of the hair has changed, i have good trichome growth. but the burning question is now or later? :-?

i had a good grow the first time with no mylar, but this time i am getting alot more trichome growth and the big one has nodes so close the whole top is solid

4x3x2 actually pretty small in the works or building a second the new one will be bigger for flowering more

i built a custom box, then improved after the first round basically just two independant adjustable light mount with the box lined in mylar and foil tape

this is my second round with cfl's and having great results using 2 53 watt cool white (200w equivalent) and two 43w warm (150w equivalent) for veg using four 43 watt (150w equivalent) warm for flowering the first trial round had good results so i made some improvements for second going...