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Duckronic. :hump:

Ugh, I know. Haha. Wish I had some Ocean Forest. But the Black Gold works pretty great for now anyway. :hump: Edit: Yeah you could take some cuttings, read up on cloning in the "101 already asked questions" thread at Newbie Central.

Yup, it's a possibility as far as I know. Your light schedule would have to be pretty erratic though.

Yeah that's generally how they go, mature = more fingers. But they usually don't jut out backwards like that. That's the cool part. :hump:

That's fucking awesome. :hump:

:hump::hump::hump::hump: Indeed. Keep it up! :hump:

Get some pics man, let's see those little LED sprouts.

Yeah it looks like it's a few days older and the hairs have emerged. And blurrier. :hump:

Neeeeeoooo, gimme some updates man. :hump:

That's pretty fucking cool lookin. :hump:

Huh? :hump:

It's more tear drop shaped like a lady, balls tend to be round. The balls also sit on stalks and hang down from the node. Kinda like little grapes. And if you look real close at that tip it's looking like white hairs are on the way. Now go read about all that stuff we're supposed to be...

Cheers. :hump:

Yeah, as long as you carry the schedule on normally you should be fine. The chances of hermies goes up everytime that light schedule gets fucked up though. So, uh....timers should be your next investment. :hump:

Looks like a lady to me buddy. :hump:

Or hermie, apparently. Oh well man, better luck next time. :hump:

It all depends on the kind of water as far as I know, but if you're thinking about watering plants with bottled water go for it. As long as it's normal water. :hump:

I'm really not sure, a chelating agent would make a difference but I dunno if you're using one. If the overfert problem continues flush out your medium with about 3x the volume of your planter (IE. One gallon planter = 3 gallons of PH adjusted water).

That's some good shit. It's what I'm currently using, haven't had a single problem with PH yet. Plus it has built in perlite, dolomite lime, and worm castings. As well as sphagnum peat moss for moisture retention. Tasty. :hump:

You better hope "SHE" pulls through. :hump: