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How did you transplant them? did you carefully dig them up making sure the roots were intact? because you can't just rip them out of the ground you have to be VERY gentle with the roots, and it would be wise to have them in the same soil they were in when they were in the pots to avoid shock...

probably afternoon if you must choose

Thanks all for the input

Omg 25 gallon? per plant? that seems like alot

I think I'm now dumber after watching that video.

Are you sure about that?... I read online they were like 2.50 or something ... but still that isn't shit

If one was to have some plants outside in pots, what would the best soil mixture be? it is of utmost importance that I have plenty of drainage as there is usually a lot of rain around here... also as far as pot size would something like 1 gallon be ok? or do I have to go all out with a 5 gallon...

Throw that shit in the fucken fire place and start over lol

Lol ... I think your a jerk! sir

Dude no go on the watering just let them dry out... overwatering will probably kill em before the ferts

I strongly believe environment plays a much more significant role than genetics... I started using midgrade seeds and now the way its looking I have a chance to make as good of dank as I want to make

Looks fantastic, congrats and good luck... I would just let them run their course maybe add some nutrients for nourishment if necessary but your looking good so far

also its important to max on nitrogen during the veg stage to get them big and strong, with natural and organic fert's if you can as they are more gentle and less likely to "burn" your plants... you could litterally water them with piss from time to time if nothing else lol just not too much

If I were you I would keep it within inches of the light, the good thing about flourescent lights is the super low heat level so you can practically have them touching the bulb, but yeah you could also toss it outside if you have some really sunny day's and good weather in your area

Yeah it could be overwatering for sure, could also be irregular lighting cycles or nutrient burn. How much light do you have on these? your going to want to use ALOT of light as much as possible and also make sure to use a cooling fan if it gets too warm

Lmao you just made my day

I've heard good things about garlic... personally I'm going to try this idea I have of making tea with massive amounts of garlic and a bit of red chilli pepper then strain this and put it in a spray bottle which I will then keep handy just in case bugs try messin with my plants.... definitely...

Very nice : ) glad to hear

...true christmas tree's

soap? are you serious?? that cannot be healthy to smoke/eat