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Add 26watt CFLs - they put off 1600 lumens eack and are much less expensive than the higher wattage bulbs. Much more bang for the money when you compare lumens versus cost. Less heat also!

Fan leaves need light - NOT buds. Buds do not Photo-synthesize anything.

Lady Bugs = Good Heat Lamp = Death

My dear Kind Princess . . . I have never seen this stretch you speak of. You may have knowledge that I have not experienced. However, all of my FRIENDS say that thier plants stop growing almost immediately, when put into flower, and just start developing buds.

Also: raise the lights to 10" and let her stretch a bit. My FRIENDS would put her into bloom the second the roots look developed enough. You've seen pics of those short little plants with two huge buds? Thats what you could do with this one. GL

Veg light color: 6500k (Kelvin) Best is 26 watt 6500k Daylight. They are still $6.97 for two (2) bulbs at Walmart. Bloom light color 2500k to 4000k My FRIENDS use the 26 watt cfls during both periods with great success. Each bulb puts off 1600 Lumens. Amazing!!

If you have the flowering plants in with the vegging plants - you might want to go back and do a little more reading. No offense intended but WHY would they be together? Besides all that; the question begs - why is that hermie even alive?

Simple N deficiency. OR 8.0 or higher Ph water causing Nute Lock-out. The tops look great though - so whats the fuss! Cut those lower leaves off so you can't see 'em. Thats what MY friends do!

Dry ice can not be controlled and in most spaces would add too much CO2 and damage the plants. A person would have to use a very small chip everyday so as to not over do it. Seems like a pain when there are much better solutions and some for much less money.

The only problem I see - SPACE - and yes! You ARE in trouble! Transfer them into single bubble buckets and start the next batch right where those are now!

Gently loosen the soil and with your fingers down each side, pull the root ball out of the dirt and check the roots for color. They should be white or very light in color but not brownish. If brownish just trim those from the root ball and re-plant. Next: Flush soil with 3 drops of Hydrogen...

You don't have to worry about BIG bugs - But BE very SCARED of the TINY bugs. Like: Two-spotted spider mites and White Flies. Best thing for White Flies is a bright yellow super sticky hanging strip. (Comes in package of 5 for $6) Best thing for Spider Mites is: Doktor Doom Foggers. Use first...

Hey Legend! Those 23 watters give off 1600 lumens each. And yes, they are at 6500 kelvin. Good bang for the buck. Still $6.97 for two (2) at Wally world.

LMAO - Tell us all again about how strong that SMELL be!!! IF you don't smell it when you get out of your car or standing at the front door - you'll be fine! LOL

Use a 12v DC computer fan! Simple, very quiet and inexpensive. Sourcing: 'The cheaper the computer case/the quieter the fan'.

Forgot to add - This plant can only take-up nutrients in water with a Ph range of: 6.2 - 6.8. Go find a "Pro Ph Tester from Pro Products. I've read they are the best. Good luck!

Premature reaction with the send button - sorry 'bout that! Rapitest Soil Testing Kits can be found at most of the larger plant and garden centers or Lowes etc. Cost is around $6 US. 3rd - I believe that 98% of the problem is with "Nutrient Lock-out". The 8.0ph and above water will not let...

Bunch of things here: 1st - Flush soil with 7.0ph water including 3 drops of Hydrogen peroxide per gallon. This will release the salts and other contaminates that have built up over time. 2nd - The only way I know of to test soil ph, is to make a solutions in the proportion of 1 part soil and 3...

Were these babies from Seed or Clones?

Don't listen to that dumbass about the lead! He is pulling your chain. Like the others said; If its a small grow - don't wooorrryy! Everthing gonna be all right man!!