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They are in a wooden box with some CFLs, and the gel I have them in is just some random rooting gel I picked up at a local nursery. They have been in the gel for about 2 days, and already have little roots, which are visible through the side of the gel container.

Here are some more pics, this is 11 days after cutting the top to slow the up-growth and initiate lower, bushier growth. Also, the last pic is of some clones which were taken from each plant in an attempt to root then sex them... 2 clones are not going to make it, and 1 other is also looking...

Wow! I wish you had posted before I topped my plants - I'll just have to wait until next time they need cut before I can make some more clones of them, but I would imaging waiting until they show sex might not be a terrible idea either. Either way, here is a pic of them 5 days after nipping...

Well, I made the cuts. I have actually read Cervantes' book, but it left me with questions regarding where to cut, plus I wanted some verification from the masses. Pictures will be posted once I see some bushing out!

Thanks for the info - now, where exactly do I need to cut? should I take off just the top leaves, or should I guy 2", 6", etc? Sorry I'm a nub, this is my first grow!

There are also a bunch of the bigger leaves which are curling under, not really sure what that is caused by, but it can't be good. Thanks for the compliment though!

So, my plants have been outdoors for a while now, but they are getting very tall and not very bushy. I was wondering if I should trim them in some way to make them become more bushy and less skinny. Here are some pics of a few of them to give you an idea of what I mean. pictures 1, 3, and 4...

So, I have no information yet on the sex of my plants, but I do have this bad ass tree frog living in them. I posted this in another thread a bit ago but I figured it won't hurt to post again.

This little fellow was on my plants when I went to turn off my porch light. I'm guessing he was nipping mosquitoes which the light drew in. Is this not the perfect California situation? I hope he sticks around!

Thanks for the replies dudes. I will check it when I get home from work, and post more pictures as it developes. I really hope I don't have 4 male plants... The unknown strain on the little one is actually "hash spice" - has anyone here ever tried that type, or grown it?

Growing weed is not for the impatient :(

Nah I'm not in flower yet - I'm not really sure when that will even be since they are now outside plants. These were planted by seed 33 days ago. It's probably just me being impatient and wanting to know everything instantly.

I noticed this on my plant today... two of the 4 have these little green nubs on them - are they the beginnings of preflowers, or something else? T

BumpIty bump

Thanks - I have some large 13 gallon clay pots to put them in, but I want to wait until I know the sex of the plants. Because I don't have a yard, there really isn't a way to get them any more light than they are getting now, except for maybe on the roof of my condo (which isn't going to...

Hey, I was just curious if my plants are the size/shape/color they should be for how long they have been growing. These plants were started from seed, indoors, and grown for 25 days inside. They were quite dense, and my wife was complaining about the smell, so I moved them onto the porch...