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If they are going to be mothers I would suggest getting at least 3 gallon pots... The root system is important, especially when you are going to be clipping her for clones all the time...

nice, thats what happens when you have multiple threads concerning the same issue, got pistils tho? sounds like your on your way to havin a grown up lady... Good luck with your grow

I am against cutting fan leaves for any reason other than disease such as fungal infections. If the leaves are drying up so much that you can crunch them with your fingers however, you are probably suffering from some sort of nutrient def or burn. If more than half the leaf is dead, cut it off...

It doesn't matter if you grow different strains next to each other to answer your question. With a working hydro system, automatic watering cycles, and a large grow room, your limiting factors will most likely be ventilation and light. What kind of lights do you have or plan to use for veg and...

This is a good guess considering what you have told us.

You should definitely use the 250 for flowering, and for flowering the cfl use is not nearly as important. The plants love the red spectrum of light during flowering. Use the 150 for seedlings/mothers and use cfls on the sides. When getting the cfls make sure they are more towards the blue...

So many variables dude... too vague of a question, thats why nobody has responded. Any answer for your potential yield is a guess. 10 plants will get you anywhere from 10 grams to 10 lbs How long are you vegging? How big is your grow space (dimensions)? What kind/ how much lighting are you...

Too early to tell bud, those could be preflowers just as easily as they could be sacs

Thank you...

Looks nice, keep it up

What are the specifics for your grow? lights, # of plants, growroom, nutes

If you want a plant to be around 40 in height, I would recommend vegging until it is about 18-20 inches tall... For this size plant, I would transplant into 2 or 3 gallon pot now Then transplant 2 weeks into flowering, 3-5 gallon pot

Depends on how long your going to veg, how big you want the plants to get... Expect to transplant them again after about 2 weeks of flowering...

Nobody has any worthwhile information or experience with these little guys? Is drying out my soil going to be sufficient in treating these little bugs?

You can increase airflow without completely ripping down the mylar. Even if this requires you cutting a hole in the mylar to attach a fan or some sort, that will be much better than taking the whole thing down. Especially considering you are growing so many plants, I would try to get...

14 hours of flowering is ultimately only 2 hours extra each night Spread across 4 weeks (28 days) of flowering that is 28 x 2 = 56 hours of extra flowering. Also keep in mind your plant is most efficient during the first 5 hours of a dark period. The 56 hours of extra darkness only makes up...

In theory, you are right, longer nights should create a shorter flowering period. The post about losing some yield is also true because if your plant isn't flowering for as long, it wont have quite as much bud. I personally haven't tried it but I have heard it works... Going with 14 hour...

I would say that the light is more of an issue to your grow setup, How hot is it getting?? Must be very hot for you to consider taking down the mylar

I am no expert on the issue, but I have always considered my plants "born" the day I introduced them to soil... The day that I take seeds from their germination and put them into soil they were born

You can start a grow very easily, just go to home depot and get 2 23 watt cfls, put them both very close to a seedling or two and you will have enough light for at least the first few weeks.