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this sentence is scaring the crap out of me! are there any preventitive measures I can take (besides not vegging in a 9oz plastic cup in the first place)?

oh I've been following the competition, but I was hesitant to use alot of what I learned there since the growers competing are much more experienced than me and are strictly limited to the party cup. i think I'll let them grow for another two weeks and see what's up them. alot of my grow stress...

I got six babies about a week old sitting in party cups right now. my room doesn't allow for more than two "real" planters and I wanna increase my odds of filling them with two females. can I grow them in the cups until they're old enough to begin flowering? I'll be using lst to keep em small...

ah perhaps a small sea of green (pond of green?) setup using maybe six plants at the most would be the true perfect style. in theory it sounds like it would produce better results than just focusing my energy on one big beauty. multiple rooms isn't a nonissue since there are enough types of...

good point, but what if the ultimate goal is to have maximum yield, wouldn't it make more sense to avoid stressin' the lil fella out? the space in question is five square feet with seven feet of height.

if I am able to use an unlimited number of cfls, in a fairly reflective, small space, and get them right onto the nodes and buds during flowering, then do rituals such as lollipopping and lst become unnecessary? would it also make having to do basic canopy management obsolete? really, what...

thanks for the reassurance. I guess the ultimate reason was the seeds viability and verility. this morning when I checked, the burnt one had opened up and grown two new leaves, in only 8 hours! I can't wait to get home and check on them. also I put a book under the starting tray, let's see what...

hey guys, this is my first post after reading the forum for months preparing for my first closet grow. here's where I'm at so far: I'm starting seedlings in a bevy of different ways and most are completely failing, but one interesting trial is a seed starting kit made by a company called...