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Cloning gel works pretty well. I'd suggest to go for that instead of some unheard of technique.

In flowering: Week 1 - 4 you will have excessive plant growth Week 4 - 6 the plant growth becomes minimal but the buds start fattening up nicely Week 6 - 8 the buds should becoming nice and frosty and calyxes should be folding over each other. This is obviously very strain dependent (ie 9 - 10...

They looking very good :clap: keep it up buddy. They will stretch as they need to.

If it's your first grow, well done for starting dude. As mentioned before in this thread your babies lacking some light. If they are growing in a sun room I assume they get direct sunlight, reason for the stretching in that case would be the glass that blocks out certain spectrums of UV. There's...

Hey dude.. I'm not sure if you know why PH is so important when it comes to growing. It basically boils down to nutrient absorption in the root system. Here is a basic pic to try explain: So basically if the PH is too high or too low certain nutrients can't be absorbed which is basically...

Agreed. The pic is to far. We need a closer shot of the nodes to to be able to tell. Preferably from the middle-top of the plant.

FIM -Fuck I Missed Here are links to previous posts about this: https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/7367-fiming-technique.html Hope this helps :weed:

FIM for the win

Make sure there are drainage holes at the bottom of the pot. A plant that size would ok to be watered every 3rd or 4th day, obviously depending on temperatures..

This has nothing to do with your current problem but if I were you I'd train that lady a bit. From what I assume you are growing with natural light and given the time of year and no bud on your plant I'm guessing you live in the northern hemisphere and it's min summer by you. This plant is gonna...

I have to agree with hbbum. Change over to flowering or train her now, although in my opinion it might be a bit to late to train her unless you will be flowering with trellising..

Mine haven't

Don't know what a hempy bucket is. You get matrix discs that stop roots from going through. It looks like a type of cloth with a thin copper layer on it.

I don't think you have a choice bro.. There's way to much nutes in the soil now hence why your plant is looking the way it is. Now you have to get rid of all the nutes so you gonna have to flush them. Once flushed the soil will be slightly deprived of nutes and if you are using tap water then...

Do you have drainage holes? The way i understand it is that if your plant is suffering from nute burn then it means that the salinity is too high as well which means the osmotic pressure is too high for the roots to take in water. When you eat something very salty you get very thirsty. Same...

Gotta agree with the nute burn. Just read up on sea soil and on their site they boast how rich in nutes their product is, you shouldn't be adding any nutes at all. http://www.seasoil.com/products.html Flush your current soil well, let your plants recover for a couple of days then re pot..

Which SeaSoil are you using?

I've had my lights off for 36 hours before. As long as you can return to normal lighting you should be fine.

Hey PR12 Keep the dome on even under the light. The fan also contributes to a lot of drying out. I wouldn't put a fan on it until its ready to come out of the humidity dome.. Try maintain a 80% humidity.

I have to agree with the general consensus here that the the height is way too low unless you are gonna stick to miniature plants or autobud strains. I would say a minimum height for an enclosure should be 150cm. With regards to lighting in your case, CFL is the way to go to keep extreme heat...