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My last Sally trip I kept myself busy counting the tesselated cartoon eyeballs staring at me and swimming against the tide of wavy piano keys washing over my world from right to left. So... math and aqua-cise.

Unless... ... who here has seen The Thing? :shock:

Probably some sort of minute trauma or damage after germ, too small to spot but enough for a sensitive seedling to react. The fact that it paused its growth for a bit sounds like it was recovering from something, much like a topped plant. I'm just pleasantly surprised for you that so far she...

Stress (over-pruning, over topping, plant injury) frequent light cycle disruptions/phase switching. Then again some strains I'm sure are such dainty growers that they go hermie if you don't tell them how pretty they look. I don't know about cold water though... I sez to myself, does rain fall...

Nice side growth! Plants look happy. I agree with Resinhound. Even once in flower, don't go too crazy on the fan leaves. They do serve a purpose right on through harvest. But you totally have the right idea (getting light to more areas.) Happy medium all the way. One thing I do personally...

Maybe it's just me, but unless it's an auto-flowering or just a particularly fussy strain, I've never felt any urgency to switch to 12/12 other than reaching the finish line. Don't feel forced to flip her early unless you foresee a shortage of space or resources. Other than that, if she vegges...

That my timer will f**k my ballast. Like the last ones.

This. ONLY at TOP SITES. All of them. (obviously the stigmas weren't red then) In early veg. Maybe my mistake is calling them pre-flowers instead of just saying I had two full hairs. I dunno.

On a happier note... Day 33. I know.. needs more nitro.

Yeah, thanks for that. I suppose that it's on me to inform you that I am aware of random preflowers, and that if you read carefully, that's not what I'm referring to. I'm referring to pre-flowers with fully formed stigmas, (not primordia) specifically and exclusively at top sites, on plants...

I already fled the scene like a weasel. That really is what I have to offer. Hahah- oh wait.:mrgreen:

Haha well. We'll just call that a desk pop from the forum rookie. *smiles awkwardly, moonwalks out of room*

Btw, any reason you can see why this might not be reliable? I'm just thinking there's gotta be a reason this never remotely gets mentioned in any of the books n discussions i've read...

Funny thing is, not my first BB grow, same seed bank. Could swear thid is the first time.

Looks terrible. Total loss. Here, I'll just throw those out for you... *walking* *running* *screeching tires* :blsmoke:

If anyone asks, the light is for tomatoes and the bong is for tobacco.

Technically you can LST any time in veg... but the longer into veg you are, the woodier your main stem and the tougher to safely train. Besides that, just make sure that after the time it takes to train it and then have some meaningful top growth, your remaining timetable makes it worthwhile.

There's a whole section in the annals of grower-dom dedicated to achieving the bushy growth over the Xmas tree. It's just more desirable. Bushier means a wider canopy, i.e. more area at the very top getting full light. The colas are half the size but there are more than one, and you've got more...

To me, this is like trying to get a baby through infancy faster by skipping the breast. I wouldn't. You're just losing valuable growth time and losing big at harvest time. But if you have absolutely no choice, I guess... really the plant just goes "oh crap, it's the end of season already" and...

If you end up having some super-long seedlings, just cut the top half off a water bottle and prop the stem upright through the ... the friggin... the drinky part. And don't be afraid to germinate directly in soil next time. I never understood all the funky germ methods out there. I'm all like...