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I've got one sativa and one indica (Sativa's 8ft now and the Indica is about 3.) I was reading fdd2blk's "It's All Bulsh*t" thread and he said something about spraying peroxide when he got mold and that it killed it instantly. So if I do get mold I might try that.

Well, to be perfectly honest, I didn't use any nitrogen during veg and I never had any yellowing leaves or other problems but just to be on the safe side I'm going to start out with half doses every 3rd watering and slowly build up. Still got to look for some other nutes though since this...

Thanks for the advice everyone. I moved her back a bit just to be safe. Next year I'm planting further back.

My neighbor's backyard has a patio section with this light set up. The lights are pretty dim and there's a fence between our houses but they don't go off until 2:00 AM and I was wondering if the lights would be enough to throw my plants back into veg when they start to flower?

Branches have started to turn upwards. Did a search on the Fox Farm website and there aren't any stores around here that sell their products but I'm going to check out Wal-Mart, Lowes, Home Depot and every gardening store I can so I can get some nutes for my baby. Thanks for the help by the way...

Stopped by a local shop today and the only thing I could find for flowering was Schultz Bloom Plus. The NPK is 5-30-5, is this alright to use? Also, I hear that plants in my area will start flowering pretty soon, so when should I add the flowering nutes? Any help is greatly appreciated.

I've heard that water on forming buds can cause mold and wash away trichs. So my question is: When flowering outside, will rainfall cause my buds to mold or erode any of my trichs?

I planted my girl in early march and shes almost 8 ft tall now.

I'm planning on force flowering soon and I'm having trouble figuring out how many watts for my two plants will be needed. The biggest one is in a 12 x 12 area and the smaller one is in a 8 x 8. I plan on using CFL bulbs to flower on a 12/12 light cycle. Any help will be greatly appreciated, thanks.