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Nice.. The heatwave is here, 102 today for us. Had to put some seedling in the shade today it was so hot. How long ago did you start them? How about some pics of the one that's flowering?

How often have you been watering them? What is the weather like were your at?

I feel you on those grass hoppers.:fire: They're eating my outdoor too, though I've been spraying neem and spinosad keeping most of them off. I'm going to try a garlic spray later this week. I'll let you know how it works. Are you going to take clones of the Granddaddys Raiderman? I hope...

July, August, September, possibly October, your yield may suffer if you don't transplant. I would transplant them in the ground, 3x3x3' holes filled with quality soil and amendments. Just my to shits:weed: Some happy healthy plants, right there my friend. +Rep

Looks like two beautiful ladies in this thread... Are you going to add anymore to the lineup? I find its good not to put all your eggs in the same basket. I just had 5/5 clones ripped up by a yet to be determined animal at one guerrilla patch. Good thing I have several:weed:

It may not be root bound, but you want to transplant it soon so you don't experience stunted growth, that's all. My reasoning for thinking its root bound: You said it "Grew really big, really fast at first" implying that it has slowed growth. I also see from your pic that its in a 5 gal...

It's root bound. You're going to need to get a larger container or dig a big hole filled with quality potting soil and put her in the ground. First rule of dope growing; The plant will only be as big as the root system allows:!: She also needs as much sun as possible to grow up big and...

You've got some monster plants my friend! I love all you Californians growing in your backyards:bigjoint: Do you have to worry about humidity in the Green house? Nice Grow

Texas, hence the name. I hear you can flower plants in the winter in Florida? Nice winter weather down there...

Yo Gem, I've used Fox Farm products for a few years and would recommend leaving out the nutes for the first 2-3 weeks. There's plenty of amendments in Ocean Forest to keep them growing strong. Also, whenever you start using your nutes, try half strength first and see what they like. More...

They only get about 14 hours of sun if I'm not mistaken, and plants tend to flower once they reach maturity. I've got clones that are flowering as we speak and you can probably guess where I am.

I only cut off branches that are spindly and don't look like they will produce. Its really a personal preference, if you leave the lowers on you could utilize a staggered harvest. Chopping the mature top buds first and then letting the lowers mature for a few more weeks. Being that you're in...

Yo Kush, what is the light cycle like over in the bay area? Over here we're only getting 14:21 hrs. of sun. These are the longest days for us, and my clones are already starting to flower. They don't get full sun though, as they are deep in the woods.:bigjoint:

Fucking proper grow there Coastal. Loving the CFLs strung over head to keep them vegging. I've got some clones in the woods that are already starting to flower and where I'm at is the summer solstice. Looks like your going to have quite a bit of trim work at the end of the season :weed...

Results may vary: You could dig a 3'x3'x3 hole where the plants permanent location will be and add back your own mix of quality organic soil, native soil, blood and bone meal, guano, compost, worm castings, the list goes on. Another option would be to add in a nice all around organic granular...

Cut off the "super low branches", they're dead weight. As per the low stress training and bending, I squeeze the branch and slowly bend it outward and down. Be careful not to snap them off. Some strains are too brittle to do this with. You could also tie the taller branches outward to expose...

Nice plant! You may want to bend that big girl over... LST

Nice grow raiderman, can't wait to see it in a couple months. What soil are you using? I put some clones out in the end of may and they are doing pretty well with all this rain. I just looked at the attitude the other day and saw the Kens GDP, been wanting to grow the actual cut for as long as...

You have a very green thumb Cindy. Awesome that you can grow in your backyard, you look like you have everything under control. I'll be here, looking out for buds:bigjoint: Tex

Flushing at this point will only make the nutes release more. I'd just leave them be and if they make it they make it. Not much you can do. Next time you want to mix soil, use organic amendments. Bone meal, blood meal, green sand, composted manures, worm castings ect. There are several...