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He's in the us, the powdered glass thing is great Britain, from what I've heard (saw the news report where they do that to mids to make them look frosty). There's so much bud in the US now that there are so many legal states, that even places (like where I live) where its kind of isolated has...

I started northern lights, white widow, (also a great beginner strain) and Bubba kush all at the same time for my first grow. I lost the northern lights only on (surprisingly, its supposed to be the easiest one). But the other two have done well. Honestly, I would suggest the Bubba kush. I...

It sounds like you've already figured out what's doing it, and what to do to help it. Move that light up, mate! Cheers, happy growing

Haha, yeah I start them out in these little cups and then switch to those before going to the smart pots. As others stated your top job is fine, you're on your way to multiple colas :). In the future tho, I'd try and cut that spot when the growth was a little smaller, like when those side...

Yeah, that's counting 8 of the tops from 4 cuts I just made, they are only like a millimeter or two right now BC I have been topping every time a new node grows out. Usually you want to give the plant time to recuperate after topping by letting each new top get two or 3 nodes before you top...

Man, at the end of the day its all hormone driven, and plants vary. Using the math can help increase the chances that the auxin will turn your cut job into multiple tops, but there's no guarantee. I'd try and use the FIM technique as well as count the nodes. Fwiw, I topped a plant (before...

I was confused at first with the pH thing too. I thought checking the pH of my soil​ was important, so I bought a soil pH tester. Soil pH is important, but looking at it that way can be confusing. The pH of your water is what you need to be testing (directly), not the soil. Make sure...

I was gonna say, dude the bottom leaves fall off naturally. If a leaf isn't getting any light, after a while the plant decides to prune it herself, but in a very efficient way where it first sucks the nutrients out. Before I even saw the other pictures below, and saw how it was a picture of...

Get that car fixed! Lol. Hopefully you aren't lifting an engine out right now and you'll have her tip top in no time. Meanwhile I'll start leaving some shit for you to check out when you get back, lol. I transplanted today into my 5 gal smart pots and since I had everything out I figured...

Turn it on and see what color it looks like, you can try and guess. But it should have the four digit number somewhere

Man, I started a journal two months ago when my first plants were little, and I wish I would've kept it up BC I've learned so much since then. I think I'm going through some pH problems right now with my first plants, but my little og has remained unscathed, she's nice and healthy. Here she...

Yeah heat keeps them shorter, and keeping the blight close keeps them from stretching. Blue spectrum also keeps them bushy with short internodal space

Yup, if you're pulling air from outside consider that the minimum, and its only going ton get higher from there. The more equipment you have the better. Bigger fans, bigger hood, etc. Personally I had to go out and drop $100 on a window mounted air conditioner. It works wonders, provides...

It'll definitely come off on its own. If you're willing to take the risk, you can use a sharp tooth pick and get under it (from the stem) and pull it off. If you do make sure the membrane comes off too, so that you're cotyledon leafs pop open. You're risking tearing it off tho, but people do...

Oh wait, that says 4500 lumens. That's probably gonna only grow one or maaaaybe two plants. See if you can find the four digit number with the k after it. You can grow all the way through with like a 2700 k, that one is probably higher (5000 is like a white color). I think 5000 works all the...

The important things to know when you are choosing a light: What is the wavelength on the spectrum? Usually displayed in thousands of degrees kelvin. Blue spectrum (usually 6000k and above, often lights come in 6400k) is great for veg, but not flower. For flower you'll need a...

2 plants? Man I'm not expert, haven't finished a single plant yet but that seems really tight for that space. I've seen it done I guess, but I would choose a low heat light like led or whatever, or like jcmjrt said. The last thing you want is to be one of those guys who winds up cutting off...

As top fuel said, ballast should be fine its the bulb that's taking the abuse

Well, n is a mobile element so wouldn't the deficiency show up on older growth if that were the case?

I'll try and get some better ones. But what I was talking about mostly in that post was how my plants looked like his (in his thread, the link he posted) earlier on, like when they were only a few weeks old and I started feeding. My plants were green and healthy, but when I started giving them...