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What way are you growing them Dindy ? I'll wait and see what it is. If it's male I'll grow him and make some hand-rubbed hash from leaves. A few more days and it will show it's sex:)

The non-smelly is developing little balls in the area between stem and branches {4 little balls on each side like this :o: } right under the top nod. Should I wait longer to see if there will be white hairs out of these balls or remove this balls now?Thanks.

How old is it ?

Have you cloned that way yourself? Grow FAQ is ok. but it's better to learn from smbdy who did it successfuly. And I'm growing without artificial light, fertilizers and soil mixtures, just pure forest soil. Does it make sense to clone without advanced techniques?

Ok. I'll wait until they show sex and try to clone.We'll see...

I have the same situation with 2 plants. Does the "smelly" look slightly different from the rest? My "smelly" is somehow lighter in color than the other plant and has leaves much wider and branches much shorter than the "non-smelly".

If you ask me they're from seeds. Is it possible to clone successfuly without root gel ?

Here are 2 plants of the same size; the plant on the left is developing little flowers between stem and branches, and doesn't smell weed. The plant on the right has just started forming this little flowers(they're too small to show in the pictures) and it smells weed quite strong. None of this...

Yes Top 44. It's growing in pure forest soil without any extras:) For now, it's not too stretched. I'm waiting when it shows it's sex:)

I am a first time grower too. Are you using artificial light ? I am not using artificial light and my plants were like your; thin in the lower part of the stem. Now some of them have stem thicker than branches all across its lenght. Cheers:)

I'm not sure but the plant developed different structrures right under the top of it. On the stem, between stem and branches, it is developing little leaves, and close to the top of it there are "bubble"-like structures with some smooth hairs, but not white hairs. I'll wait a few days and I'll...

Other users say hermies produce herm seeds mostly. I'm looking at the plant now... and it seems like it's going to be male or hermi. Anyway, it's just good fun growing them :)

I mean 12/12 for 1 week and then as the sun dictates. That's not good if the effect is male or hermaphrodite :( And if it's hermi, after removing male parts, would it produce any smokebale material out of the remaining female parts?

Ok Goddess. So I should keep them 12/12 until they're mature. Thanx.

I need a good explanation what would happen if plants are in irregular light cycles. For example, I put them on 12/12 for 1 week and they grow natural way for next 2 weeks and so on. What would happen. The Growing Guide says it will delay flowering and maturing process. What do you think? Thanks.

I've got one more question. What will happen to plants if they are put on irregular 12/12 cycle; I am unable to watch them every day. Let's say I can put them on 12/12 for 1 week and then they will have to grow natural way for 2 weeks. Then 1 week 12/12. What would it be like to them ?Thanks.

Any arguments against moving plants before they start flowering? I think transporting them is not harmful if they haven't started flowering yet? Thanks.

I've already put them in a dark room :) Anyway, we'll see what comes of it... Yeah... no doubt Cali:) West's avatar picture is one of the kind :) Stretched, not streched doen't matter to me Fishy. I just want to do the growing going on good advice and finish what I started:)

Mates. I am growing them indoors :( without artificial light. However, they are exposed to sunlight at the window seal for at least 12 hours for 2 months. So what now? West says go 12/12. Cali it's indoor grow. What would be better?

My plants are about 40cm tall and 2 months old. It's Top 44. Should I put them on 12/12 cycle now? What if I let them grow natural way as the Sun dictates? If grown natural way, how long would it take them to reach full maturity and be ready for harvest? Thanks.