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wow 250 watts was way higher than i thought would be ok

i thought in veg stage they should have nothing less than a 23 watt cfl?

I have had my 3 bubbleicious under a 13 watt cfl for a while now and I have been told that the wattage needs to be bumped up to at least 23. However when I go to the store all the packages say something along the lines of "23 watt cfl replaces 100 watt" or "23 watt cfl = to 100 watt". Is this...

thanks a lot jaw...still saved 2 seeds so i'll try that method once this is done. here is what i have come up with... new leaves have already formed but they still look like shit haha. now i have another issue...check out what is going on with the leaves...is this due to the light being too...

thanks a lot jaw, i don't know why the guy at the grow shop would tell me to go with the 13 watt cfl in the first place. is that just for germinating? and then once they pop you should put them under a 23/26 watt?

hey stiffy, your assumptions are correct... thanks a lot...this is my second grow :) first time i had some white skunk that got overfertilized and wilted away in days (after about 6 weeks of vegetative)... don't want to f this one up too. about the setup...they are 3 feminized bubbleicious...

these things just shot right up to the top of my dome (but with puny little stems and leaves)...2 keep falling over so i propped them up with some rockwool. guy at the hydro store says to take the dome off and bring the light as close to them as possible. apparently it had been way too moist...

really?!?!?....never been so happy to be wrong!!!

My friend found this growing in his yard and he swears it is pot but I am still not totally sold. I'm still a newbie to growing herb so I'm not totally sure. He brought it over and we put it under the flowering light as it seems it's already budding. I don't want to run the light if this isn't...

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dude the same thing just started happening to my plant...after talking to a few people and looking through the forum I decided to pull them out by their rockwell and leach it with a bunch of water....then i re-planted into new foxfarm soil with bat guano (even though i just re-planted 2 weeks...

thanks for the quick responses guys... i did put in some nutrients and i think that's what did it.

Yesterday I noticed the little guy slumped over at the stem...then I noticed all the leaves drooping and some with this golden brown look to them...is it underwatered? too much water? not enough ventilation? any help would be sooo appreciated....

what are the stems growing out of? is that just rockwool just not covered by soil?

hey this is my first time grow in an apartment...hopefully going to build a grow box soon. this forum is so great and i've learned so much already but had one question...when i transplant (which should be now i suppose) should i buy a pot that would still fit under the greenhouse? also...any...