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I see. Definitely a good looking grow there. Cannot wait to set up my indoor garden now and with all the ideas I am sure that it will be fun!

Sounds sort of like poison oak or ivy. Maybe the weed was grown in a thicket of the stuff and you were exposed to the oils. Did anyone else that smoked it with you develop any symptoms? Also, was anyone really sick in the week or so leading up to your smoking day? How much did you smoke? If...

Cool! How is your cabinet actively ventilated? Looks like a fan in the back. Do you have any heat issues with the 400 watt fixture?

iloveit, mine are doing the same thing in their sixth week of flower. The buds are thick and about 80% of the trichs are milky now. The primary fan leaves have almost all yellow and fallen off. Now the remaining ones are turning purple. I think it is a normal process for this stage. My...

I have nothing but love for my T5's. Looks like they are well worth it to me. Thanks guys for sharing your successes with us!

I cannot. History has taught us what this sort of thing inevitably leads too, and it is NEVER good for the people. It would appear that the masses have been so dumbed down at this point, they do not recognize when history is being repeated.

Love the training! Almost all of the surface is facing the light. Should be a great harvest! I am using a tent and I think I am going to switch over to a hard walled cabinet when I move into my new house. What cabinet are you using?

Gorgeous Dr!

Thanks CJ and SSU! I love the flower pictures and I hope Gertie is all back to better. Hibiscus can kill dogs, cats and other pets so you have to watch it. For some reason they smell really edible to animals...

I believed everything regarding light and nutes had been covered without knowing a bit more about what his setup is. The one big obstacle to the "big buds" is getting impatient and either over fertilizing, burning plants by getting lights too close/intense or cropping/cutting/harvesting early...

Some pics from my 40D and 5D.

And the most important component of all, patience. You have to let the plants do their thing. If you have all of the basics covered, then you have to relax and let them grow out to their potential.

Yeah, I would pick the option of telling you to piss off. How long do you think it will take for the people that you sell garbage too to figure it out? Once they have it figured out that you ripped them off, well good luck mate! You are talking about stealing from people like you are doing...

Asymetrical growth is a sure sign that the plant is mature enough to start seeing preflowering, regardless of light cycle. The fourth picture is hard to make out, but it looks like pistils to me too.

Patience is the key. The plant knows what to do. Indoor growing just means that we are in charge of the tools the plant can use. Most of the time the bean leaves will be light in color (white or yellow) when they first emerge. After a few hours they will start to work the magical chloro that...

I read it to say that his irrigation schedule is 15 minutes every two hours, not his lighting. GB: As for using just hydroton, that is what I did when I messed with hydro. Looking back, I would say that a mix of hydroton and perlite should work well. Perlite will fill the gaps and make a nice...

Eventually they are going to have to do this with people...the populace is starting to tire of politicians and WE will be the dangerous breed.

This will be fun to watch. Good solid set up. Keep the updates coming!

Man, I am totally trying this on my next run. I topped one of my plants at the 6th node and let the bottom sides stay. Looking at what can be done by diverting the plants growth, I can see I messed up with that approach. Great info from all on this thread BTW!

These make me happy. I hear people say that AF varieties are novelty at best, but from this thread alone I can say that I like novel things! I am doing a seed run on 2 female LR2 right now. Dang these things do their busy-ness quickly. How far along are yours DB?