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it's been 38 days of 12/12, she got her last feeding of nutes today... might do 1 more dose of molasses... 4 pictures, enjoy...

it's been 8 days since i've updated... have upped the nutes and she responded well, most of the yellowing is gone. tonight was her last feeding. been on 12/12 for 38 days and is a very top heavy one foot tall. the nugs are dense and sized like a golf ball. tons of crystals all over, the strain...

yep, i know that buddy... thanks for stopping in, but you're missing the point. check out the contest for party cup plants which is why this thread is called "Richie's PCC (party cup contest) Journal"...

throwing up my weekly update... still have the yellowing going on, have upped the nutes this week... she's getting old looking for only being 4 wks into flower...

upped the nutes on her a bit... actually used some GB this time along with some TB & BB... pic1: next to my fav site pic2: better lighting pic3: 2 top colas pic4: bottom 2 branches pic5: from the top with flash pic6: top without flash

new year's resolution: not to buy a sack from anybody... so far so good... that was the whole point of growing for me, to not have to pay someone else for it...

here's the pics promised from earlier... pic1: #4 has shown female hairs for 83 days, been in a 1 gal. pot since the 12/12 flip, and had her top(s) cut off about 60 days ago, #4.1 & 4.2 are her babies who've been on 12/12 for 20 days now and have had zero stress pic2: more of the 3 ladies, #4...

yes a plant can die from getting root bound in too small of a pot... if taken care of correctly though, you can get good results... if you want to see something cool about what can be done in small containers check out the Party Cup Contest...

the more room in your pot the more room for a plant's roots to grow. thus, bigger pot size helps produce bigger plants...

this is right up my alley... check it out...

thanks for stopping by IAS... no smoke report yet. these plants have been easy to grow, although they don't look like champs they have survived quite a lot of stresses. the 2 clones (of plant #4) that are flowering are showing the full potential TSS may have. i'll post pics tonight at lights on...

thanks. just been using my RadioShack 60/100 scope with a cell phone cam... takes a minute to get the camera exactly over the eyehole, but it eventually looks cool...

here's how the TSS are doing... they are 11 weeks into flower... thinking like 2 - 3 weeks left... pic1: the tops of 'em 2 days ago pic2: trichome picture pic2: another trichome picture

um...no... i've done clones from same mom and did half with molasses and half without... the ones with molasses got markedly more pale than the others...

i would stick to the flowering cycle only, and even then not too much too often. i've noticed the molasses ends up turning my plants yellower late in flowering than they should be... here's a lot of info about molasses...

yeah, 2 weeks to get some more growth is your best bet... also, Little Tommy isn't offering bad advice, but i disagree with saying cloning is difficult. having had 90%+ success rates it has made me wonder why people find it so hard. when i was a kid my mom would cut branches off her house plants...

- cut the lowest branches of the main stem if possible, looks like picture 4 & 5 for you - humidity dome is not necessary, but recommended. there are several ways to do this though, clear cups, plastic wrap, baggies, etc... - trim the lower sets that may get too close to your soil, and cut...

from yesterday... pic1: you can see the yellowing (was told she may not be fed enough) pic2: about a foot tall

here's #6 getting her hanging trim... turned out a lot better than i thought, very sticky, lots of thick buds, 2 arm's length branches plus more... yummy...

take one of the males, let it mature. take a female, let it mature. then, follow along with the tutorials you've read...