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no problem. good luck and maybe post some pics when you get 'em goin'...

yes, seed starting soil would be perfect. in fact if you have it that makes this even easier because the seed starting stuff should not have any time release nutes. when the plants are just cuttings, meaning before they root, you do not want them having any type of nutes except the rooting...

you clip the tips of the leaves because you want the plant to concentrate on growing roots, not going through transpiration. the leaves would basically be sweating water into the air that would otherwise go into root production. it also helps to identify when new growth has started.

i can now see new growth just starting to form. can gently tug on the little plants and tell that they are rooted because they don't come right out of the dirt. i'll post one more update in a week to show further growth...

the closet i started this grow in has been too small. it was only 25" x 34" and having a 600w HPS in there was way too hot for these plants. today they are in a new room, this one is still a work in progress, but is looking good so far. the ladies have a 61" x 34" space to lounge around in AND...

this is an update of my "dumpster" plant. it's 5 weeks from seed, 11 days in 12/12 closet, and has not shown sex yet...

using molasses every watering would be fine. with or without using nutes is fine. no it won't hurt them starting to use it early. here's a link to everything molasses...

i seriously doubt what you see flying around are spider mites. they are so small and so hard to see unless you have a serious infestation. they are mites, they are crawlers not flyers. they don't even have wings.

say what? huh? you explained what clearly? maybe you didn't express yourself in your previous post(s) the way you thought it up in your mind beforehand... CdnBud... here's an explanatory page about PH from what appears to be a WAY more knowledgeable source...

it's a personal preference thing... switching 'em now will be fine... waiting will be fine, won't harm them either way...

flower closet update pictures, from front left on around... pic1: TSS #4 pic2: TSS #5 pic3: the tops of bagseed #3 pic4: my PCC entry, "dumpster" #2, unsexed yet pic5: #9.1, a clone that just today showed her 1st hairs pic6: "dumpster" #1, unsexed yet pic7: bagseed #1's weird top pic8: the...

all your answers can be found here...

after i read this, 1q. per gal. has always been pretty accurate for my plants. i never thought about it like that, nice...

been a week since the last pics of these clones in box #3... pics are self explanatory i think...

you can get anything from 150w HPS on up... better yet, spend $125 and get a 400w HPS... this will easily let you get 3-4 plants at a time, and you could use it to make one monster of a plant on it's own... good luck bud

imo... you folks might all be overthinking this... to me it doesn't look like anything but typical sativa curling. have a look around the RIU site at pictures of sativa dominant strains and you'll notice the majority of them look "curly" at the tops during mid to late flowering, i know mine look...

ocean forest is 100% organic, therefore nutrient burn isn't possible from the soil itself... as far as i've read...

the only "nutrients" you want your baby clones to get are the rooting hormones. they don't have roots yet, so therefore cannot absorb nutrients through the soil anyway...

those 2 pics should be put into a "how to tell if it's male" thread...

my 1st "dumpster" update, day 30 from seed...