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I can't tell if it is in the ground or in a big movable container, my guess is it in the ground and can be moved. (Don't transplant.) The problem of dampening off is solved by not watering until the top of the soil dries out somewhat, it's roots are drowning, the roots (tap root) need to seek...

I can't suggest what you should do. I don't know if you have the money to upgrade. I can tell you what I do. I live alone in a four bedroom house. One of the upstairs bedroom is a clone/ vegging room. One is a flowering room. I grow from early April until around the end of November depending on...

@Jimmy the vest uk I am gad others have given you replies about flushing and their reasoning. Thanks growers! I don't flush, my reasoning is because I am lazy. @pulpoinspace and you, yourself, answered the "letting them go longer" question. You scope your trichomes, so I won't go into stigmas...

@Airwalker16 and @Budzbuddha thanks for making my brain go "dang it, I should have known that". Thanks for the two lamps you suggested. @budman410 thanks for letting me jack your OP!!!

Re-read your posts. I thought you were using three 400w HPS in vegging, my bad. What LED lighting ,(I am unskilled and lazy), is suggested for a 10' x10' veg room? (Will it need a blower or air conditioning?)

Nice looking jungle, though!

My 4' T5 units were way cheaper and the cost of lamp/ bulb replacement is something that I can live with. ( edit: Using no exhaust blower and only AC when ambient temps are above 80F (around 27C). Thank you.

Grow is looking great. I can't tell how cloudy/ milky the trichomes (edit:THC balloons on stems) are, but the cloudy-ness of the trichs tell me when to chop. I have some strains that never stop growing white stigmas (edit: hairs).

Thanks. I have been using 1000 HPS for sometime for flowering. Was looking to see if (cheap) LED was better than T5's for cloning/vegging.

I know nothing about LED lighting. Read some posts on LED lighting and saw that burples were not recommend by the experienced. Edit: You can tell an old dog not to chase after cheap LEDs, but sometimes even old dogs won't learn until bitten in the ass. Thank you!

Give it more time because the plant is not dead. The first leaves will open and soon the true leaves will show!! (Happy, happy!) Like @Herb & Suds said give that little stretcher more soil. (edit: Which may lessen the heat reflected off the inside of the black plastic. Seen in the first picture.)

I hope you get some worthwhile replies! This one is not. My experiment for node spacing, (T5's vs burple LED), was interesting. I continued the experiment through flowering with the burple LED and in utter disappointment threw the LED into my junk room. T5's for clones and vegging will do for...

@Blent , yes I am always high when on this site. The OP said the pictures were of a plant "33 days in" which could have meant 33 in flower or 33 days since germ seed was planted. One of the pictures show a pre flower (all replies before mine, said it was a male, including your reply). @Jaygwuala...

Whenever I have too much bud, (mature female) actual flowers, and not enough jars to cure them: 1) I personally ask each of my neighbors (I live in Harlem, NYC, NewYork, 301 Central Towers, unit 1045) to meet me in the square outside. 2) I take my stash of too much bud, actual flowers, to the...

Possible problem number Three is inconsistent lighting as well as heat and humidity changes. That is enough about problems and possible problems, which equal a whole bunch of stress. (Except this: each time you take your plant outside and bring back to your grow room, you risk bringing in...

Wow!! Thanks for the added information. Here are my best guesses, I repeat guesses, based on information given. The last picture shows me: four branches. Two sets of two branches that are straight across from each other. There are no alternating branches, a single branch with a single branch...

Oh my!!! @Coloradoclear showed me something that I missed, "33 days in" flipping to flower lighting? You without a doubt have a problem maybe more than one problem!!! More information, please.

I am very sad to tell you that I agree with everyone that says it is a male, but I am happy for you in that you have patience and a good eye. @Kingrow1 gave the reply that says it all. Your first picture shows me that your plant has a group of nanas (a small bunch of bananas) just below the...

Are they Auto? She looks like she is just beginning to show pre flowers and if she was mine I wouldn't even think of chopping her (or even removing those balls. I would wait until the single balls began (edit) to show a few nanas ( a group of balls that look like a small bunch of bananas) If...