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This is exactly where I'm at right now. lol

I imagine the buds were a little under aged, not quite ripe enough. Also, a proper drying and curing is essential. I didn't do a great job of it last year and my buds weren't as good as I had hoped for. That's something I'll be working on this season.

He's right, they might live. I've seen some pretty bad looking plants come back to life. It's going to need some special care, lots of light. Maybe a healthy dose of EWC/Compost tea on the next watering?

Owch. Those look rough.. I'm still a newbie but I would definitely not use rubbing alcohol or anything else that's harsh and toxic. Neem oil and dish soap did seem to help my grow last year. Montery BT (for worms) is another highly used product. I'd sow some seeds or get some clones. There's...

Now that is a nice looking plant in a 5g container... Nice work.

For my first grow last year, I did 10 gallon fabric pots. Depending on how large you want the plants, the size of the pot is probably fine.. BUT the summer heat will strip those small pots of moisture very quickly. I wish I would have used my 15 gallon pots last year instead. 10 gallon was very...

How long after flipping to 12/12 does it take for you to discover sex?

Cool. I did not know you could do that.

So you put them on 12/12 to sex them? How long under 12/12? And they're still fine to go outside and not reveg or anything?

What would anyone recommend as a substitute for Gaia Green? Amazon wants an additional 82 bucks to ship it to me.... the product is only $55... GG website appears to be down at the moment also. I am trying an all organic (outdoor) grow this year and I am looking for something to top dress with...

Veg and trim all the retard-growth off later.

True. And true. My little plants last year even had roots growing out of the bottom, they were stuck the the ground. Although if my plan was to bury the fabric pots partially in the ground, I might cut the bottom out or poke some large holes, just to help facilitate the roots growing through...

Sure, as long as they dont get burned from the sun when it's out. But for these really cloudy and rainy days we've had (I'm in northern CA btw), I would get them under some cheap fluorescent lights during the day. And bring them inside at night when we're having these 55 degree days. I...

It's still a little early for clones in my opinion. And the weather in CA has been pretty shitty this last week. Get those babies under some nice bright light and keep them warm for the next couple weeks. Although, it's supposed to be getting fairly warm here in CA in the next few days. I would...

The leaves and branches will even move and rotate throughout the day to follow the sun or light source.

*Thread Hijack* I started clones in 10 gallon fabric pots on Memorial Day weekend. Are these pots going to be too small and I'll have root bound issues later on?

I do. This is my first grow, I'm doing outdoor. But I have a 20 gallon storage tote that I put a hole in the side and attached a valve and hose. I fill it with however much I need, leave it for a day or 2 to dechlorinate. I then mix all my nutes in there and drain it from the valve into my water...

Awesome. Thanks man. They went out Memorial Day and now the bags are too big to bring in under the garage light anyways. So if anything I was going to run a CFL out in the backyard at night. But yeah, I'll take your advice and just let them do their thing from here.

Night temps were low 50s here on Memorial Day weekend when I put them out, but we're ramping up now, it's supposed to be a low of 59 tonight. Thanks Padawan and macsnax. And yes, Sacramento CA area.