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I'm always hoping for some nice flowering pics when I see these titles, but it's always like 5 day old seedlings. They're healthy though, keep it up.

6 months veg? Damn what are you growing over there?

Oil lamps still produce the biggest buds. 1 gram per gallon son.

I always disable that function as soon as I get a new device. I'm not great at English, but I would like to keep my few remaining brain cells active.

Ok, why do you want a bunch of 150 watt Mars boards instead of bigger lights? That square footage is out of my league, but you need 10k-15k watts to fill that space.

You pulled 14 ounces from a single 300 watt CFL? If that is true you're going to be the best grower in history with LED. How big is the grow space?

So much going on in that pic it could be in an "I Spy" book.

I think it's gone forever.

You should have still returned after 2 hours and acted like nothing happened.

You already went from 12+ oz to "10 oz minimum". Can't wait to see the end results bongsmilie

Most people do that when first switching to LED. Yeah the higher you raise it the more it will stretch and the more spacing there will be between nodes. Every new light takes me a grow or so to adapt. What LED are you using? Usually the manufacturer's instructions for canopy distance are pretty...

That's the thing. If you are in 18/6, then that plant has to be an auto. Yes you could keep it 18/6 and it will continue flowering. It is already growing buds. That's what all those white hairs in bud shape formation are.

It is already in flower then.

I guess the picture is of the autos? Because the picture shows weed already in flower. I don't grow autos but you want those on at least 18/6 the whole grow, so you should have 2 separate rooms for them and flowering photos. But if your question is if you can veg a photo for more than 7 weeks...

I wouldn't mind a strain with meatball terps tbh

I've never actually looked up what that is because I'm always smoking and don't want to kill my buzz :blsmoke:

Yes that's perfect for a slower dry.

Sounds good. You should be alright then. Just read all the dry and cure tutorials online over the next several days lol. Most people advise to wait till the medium size stems snap when bent. I jar them a little before that but it's best to stick with the common way until you know how you like...

Correct. 35-40% will cause them to dry out too quickly. 60% is good. Where is the fan blowing? You probably don't need one, but make sure it's not blowing directly on the plant.

2 minutes? It was over 5 hours man. Plus an edit. Like I said it happens.