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Seems like lower plant material. I hope your main buds are much bigger! Chop and you shall recieve!

Was rocking mars hydro ts 2000 for veg and first few weeks of 12/12. Rocking 600 watts hps now. Ladies are loving life!

My ladies under 300 watt mars hydro led. No complaints!

Pictures are too close. You will know if you have spider mites if you see black dots under neath your leaves. I hope you dont have them!

Indeed, keep the ts1000. No reason to get rid of it. It's a sexy light for the wattage. I'd rock the 3x3 and 2 plants, if it's all you got.

Ah ok, you will probably not get the rock hard dense nugs you want. They WILL flower under it, but you will get hella stretch no doubt. In that case, 2 plants might be better since you could bring the light closer to the already small canopy. Can you upgrade the light at all or get a smaller tent?

The tsw2000 can flower out whatever you put under it with the right space. It does a 3x3 tent pretty decent. If you go 3 plant route, it just means you have to spend less time vegging as opposed to doing 2 plants to fill out the same space.

Careful with bringing outdoor plants indoors.

Ah right on. Something is slowing them down, though.

Kinda looks like your soil might be a little sparse on the perlite and looks a little clayish.

What did you end up buying exotic?

Looks like she's wondering why there's so much light, and why the spectrum is mostly red.

Definately try not to leave water on the plant itself. Try to always have a fan running that may actually evaporate said water droplets before can do said damage. I went with FFoF once, and felt it was a really strong nutrient soil, you can easily burn something if you add anything extra. In my...

Yup, I agree. Those purple lights actually grow decent plants if you've small enough space for them. I would aim for at least a spectrum that has some colors other than just red and blue, although, if you could help it.

Yeah, you have to remember they will shrink like 75% when they dry. Let them get really fat! And no, I doubt you've given that plant too much light.

Probably don't even need to flush. Just let them use up all the nutes they have.

I think that is the whole plant....

Either some sort of deficiency or just strain related. I've seen some low yielding strains/phenos before.

Definately sativa. Looks actually quite potent, given she hasn't been given a lot of light by the looks of it.

Shout out to Gaia Green Living Soil. When I transplanted, I saw a few patches of mushrooms growing along the edges of the pot. Was kickass! The smell of the soil is delicious. Their dry nutes work superb. I'm going to reccommend Gaia Green to anyone looking to be 100% organic in soil.