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The flowering cycle looks like a sound experiment, but I'm always growing different strains at differing stages. Otherwise I might give it a go...

Strange. I use that veg cycle 12...5.5...1...5.5......when I need to slow the veg tent down because there's no room in the flower tent... :confused: (veg= vegetating tent; "vegetable tent" mmm nice carrots! (:)

Should of before switching imo... I would switch her back to veg, let her settle for week, then try it. I've gone from DWC to soil a couple of times; but only in veg, and not with big (as opposed to old) plants...

Flipping heck! This lives up to it's name. 6 1/2 oz from one plant in a 15 gallon organic soil.... I can't really report too much on how she grew out because I thought she was a White Widow x Big Bud. Which I grow a lot. So, like WW x BB, she does a steady grow, gets a bit hungry. I grew out...

No problem...but find the video with the pretty chef! :wink:

Stick with the bloom nutes (the middle one) at 1/4 strength...but I would leave her to recover right now Think of nutes as beer; she's had too much beer, has a hangover, and doesn't want to eat....but when the hangover has gone she may well get a hunger on...if you see what I mean (:

Make sure they don't get more than 12 hours light by turning the light out at 9pm first... They won't notice a thing. (:

^^^What they said^^^ It's a tough old plant in some respects....

Me too (: And instead of 42 watts of cfl I use 600-1000 hps and the difference in buds is massive! o_O

I've grown them. Solid indicas. A shorter flowering time and heavy stoneness...quite nice really and worth keeping hold of imo.

Whoever told you they don't show sex until flower is full of s**t... And yup...that's a pistil

It is a female pre flower...

No it's not going into flower...These are what's called "pre-flowers"...

No problem...(:

I'd use carbon filter-fan combo to vent out, leaving the air intake passive ...

It's a pistil :weed: Not a what o_O

You can flower them any time you want to. However, for more yield it would be better to leave them a few weeks longer. Nice compact indicas you have there...whatever size they are when you put them into flower, they'll be nearly twice that by the time they finish (:

How's it a myth?... "...This is usually caused by a fungal disease called "damping off". The cause is infected soil, waterlogged substrate, high humidity...any conditions that promote fungus. The fungus attacks the soft tissue in the stem which withers at the base or midway. The seedling...

I use them for seedlings as well...although I keep a very close eye on them, and get the dome off as soon as possible. Losing a plant to damping off is a Bitch...

Yup! Keep them moist, not wet. And wait, wait, wait.... :wink: