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Edit: ill just see what happens.

Oh geez, spidey came to my thread... sudden flashbacks to my early days at 4chan. Haha you guys are funny. Here's a picture of the branch with a leaf, the spider seems to be hiding today. So what do we think, take off the weak branches to encourage the strong or let the plant figure it out.

My environmental problems are similar to the ones you have to deal with in your thread actually... crazy unbending people nearby and I honestly am just awful at finding places to buy any kind of shwag local, let alone some really delicious seeds. I just read through your stealth grow...

I'll start with the easy stuff. flooring for the non growing part? w/e you do you. For the growing part I think tile is best because less stuff can live in it and its cheap. I think you should seperate the veg/ flower space with plastic and staples so you can just move it as your plants grow...

Most of these will probably seem like n00b questions but I hope someone still takes the time to answer them. I just found a little black spider on one of my plants, Friend or Foe? Some of my stems have areas where the outer green tissue has been worn away leaving a gnarly looking light brown...

How do I know when roots are established? Is there a specific length or is it some less precise test like a gentle tug and the plant stays in the soil.

Why is one in the vegetative state while the others are flowering and grown at the same time. (I have a similar situation with two geraniums growing next to each other in the sun) I thought that flowering was essentially controlled by the amount of light, but if you're outdoors how do you get...

My plants are at a point where they have developed small roots, would they benefit from another round of bontone paste? Or is that something to just do once at the begining? I have also ready about something called superthrive and rootburst, would that or something like it be a good next step...

Did you do it? I don't want to tell you to cut your plant until I know more about what i'm doing. Can i see more pictures of the plant? Hows she doing? You have a camera with some really nice resolution. I would like to see you use it more.

Hi, did you ever get this working? Looks like a fun set-up... to answer one of your original questions about ppm's it looks like 40-50 ppm is recommended... but I'm not sure how you can measure it based on your set up, I guess you could just assume the rods fully integrate with the water but...

Woah, if that tree is 20-30ft high then your girls must be around 10ft tall. Do you have any more pictures to share, from this angle it looks like you have the worlds largest single cannabis bush in existence, although I think I can kind of see 5 or 6 large stem structures. Do you use a hormone...

Can confirm, looks like the top leaves were cut but nothing else, but pictures can be deceiving. Maybe op has a better angle? Lol

Is there any way I can compare taking a piece of cardboard (which has air pockets) putting some kind of tin or aluminum foil on each end and using that as insulation with this product?

Where. Do. I. Sign. Up. For. This. Club.

Sorry I gave you information you didn't like, I'm still learning what's good and what's not so I just sort of said everything I know. The bud looks great, your seed plant looks healthy... but I just have to know... is that an actual christmas tree in the background on the left in the second...

(you're right, that is a bud you see on the healthy one, can't wait to see if she flowers, sorry if the picture isn't the best. I was actually afraid that the bud would take too much energy for the plant to survive while the roots developed but I'm happy I was wrong about that) Thanks for the...

bump for extreme interest. I read more about colloidial silver, you can even use it on the bottom nodes of your plant at the end of the life cycle and still have something smokeable on the top, but you have to be really careful not to touch anything you smoke with it. more info here...

Pictures as requested, I can get better angles if needed. I did not use a dome and they have been in the same soil for 3 weeks. I used a (very) diluted fertilizer solution called garden elements bud and bloom, watered three times for a total of ~16.9 fluid ounces. IMG_0189.jpg is the two that...

I don't have access to a real plant due to some absurd environmental problems. I want to practice the techniques i'm learning by hanging around this forum on something like cannabis, what is the most similar plant (in terms of how it grows) I can find commonly.