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hey, you will need more bulbs throughout the growing process if you want to increase your yield. you can successfully grow a plant and have it bud using only those bulbs, but it will produce miniscule yield. I would recommend using atleast 150W worth of CFL's if you want to see decent...

as far as light conditions go, I would not exceed 12 hours of darkness as this is pretty much the perfect threshold for all plants. However, you may have a strain that does better with a longer dark period, and then and only then would I go beyond 12 hours of darkness. If you do push it...

if i were you, i would take those bulbs back ASAP, because they are going to be no help throughout the grow process. you can order CFLs online through 1000bulbs.com all the way up to 200w. you can also check stealthhydro.com for CFLs, which they claim are made specifically for them all...

yea, i would use 6500k daylight for vegging if you can. you should be able to pick those up at lowes or home depot. you can also try, 1000bulbs.com or stealthhydro.com for more appropriate CFLs.

i would transplant each plant to it's own pot. you should do this sooner, rather than later because the roots will become more entangled. also, you want to increase your chances of having a female, so don't just keep one. read up on transplanting if you don't know how

looks like the plant might just be stretching for the light. make sure the light source is directly overhead and the plant will straighten up just fine. i have also seen people use empty paper towel tubes to straighten their plants up with good results. regardless, it should be fine

yes, when I was undergrad working in the labs. One of the graduate students often made "tinctures" with some very heady buds. I actually don't remember the process or what he used, but he would make it so that if you just took a couple drops on your tongue you would be incapacitated for a while...

not necessarily, there are several diff. methods for producing bigger/better buds. And taller/bushier is not always the answer. regardless, the set-up looks great and looks like you have done a real nice job. if height becomes an issue, i would read up on how to tie the plant down, or train it...

i agree with jerry. Those first two plants def. look all male to me. I didn't really see any signs of pistils. as far as the second set of pictures, it seems that they havent begun to show there sex either. What you have shown in the pictures are stipules and not actually pistils or female...

i have grown bubbleicious before and did not think it smelled any stronger than most strains. I mean it will def. give off a distinctive odor, but my pheno was not excessively pungent

actually, we had some GDP over here on the East Coast. I am a couple states north of you down in FL, but a coastal state none the less. I recently moved to a different part of my state, and am out of contact with one of my buddies who originally got the GDP and have been desperate to find it...

thanks, one of my friends had gotten some clones and was growing it for a while, but it has such a strong odor, he decided to get rid of it. now, i don't know where to get GDP anymore, but I will check out the BC depot. regardless, people should be lookin out for this strain. if you can get...

hey, i have been looking for grandaddy purps for quite sometime now. I was wondering if anyone knew a place where to get seeds of this strain from? one of the best strains i have had any help would be great

yea, all plants are either Male or female. There are no strains that are exclusively one sex here is a link for a great seed shop and i think they have JH as well http://www.nirvana-shop.com/en/

yes, i would transplant ASAP. The longer you wait, the more entangled the root systems will become. also, most people have recommended using 3 gallon pots, as this will help prevent your plants from becoming rootbound.

everything seems fine, except you should increase the wattage of the CFL's you are using. esp. for 10 clones sunlight spectrum (6500k) is definitely the way to go for cloning, and make sure the CFL's are no more than 3 to 6 inches or 7 to 15 cm away from the clones. as far as feeding the...

i used MG moisture control, and def. did not overwater and got severe nute burn from it. I even tested soil pH and water pH to make sure they were at optimum levels, etc... ALL THE EXPERIENCED GROWERS ON HERE SAY STAY AWAY FROM MG!!! nevertheless, i soon as i read about MG and all the...