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looks like it could be if the smaller little leaves are ridged. Also if only 1 sprouted it is either becuase A) Planted too deep. Give more time. B) You didnt germinate. C) Some just need more than 3 days.

blurry pic, looks like it might be but poor quality photo

The two 48'' tubes are called ecogro and they said they made for flowering of plants, but they are still the same warm white color as the cfls

I have a plant that has entered the flowering stage as of yesterday. I have two 48'' warm white fluorescent tubes and three 26 watt warm white CFL bulbs. What I want to know is: is this sufficient light for a plant that was flowered at 3 weeks old, 7'' tall? Is it optimal light or is there...

I know that hps and/or warm white fluorescents are great for the flowering stage, but what about cool whites for the plants entire life? Will this fuck up the plant or screw with the buds? Any input is much appreciated.

"Alternating"? Hehe...

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So I read that you're not supposed to clone once the plant has begun flowering. However, you don't want to clone males, yet you cannot tell a plant's sex until it flowers. So my question is this: How do I know which plants to clone and do you need to shock the plant out of flowering or something?

a one-eighth? U mean an eighth of an ounce or something?

Basically just wondering if this looks ready to start 12/12

I beg to differ. CFL bulbs DO get hot. Hot nough to burn the plant and possibly skin if in a non-ventilated room. They dont get as hot as standard bulbs but they get hot nonetheless.

But the CFL's get hot, so wouldnt making a fixture out of a surge protector split be suicide?

anyone? The bulbs say 100w 26w right next to eachother so does that mean it isnt 100w? Please help!!!

I recently bought a lamp that takes 3 bulbs, but the manual says to only use 60-watt bulbs. I bought 3 CFL's for the lamp that are 100w. Is this safe to do or am I playing with fire, literally?

Is hanging one CFL above a plant enough to give it sufficient light? The reason I ask is because most purchasable fixtures only have one bulb socket.

Whats a good way to make a grow box for plants to veg in? Should I buy wook and just make a box and then rest a fluorescent tube on the top of it? What are some of your ideas?bongsmilie

Too early to tell, hang in there.:bigjoint:

Also to add: I put it into fresh soil which I then watered thoroughly. I know I did not overwater because today is water day anyway.

So i just transplanted a 3-week-old plant from a dixie cup into a large pot. Problem is, when I removed it from the dixie cup, some of its roots (about 2 or 3 4'' long ones) ripped and the soil fell away from the root ball. Did I kill my plant? It is still standing upright in the flower pot but...