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shit man, i hope you get that figured out and have some better luck. careful with the foliar feeding as it is easy to burn the shit outta the plant, although it is probably necessary with such a messed up median. good luck!

how have the ladies been lately?

Burnt leaf tips generally indicate a buildup of some nutrient. Leach the soil and slightly cut back on the fertilizer. If the leaves stop continuing to burn, you are at the max fertilizer point and are right where you want to be. continue to leech once a week though. is that the only leaf on...

Go into the pest/disease section of this site and look up the pleasures that lie in store for you. If you aren't clear on what exactly to do, let me know. there are plenty of ways to kill them, but they are very small and could be anywhere--not jsut plants.

well man, you make it easy to be gentle. the plants look great. one is stretching pretty bad, but for the most part they are filling out quite well. if i weren't currently eating i would say they make me hungry. whatever you're doing, keep doin it =)

haha that'll teach em! cut off an arm and use it to make babies! Honestly I think that SB just needs more love (aka water) and she'll perk right up

Nice work Blanco! Continue to increase nutes. as the plant grows to too does its need for food. Also they might want more and you'll never know what that exact strain can handle until it shows a wee little bit of burn. when that happens, all you gatta do is flush and go back on notch and you...

no worries man, people usually aren't interested until plants are established and pics are goin up. The way to test if the lights are too hot (this is for any kind of light) is to put your hand under the light and move it closer until it starts to hurt. The plant can be a bit further than that...

just do it with every watering. be sure to keep the soil most for the seed tho! put a couple tablespoons of water on the seed/seedling for the first little bit. the seed needs to be moist or it will not break the soil

Sounds delicious. Keep posting pictures weekly if all is good--I love watching plants grow up happy

Those temps wont hurt the seeds while germinating, although it shouldn't get any higher and high temps and constant light will result in more males =(. Humidity level is fine tho. If you PH is 8, you're plants either die or suck really, really bad. PH is one of the most important things for a...

well in that case i'll be watching and i hope you luck =)

sativas can take longer to show sex. they also have a tendency to grow for nearly the entire flowing process if it is a full sativa. those things can stretch like crazy. And the light you have will still make bud, dont worry! always remember you dealing with a weed =) Its just up until a point...

It is a little difficult to tell from the pictures, but it looks like the leaves are sagging. Were these photos taken just before watering?

Over watering is a common mistake, so it is good you are exercising caution. The easiest way to figure whether you should water or not is to stick a finger or two into the soil. If the top two inches are dry, its time to water. When you do water, make sure to get the whole surface of the medium...

I would think you could put it even closer. The closer the light, the more budz

The preflush is more for soil-less mixes as they sometimes contain chemicals from the production process that should be washed out. To water, slowly pour water over the entire surface of the soil to prevent dry pockets. Then pour it in at a steady rate until in starts to come out of the bottom...

Your plant def stretched during veggin, but theres nothing you can do now. I would suggest putting any fluorescent lights, including CFLs, withing a couple inches of the plant at all times to help the flowering out. Most def a female and it will take a few weeks b4 you start to see any buds

so long as it is direct sunlight, the sun is always better than artificial light. Also, I have seen some great plants grown 12/12 from seed, so you can switch them any time. Expect the plant to double or triple in size during the first few weeks of flowering, depending on the indica/sativa dominance

Another option to smaller pots is using a tupperware container that is the size of the bottom of your grow area and putting holes into the bottom for draining. That was the roots will be able to use literally every bit of space that you grow area has to offer rather than just what the pots...