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They look great. I would expect about a 1/4 maybe a little more from each plant at harvest. You need to look at the trichomes to figure out the proper time to harvest. When half of them turn an amber color its time. Keep it up and congrats.

Tried to save them they all died. :cry:

Been a couple of days and I have had no improvement on the condition. I cant figure it out. They still seem to be growing more leaves out of the tops. But the leaves are still curling any other ideas. I have good air flow (180 cfm squirrel cage). Temps are 80 at the max.

These plants are almost two weeks since sprouting. The leaves just started wilting in the past three days. I have a 30"x24"x 48" grow chamber. And the only thing I changed was I lined the inside with mylar 3 days ago. I have a 400 watt MH in there. Just wondering if anyone knows...

Got mine ordered! How tall were they when you flowered and how much have they grown since? And did you top or trim any of them?

Im at the beginning of my first indoor grow with the same results. But mine are just some bag seed. Its really frustrating to see pics of these guys with week old plants 6 inches tall with three sets of leaves. Im patiently waiting but it just keeps coming into my mind im doing something wrong.

First of all congrats on moving up. You need to look at your air flow as your biggest issue. You need to have the intake on the bottom and exhaust on the top. That way your pulling warm air out and cool air in. Space is what you make of it just look at the guys who grow in pc towers. As for...

Mad props dude!! We all envy you even though some wont admit it.:bigjoint:

Just started my first indoor. I have a 60"x30"x48" box two chambered for veg and flower. The veg is 24" x 30". I have a 400 W MH in there growing in rockwool cubes. Hand watering right now. I started with bag seeds and I am about a week from cracked seeds to sprouts. They are about 1 inch tall...

Not to much help on the design but I do know you need to circulate air in boxes 2-3 times per five minutes. Figure out your cubic footage (length x width x Height) and then account for about a 10% to 15% loss of efficiency and that is the size fan you need. The loss of efficiency will be because...