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Add some sugar to help your plant (Bud Candy, Sugar Daddy, Grandmas Molasses) *Grandmas Molasses would be cheapest and easiest to find in a grocery store or such). It helps bulk up the buds, and makes them more dense and compact.

Beautiful man. Just jumped on your photobucket to check out the new pics. Off to a great start! :mrgreen:

Its a neat building, about a 20 minute walk from the road through the woods. People tagged the downstairs part of it, pretty shitty work though.

The percent of light reflected for Aluminum Foil is 70-75%, where as Flat White Paint is rated @ 85-93% reflective. Much more effective.

All photo's taken with my phone

Nature walk I took a couple months ago. Natural glacier rocks formed these waterways. :bigjoint:

Lookinn good! :bigjoint:

Sub'd :mrgreen:

Hell ya man, let me know when you make a new journal for the second grow. I'll for sure sub and follow along! :mrgreen:

Hey man sub'd your thread for the ride, defiantly looking at Vertigo for my next grow. :bigjoint: Hows the lady doing?

Damn dude that second song put me in a trance 2 minutes in haha. I just came in from token a bowl and throw my headphones on and listened to it. Good shit! :bigjoint:

Ya they run much much cooler, lower temp's in the grow room and can be put closer to plants than HPS. Also saves $ on the electricity bill. ps. I like the quote in your sig :bigjoint:

Nah haha, its my favorite store though. Theres one local to me and they make it a nice atmosphere when I go there to look and ask about products since I live in such a damn conservative state haha. Some hydro/garden stores around here ask you why you need such specific indoor growing supplies...

Best bang for your buck i've seen for LED's. $265.95 on the site. http://www.htgsupply.com/Product-7-Band-240w-LED-Grow-Light.asp# It's says out of stock on the site but it was just added to the LED section of there site this week being that it's a new product.

Any update on how shes doing?

What kind of lights are you using? I would suggest putting them closer to your plants so they don't stretch as much. Check this thread out. https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/429767-replant-those-long-stretchy-stems.html

Good look on the lighting! Please keep the updates coming on how shes doing, I hope the very best for your plant!

I'm not sure if this would work and would take on some other suggestions/advice on it just in case i'm wrong. My idea would be to take a toothpick and gently loosen and poke at the soil around/under the root so it falls back down into the soil (about .5-1inch down) yet maintaing the leaves...

Did she end up sprouting?

Awesome video! Educational and informative, having it deal with the beneficial side of it medically and helping people with everyday life that this great plant does! Thank you for sharing it! :mrgreen: