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I'm not seeing any pictures, maybe it's just my computer being silly. Very detailed guide though, thanks.

Consulted a few of my friends regarding the issue and was told it looked like it had been scorched where it was too close to the light with we leaves. Moved it a couple of inches lower and I am closely monitoring and inspecting the leaves daily to see if this was indeed the problem.

nah havent had the opportunity yet. some parts of the leaf are lighter in colour compared to the rest and others are crispy and brown. Could this actually be overwatering?

oh cool, at least i know it's not mites. Any clue what the issue may be?

I'm using John Innes no1. Have been told by more experienced growers that it works well and they have never had issues with it.

I haven't given my plant any nutrients at all. I was planning to start next week.

Okay, since clearing the webs yesterday, I checked it again this evening and found no webs. I looked closely at the leaves, especially the underside, and saw nothing. No spiders, no mites, nothing. The leaves are still looking shitty and I managed to grab a couple of pics. Don't watch the...

So do spiders :o they both look evil. How can I tell which of the evil is lesser?

Thanks guys. Does the problem sounds like spider mites?

I can't upload a picture at the moment but I will as soon as I can. Patches of the leaves look as though they have been sapped of juice and appear lighter than the rest of the leaf. There was also a web between the soil and lowest leaves which is why I guessed spider mites. What is the fastest...

I love Cosplay. Haven't got any pics but me and a few friends dressed up as Akatsuki a couple of years back for halloween

Why would you put a seed in upside down? Sure, that happens out in the wild, but when you CAN do it perfectly, you should. I understand it helps the seed shell to come off and the root becomes stronger, but we can also control these things for our plants rather than letting nature run its course.

I travel all over London, used to live between Clapham and Wandsworth, some shithole called Balham. I'm currently living in West London though. Work makes me travel a lot lol. If I'm in the area, I'll be sure to hit you up :)

Cheers Matchbox, I swear you stalk me. You help me out with everything I ask. I may as well just PM you rather than creating threads. Camden is close sometimes but I'm also in Brixton or Peckham a lot too, bit of a mish trekking from South London all the way to North. Might just get a...

Been looking for a major retail chain in the London area that stocks the High Times magazine. Can't go to the same place more than twice as I'm moving about constantly. Just wondered if anyone knew. Thanks.

Thanks for the replies. The reason I did the paper towel method is to make sure the seed wasn't a dud. Nothing more annoying than planting a seed and waiting for it to show and it doesn't. I did the germination perfectly. Not really any margin for error as long as you're not legally...

So I've successfully germinated my seed and planted it. I made sure the soil was wet before planting and I've kept it on a 24/0 schedule since then. Just wondering how long it will take to produce a seedling and how often I should be watering it. The pot is 3-4" away from the CFL and the...

Wouldn't it have been easier for you, and everyone else replying to your thread, if you just put the name of the seedbank instead of '............'

When you buy velco, it usually has adhesive on one side. If the temp is too much, it will release and fall on your plants. Burning the poor babies

Thanks Matchbox. Your answer makes the most sense to me lol