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just to let you all know the problems got a little more worser and is affecting another one of my plants aswell. will it save the plant if i snip of the affected area.

well the weather here in the uk is not predicatable so there have been quite a few cloudy days however since plant is still getting light i let it out during the day with the window open so it can get a good breeze. i do realise that i cant rely on this source of light as it isnt enough which is...

the plants are all currently vegging whereby i leave the plants out by the windowsill to recieve all mother nature can give and then when it gets dark i place them all in cupboard under 2 20watt energy saving cfls which apparently give out 100watt of light. the lights are set up so that theres...

im sure this is a fairly common problem but if you need me to be more specific than please do ask.

i guess the only thing ive proved is how shit the uk weather really is :-|

2 months grow completely natural under uk weather on a window sill. i wanted to know wether it was possible. ive just recently till yesterday decided to use cfls as i could be waiting for 2 years at this rate.

i already do. every morning i take my plant pots outside and in the morning bring them back in. i leave them under a 20 watt cfl for atleast 7 hours everynight and in the morning give them whatever light the day provides. not sure wether or not i should continue as in the long term maybe kinda...

6 white widow from seedsmans

Is it possible to grow a plant outdoors through the daylight and then at night bring them home and place them under a CFL for atleast 6 extra hours. make use of both natural and artificial light kinda like a mix indoor outdoor grow. or will the lighting fluctuations mess up the plants growth?