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Would my plant, which has grown far too big for my grow area, revert back to vegetative growth if I put it outside on a totally different light schedule? If I had to, I'd go outside and cover the thing up to block out the light at the right time every day, but that would be a pain in the ass...

I read it and then somehow thought it was talking about the hermaphrodite pollenating itself and making its own seeds which would most likely be hermies also. Anyway I realize what it was saying now.

Leave them there for a while and see if they sink if you poke them. If they don't then don't worry about it, not all my seeds sank but they all turned out fine.

Thx for the link. If I keep the hermie in there will the seeds that come from the pollenated female plant most likely be hermies too? Anyway, just to make sure here are some pics: Herm: Female:

I have two plants flowering in the same space, one is a female and one is a hermaphrodite. Will the hermaphrodite make any bud or should I just pull it and get rid of it? Also, do you lose any bud or lose potency or anything when you let a female plant develop seeds?

Ok, thanks for the tips guys.

Both plants have 90watts of CFL lighting on them and were started two weeks ago. Questions: 1. What can I do about the nute burning since all the nutes came from the soil? 2. Is the one yellow leaf in the healthy plant burnt too? 3. Do these look like the same strain (cuz they're supposed...

Damnit, it's SO hard to keep from overwatering these things. About the nutes though, I havent put any in, except for the slow-release crap thats in the soil to begin with. What can I do about that?

I can't tell what's wrong with this plant. My other one is doing much better, except for a couple droopy leaves and one with a tiny bit of yellow, but this one was just transplanted a few days ago and now isn't looking very good. Sick plant: Healthier one: Note: My camera just sucks...

They both have holes for drainage, but I've only been watering them a little bit around the stem every 1-2 days as you may be able to tell from the photos if you look really closely. Could it be nothing, or is there most likely a small problem developing here?

Well these two seedlings have been growing for about 5 days now and one of them has curled leaves. Am I doing something wrong? Curvy-leaved one: More normal one:

Dub-Azn: They cracked open 3 days ago and had about a 1/4inch of root coming out and thats when I planted them. Those pics are from this morning, and they've gotten bigger since. FilthyFletch: I will remember that for next time. Oh well...

Ok. Will do.

Thats just what I wanted to hear. Any idea when I should separate the two plants, to avoid getting their roots tangled and so on?

Well my two seeds cracked I think 3 days ago, and I put them into a pot to start growing. Now I have two little seedlings and wanted to make sure that they look okay at this point. I was a little worried because I accidently let the temp. get to about 93 for a few hours, but once I realized it...

Actually, after seein this thread: Flowering in April, I'm thinkin screw this tiny ass grow-box I have and instead I'll grow it an extra foot taller and flower it outside.

Ok. I was expecting to need to buy some more cfl's for the flowering, but I'm not really sure how many I should get later on.

Yeah, I'm half-asleep and wasnt expecting that. Anyway thx for the tip.:joint:

Nope, I wasn't aware that they should be kept in pairs, why is that?

I would, but this will be a stealth grow in a tight space. Besides, it's my first grow, and I want to get the hang of things before spending any real money on this.