Yeah, it's tough to figure out, right? I spent like a month and a half on here before I noticed: go to the top of the thread, and there will be a small drop-down available called Thread Tools. Go in here, set up a folder for subscriptions, and file the sub away. After that you will receive a little notice in your My RIU section when the thread receives a reply.... how do you subscribe?
Good luck on your grow journal, cap'n. I bet it'll go well with all the helpful knowledge floating around this site at your disposal. Also, thanks for the compliment.nice. I found this the other night , and ive been reading it. I love it. You should keep a few males and experiment on them. See what im saying , just do whatever to them and see how it works out. Im gonna start my own grow journal soon. wish me luck?
Thanks for the suggestion, but from what I hear, tin foil will make the cab heat up for the worse.Oh , you could also use tin foil as well , to reflect the light.
Already have a DIY carbon filter on there.Are you going to make a carbon filter? They can be made for like 10 bucks....I dont know if you have like a dollar general where you live but they have car shades there for sale...only a buck too!
I have two plants flowering now and they're stinky...but we dont notice cause the house always smells like dankness. DIY carbon filters are really easy to make and are cheap. they get the job done well....are going to mother a plant?
plants are looking good...keep it up bro
iPhone away then...So, my absence has been due to laziness on my part but suffice it to say things seem to be going well.
#2 is slightly bigger than #4 as it is a week older, but at a distance, you could no longer tell. I've been doing some special ties to try and keep the canopy in check, and maximizing light to the newer, smaller leaves. I have already had to do some pruning of yellowed leaves that have not been getting what they need. No worries though.
We've got serious buds beginning to form now. Although #4 still looks a bit immature, #2 has a clear and apparent top cola in the works. The pistils are prevalent now down at least six or seven nodes, and as predicted by countless how-to guides, the branches which are the highest are also beginning to form tops. This is a very exciting time!
I've got two clones taken now. The first one is over a week old now, and it has begun to start growing again, although it's not quite ready for direct light yet. The second was taken just this evening, so I'm just hoping for the best.
This is the part where I promise pics and then fail to deliver. My mom stole her camera back so I might have to settle for iPhone shots...
Thanks a lot. I'm about to go do my research on phosphorous deficiency and what to do about it. I must say, I'm pretty proud of myself so far. Few of my mistakes have held me back considerably, and as if by some sort of science (ba-dum TSH) everything I've seen online and applied has worked as promised. With the LST for example, I am overjoyed to see little side-tops starting to raise upward. My only regret is that I didn't maximize area by getting a planter to maximize space. The clones probably have little to no root system yet, so it might not be out of the question to just do that late in the game...hm. Might go to Wal-Mart tomorrow...All in all everything looks/sounds great man. My only concern though, and this may be a genetic trait of your plant...BUT..
The reddish/purple stems etc in that very last pic you posted, can be a sign of Phos defs. Keep an eye on it is all.
Keep up the good work, must say for coming in not really knowing anything at all..you are doing VERY well.