Recent content by ol man

co2 does contribute, but thats not it....i have a friend who's setup is pretty much like mines...me and him pretty much work together on it, he harvested and his buds came out circular, more compressed, and actuall looked like bud....mines come out like that, but after drying, they are more...

I should have read your email first, okay.....i've already chopped her down, but i should have waited.....here are some pics of her......this is like my third harvest, one of my main concerns is that my buds are looking like bud when i harvest, but after drying, they look fluffy, their not in a...

Ooooppppppppssssssss, that was one of my secrets.......damn.....but breathe on the plants, they love that type of co2, better........

He said they died.....the one who started this post.......but did you transplant out of the rockwool when you went to soil or did you leave them in the rockwool...........? You should have left them in.........put your babies close to the light because those don't get too hot, and water...

i dont know if you already got your answer and it worked, but regardless.....leaves yellowing and drooping, soft to the touch, and can be picked off the plant by the slightest touch means lack of water, and the best thing to do is water them.....make sure your room temperature is 75 or up a...

I've been gone for a while, i apologize for that.....but i'm back now and here to stay for all the people in my circle.......what's up with everyone......

Ok, your lighting time is good, if your using a light that doesn't put out a lot of heat, then move your plants as close to the top as you can.....when i used floros(40 watts), i had my plants no more than 4"(4 inches) away from the lights, i was also letting them grow into the lights actually...

all the lights need to be as close as possible without burning the plants......so if you can touch the bulb with your hands and keep them there, then you can also allow the plants to get very, very close to the lights, which will help you out significantly.......thats first. then work on...

Clones grow and flower quicker their parents so thats that........, and you don't have to let the mature plants keep growing, i was under the impression that you wanted to flower the clones, to determine the sex of the parent plants, which could be a faster sexing option, i've rooted a clone in...

A plant isn't likely to start showing any sex signs in one week, there may be some that will sex in a week, but not likely, that's the first thing..... The second thing is why not sex a plant before doing any of what you're talking about........germinate, then veggy for for a week or two, then...

First things first........can you touch and keep your hands on those cfls.....(compact flourescent bulbs?), how long can you touch them........and then, how much water exactly are you putting in her.......also, how far is the top of that baby from the light........? Get a tape measure or...

Gorilladave..........the easiest way is to keep the lights as close as possible to the tops of your plants, once they get into a close range of height that your comfortable with, put them into flowering.......im thinking if you want to control the height(because of space), then you'll want to...

To me, it's two reasons, first, you don't have your plants close enough to the light, second, your not given it enough dark time.......how close did you have it to your lights? How did you conduct your on/off cycle?

Don't blow the fan directly on them, but yeah, you need the fan, i was about to say the same thing as far as putting the light as close as possible and you also need to turn that aluminum foil on the dull side to reflect the light, the glossy side absorbs the light......the lights can be as...

You should sex the plant before you even start cloning, you could have sexed it a few weeks after germinating it......once you get the clone, it's alot of other things you need to be focussed on.....so from now on, you need to sex your plants early.......but if you just got to do it to the...