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Oh, and handle the seeds with tweezers.

I will tell you how I do it, although there is no right way. I put the seeds in a matchbox with a piece of sandpaper and shake it for about 30 seconds. This allows the water to penetrate the shell easily. I then drop them in a shotglass half full of bottled water. In about two days the seed...

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Thanks Buckshot! They are getting better every time!

Bugs will come to the surface when watered in most cases. They dont want to drown. I would water and then take a look in a few minutes.

Your 5g's are big enough to let you go at least a month. The bigger the pot, the larger the ph buffer. I have mine in 7g pots and some in 10g pots and can get away with about 7 weeks before a flush in needed. I think they look good though, just lacking nutrients. Pump em up and they should start...

Re: Lights or No lights On seeds ?? I would give it another couple days, but you could probably use a dimmer cfl for the seedlings. I stressed some out not long ago when I was using a 200w cfl. Depends on the distance to though. I have been having great results with two 24w tubes of different...

Its only been a day and a half, be patient and positive! I am sure you will get help soon.

Short update- The flower room was still to warm as the weather is getting somewhat hot. I put an AC in the window to cool the garage as a whole but it did not help much. I decided that with our venting outside and the AC running, the only thing left to do was to drop from two 600w bulbs to 2...

how did it turn out?

Hey 420 friends, we have decided to enter into this wonderful contest! For those of you that followed our journal, this nug is from the plant on the far left, in the back. For those of you who didn't, you didnt miss much :laughtwo:. Strain: Bubbleicious (from Nirvana) This plant was the...

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They are getting big, the plant is probably focusing its energy on the tops while the bottom leaves become a source of extra nutrients when the plant runs short. I believe that this is natural, and have witnessed it on my few indoor grows. Let us know how it goes!

I agree, they look fine. The leaves tell the story of the plant. At some point it was hungry, but now is fine. The fan you installed will be helpful, they always are. Good job!