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Assuming you could keep it moist enough, it would sprout. If there is light, though, your taproot would be exposed directly. This would be bad. The root would also have trouble driving into the dirt or might go in sideways or something. Also not good. You can do this, but it would not work as well. Cover it with a little soil. Don't pack it too tightly. Grow Marijuana 🙃

Keep moist and warm it's still early. Make sure Ph in soil is right and be patient. Good luck. Might try a dome to keep moisture present

They would compete for root space, nutrients, water, growing space, light.... basically everything. Have tried it many years ago and ended up with 2 very tired and small plants and they weren't even next to each other, but approx 6 inches apart. They both struggled with fighting each other for room and ended up with about one quarter the harvest as two plants of the same strains that wee grown individually. The two that I kept together were so nice that I didn't want to chop either one down in order to end up with only one seedling in the pot, but I later very much regretted that I didn't, or that I didn't try to separate them when they were still small. I thought I would end up with a double harvest, but due to the competition for root space, light, nutrients etc, I ended up with a half harvest. I would suggest not to try it unless your have space, time, room and are not interested in a big harvest and only do it out of curiosity or as an experiment. Basically, due to competition you will end up with 2 very mediocre plants rather than two normal plants. However, growing outdoors directly in the ground, it can work and I have planted two seedlings very close to each other and tied them down in opposite directions and this worked out ok because root growth was not restricted as much, but water requirements went way up and it was not really ideal. I now would not choose to plant them in the ground any closer than 3 feet minimum, if at all possible, Hope this helps,..... Organoman.

Your pots appear to be large, therefore if you're going to avoid transplants by placing seedling directly in its final pot, do not saturate completly the water. It only needs a shot glass of water It is important not to use use soil amendments that require a pre-cooking period of 30 days such as blood meal & other meals & guanos, amongst others. Otherwise roots will get burnt. If you used small pots, yes it would be a good idea to activate your soil's microbiology beforehand

I prefer to start in rapid rooter cubes. They easy to use and easy to keep moist but not overly moist. Otherwise, the paper towel method is probably best if your going to plant them straight into their final pots. It helps you control the moisture better.

You have a good handle on it. They double in size from one phase to the next generally. Sativas can even triple so its important to know what your strain will do. A website seedbank.eu (I believe, maybe seedbanks.eu) has good info and will usually tell you what to expect for a stretch. Most growers flip at around 4 weeks. This is a completely reasonable time frame. Training will draw the veg time out and if you have lots of space and strong lighting, you might wait even longer. Good luck!

Hi! Not really! I’ve had good luck with pre mature seeds even! Good luck! ✌️🏻💚🌿

A absolutely massive difference, over 4 times the yield is possible plus better penetration of light in to the canopy. Also you will be able to use a larger space usually 1.2m square (4ft x4ft) with 650w. Just make sure you have the height space to be able to hang the light slightly higher as normally with that powerful of light you need between 12-21 inches between the plants and the light depending if it is a LED or a hps. Hope this helps pal👍

Man your good, if your worried just raise your light and watch your plants. If they aren't bleaching than you should be good. If your still worried dim it down a little bit

Ideally you have nice intense light for both in order to maximise yield. If you have lower than ideal light level for veg, the plant will grow slower and more lanky. If you have lower than ideal light level for flowering, you will have less potent buds

Looks fine to me 👍🏻

It really shouldn't be necessary.

Every net I find as 4 inch squares in the net. 2.5 cm is barley an inch, seems too small, where do I even find these.

I wouldn't pump co2 until your further along or your temps run a tad high. All strains are different. At 2 weeks it's a risk but could pay out. Really it's a tiny risk. Maybe run a little less than max. I use a concoction of water yeast sugar and baking soda in a home made co2 generator and usually put it in the tent at week 2 or 3

As soon as you can see it, plant it. Waiting for it to grow any length increases the risk (extremely) of causing damage to the vital and fragile/delicate root tip that determines exactly how well your plant will grow, as this is the very beginning of "embryonic" growth. I agree entirely with what the others have written, much better to use a cube/jiffy/plug etc that you can germinate the seed in and avoid handling the delicate sprout when planting the cube/jiffy/plug, rather than trying to position and bury the embryonic seedling. This way the root is also going straight down from birth, instead of sideways and having to change direction when planted, as this uses vital energy the seed could better utilise for growing. Hope this helps, Organoman. P.S - also yes, remove any type of cover as soon as the seedling breaks the surface, it will need air exchange and does not need excess humidity which can cause "damping off", whereby the stem rots from the excess humidity. Only clones require amplified humidity when first taken, due obviously to not having any roots for the first few days.

Yes four plants under 650watts will do much better then 2. Veg times are a big factor.. longer veg times= bigger plants. Of course there is a difference between 2 and 4 plants.. It could be double the output.. You could also get a comparable output form 2 with a longer veg time. If you were thinking in terms of timing and energy costs.. It's far more efficient to run 4 plants and flip them @ 5-6 weeks.

8-12" is the standard height to start a scrog so it depends upon when they hit that height (probably at the end of the 3rd week). You should do all of your topping first although scrog doesn't require you to top. Most people top at the 3rd node, I personally prefer the 4th although I have no reason but gut feeling for that. I've seen people wait until their plant is 2 ft tall and then carefully bend down their plant to 12" with a scrog net. Seems likely to break the main stem or tear at the roots so I'm not ballsy enough to try that. Hopefully this helps!

You can for sure. Dry it off real well and put it in a dark place and it should be fine. I would be very surprised if it still cracked on you or refused to grow next go.

To add to the other excellent responses my list of big produces based on experience are white widow from Dutch passion, critical from royal queen seeds, power plant from Dutch passion, channel+ from medical seeds. If I had to pick one it would be the critical from royal queen, a absolute monster of a plant, give that a long veg with a good environment and powerful lighting (600w per 1.2 metres square) and it even surprised me.

2000W for 18 hours a day will cost you about $150 a month on average. Your electric company may also charge you things like "delivery fee" or whatever on top of that. I would figure in about $200 a month total after all is said and done and assuming some of that 2000W will run for 24hrs a day.

Naw, looks good. I've had a couple have this color at first. It never seemed to affect them much. Either a slight sunburn or slight overwatering maybe, but nothing to really be concerned about.

Yes! Both! ✌️🏼🌱

Hi ! Geef ze zeker nog wat tijd, 4 dagen is kort. Hou ze goed warm en vochtig, zoals je zelf al weet. Je LV moet zeker omhoog, 42% is voor het einde van de bloeiperiode. Je dag-nacht temperatuur schommelt toch 10 graden en 32 graden is best stevig. Ik denk dat de lampen iets hoger mogen hangen🙂 En voor de rest, veel geduld😉 Succes met groeien!👌🌱

Hi ! Het kan de groei van je plant wat gaan vertragen doordat de huidmondjes zich gaan sluiten om verdamping te voorkomen. Ik las in je dagboek dat je tent in de garage staat en met de garagepoort open. Wat is de temperatuur buiten? Dit kan er wel invloed op hebben. Lees hier meer over, dat kan je helpen 🙂 Succes met groeien!🌱

No. The water will evaporate and leave any dissolved nutrients behind. It will probably wreck your humidifier though. Hope this helps,... Organoman.

Maybe a little. I don't think you have anything to worry about. As long as your lights, temps, and amount of water is ok then you can just relax. Shes looking good. If the drooping doesn't get any worse, then keep doing what you're doing!

Hi ! Dat is niet raar, de bovenkant droogt sneller op omdat het meteen in aanraking komt met de lucht en de warmte van je lamp. Als er echt veel water blijft hangen beneden, probeer dan om de watergift te verdelen. Dus niet alles in 1 keer maar kleinere delen per keer. Kijk ook na of je voldoende afloop hebt. Succes!🌱

Hi ! Ze ziet er op zich niet zo slecht uit, maar geef ze nog een week om te herstellen van het waterprobleem. Dan kan je gaan toppen👌 Succes!🌱

Cutting with something sharp is far better than leaving a jagged wound caused by tearing pieces off. If you are super keen, you should also sterilize the cutting implement before cutting/topping the plant. Methylated Spirits is good for sterilizing, so too is a flame. Hope this helps,.... Organoman.

That is a solid 100% top. I zoomed in and see the clean circular break of the main stalk. You topped correctly. But next time. Wait a few more days and leave a little extra stem to die back and shrink. In some cases. If you plan on low stress training in the future. The main stalk will split down the middle if you pull on the 2 new tops too hard. Also an issue during flower. If heavy flowers aren't supported well. The main stem can split from the weight. So when you top. Leave some extra stem above your nodes. If what I said made sense. Great. If not. Research proper topping and you should see someone explaining it.. good luck 👍

i would take away eerything in the bottom area ( lower 30 percent of the plant,,, they are growing quite short and bushyy

Plant's look healthy such a shame that it happened. Good thing you have some backup light for them. My guess is if its only for a couple days you should have little effect. If it takes longer like 2 weeks your yield will be smaller and buds could be fluffy. Never had it happen to me. Best of luck on getting things back on track.😎

Nice looking buds. Keep on feeding nutrients for the next week. Then reevaluate the triches. Harvest is soon enjoy the finish!

Doesn't appear to be anything more than yellowing which is expected in this stage. Looks good! No worries!

If it's sativa dominant, then yes, definitely. If it's indica dominant, then maybe. I would remove a few either way. Even if it's too late for it to help the buds get bigger, it should help with ripening and terpene profile.

At this stage in the game it's kind of risky. You'll probably be okay if you clean up dense foliage and keep the airflow high. You'll have to decide if it's worth the risk though. If your area is just going through a ridiculously humid period, I'd chance it. If your area has a normal environment right now, I'd invest in a dehumidifier. You might get away with it 5 or 6 times and then have issues and lose a crop. Is it worth the risk?

If the soils dry my friend give her some water :) the RH being at 80% for a short amount of time wont have dramatic effects to her feed if she has a healthy root system this is what she will depend on rather than relying on the humidity in the environment yes you can use foliar feeds but i would only advise doing so if the root system is not health or your taking cuttings ect. Just keep eye on your ph and run off and you should be golden pal :) 👊 oh tip for you if you do get alot of rain and want to try cut the humitity try get your hands on a good fan controller and turn the air intakes down to minimlize the amount of damp airt getting in :)

Yes, there will always be some clear trichomes. Waiting until they are all milky or mostly amber will produce inferior buds due to the plant being over ripe and close to death, with a great deal of the THC having broken down into CBD and CBN, 2 non-psychoactive cannabinoids. Hope this helps,........... Organoman.

From my reading, it depends. Leaves change colors when they become deprived of nutrients. When you stop feeding your plants in the final weeks of harvest, they are forced to cannablize themselves. As broad vegetation leaves store sugars and nutrients (similar to how we store fat) they release them at the end of flower to keep the plant alive, to make sure the flowers don't die before they can be pollinated. So, when you begin to flush a plant, it will begin to use the stored energy (sugars in their vegetation) to fight to stay alive. That said, like you and me, no two plants are the same. Usain Bolt and I process fat much differently, even though we're both practically the same (he just trains, and I sit on my fat-arse eating chips, waiting like a well primed Inidica for a flush that will never arrive 🤪)

60-65% humidity 70-75 degrees for my dry room if I can get it lower in temp I will usually dry 10-14 days never had a problem. For your situation I’ll take off all big fan leaves and have air circulation around the buds but not directly on plant and you will be fine

dry ice is gonna freeze it,no need to freeze extra. shake the bag with ice and fresh material in it for a minute or so and filter through. letting it dry before making hash will bring other green parts into your hash. best way to make dry ice hash and get pure resin is to make it directly after cutting without drying and putting it to freeze. trichomes get separated from buds and leaves quickly and no green parts mix into it.Works great for me. pre-freeze might create mold, I would avoid that.

When it's such a small amount like this I usually just air dry on the sheet and cut it up every half an hour or so, so it's like a powder and then keep it in a small jar or airtight container. It takes about half a day 4-6 hours depending on how much

It would be totally normal to have 60 percent RH in the jar during curing, if anything that seems a little low. The point of the cure is to slow down the final drying process and allow the for breakdown of chlorophyll (for smoothness) and the preservation of terpenes. I try to cure at the mid 60s, allowing airflow into the jar daily, and finish for long term storage in the low 60s high 50s for RH. I would jar it all, and worst case remove the buds and lay them out for short period if RH spikes too high. If you are careful there should not be any issues, and it's better than having over dried buds. I am sure they will be great after the dry/cure! 👍

Hard to see without close up pics, but powdery mildew will cause brown blotches on the leaves quite early and the leaves will also dry up and go crispy. Going by that, you probably only have a SUPER frosty plant there! Oh no!! Hope this helps,..... Organoman.

Easy to check, try to pull off a sugar leaves (small leaves on the bud) if it plugs off easily it is rotten inside, and check the stem of the sugar leaves for confirmation. If the sugar leave stays strongly plugged on the bud it’s all good

Hi mate, I think thats the best way to make cannabutter. Prevents burning the butter. I would imagine the white part is just butter without canna. Good luck and happy growing

I've made, last year, both dry ice and dry sift, starting from excellent and rich trim. My results and opinion are: Dry ice hash is less sticky, less potent, less flavoured than dry sift. I don't know news about safeness of smoking dry ice hash (it's only trim and CO², how could they harm?) but to me the resin obtained in this way is less enjoyable than dry sift hash, dry sift has a richer spectrum of flavours. Last but not less important is that because of process dry ice extraction too much green matter pollute resin. This year I'll make only 120 microns dry sift hash in the Morrocan way 😏 Check my Special Kush diary and see my hash.