Quote Originally Posted by Opie Yutts
It also depends on the overall temperament of the female, and the cycles of the moon and the sun. You may just get your head bitch-slapped clean off, have it kicked around a bit then propped up so you can watch, while your entire grow is forced down the hole in your neck.
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That's pretty damn funny! I think the alignment of the stars & planets might also have something to do with it, but I've yet to draw any real conclusions from that theory...during those moments I'm usually too busy getting bitched at to pull my telescope out of the attic. Thanks for the clarification about the gender of Stinky by the way...

And pudder: the plant that you've shown in the picture looks fine to me, as well. The stems on my plants also do that on a pretty frequent basis, and I don't exactly skimp on the nitrogen. So just be careful not to go overboard with a fertilizer based on that feature alone. Sometimes it's simply genetics that cause the stem to turn red/purple. I'm sure it'll change back to a light green color after it has had some more time to grow.

And definitely take Opie's advice about your nutrient regimen. Your plants are very young, and those fertilizers are powerful. They can kill your plants very quickly if added too much, too soon.
Mr. Clandestine Reviewed by Mr. Clandestine on . Will this hurt?I ah I have 10 plants that have been growing for about 2 weeks now. They have been on 24/0 ever since seedling. Well now that I have moved my cab my wife wants it dark and quite when we sleep. So I have to leave the light off or move it back to its original location and risk getting caught with emm. My question is. Will it hurt to switch from 24/0 to 18/6? Pudder Rating: 5