Turning Bagseed into Gold w/ CFL's (I hope)

[Mr. Brown]

Day 48

I got the days wrong last time. I started putting hydrogen peroxide and molasses in the water along with the tiger bloom and the other stuff i cant think of. They're starting to grow a little more now in the bigger pots, a little more bushy. Heres some pics. peace

Mr. Brown Reviewed by Mr. Brown on 03-15-2008. Turning Bagseed into Gold w/ CFL's (I hope) So this is my first grow. That being said, I've been researching for more than a year, 90% of which was done on this site so thank you to everyone so far. I have a pretty good idea of what I want to do and how to go about doing it, but I know I'm gonna have some questions and greatly appreciate all the help I can get. Here's my setup: 4x2x5 wood frame cover with black plastic and jammed in my closet 6 150 watt cfl's fan from walmart Happy Frog soil Fox Farm's nutes Liquid Ph tester Rating: 5

[Mr. Brown]

Day 25 of Flower

About a week ago I tied them down a little more, I sort of organized the branches and moved everything around to get the most light.

I've been using hydrogen peroxide and molasses with every watering since the start of flower, I guess they like it. I'm using Fox Farms Ocean Forest and with the hydrogen peroxide killing the soil ecology is it killing what makes FFOF beneficial (and expensive). Also, I didn't put any extra perlite into the soil and its holding water like nobody's business. Even though it already had perlite in it would I have been better off adding some. I only water about once a week.

[Sauvagine]

Light intensity of cfl's degrades quickly the more distance they are away from the plants
you should at least consider putting them at most 1 inch away from your girls..
slight burning may occur.. but it will affect yield
not saying you'll get a bad yield without doing this
just saying it will help to maximize results

they look very nice btw!

[Shovelhandle]

Hey Brownie,
Your grow log is really going well, man. Looks like you'll have a successful harvest. Good Luck!

Shovelhandle