Hey everybody, it feels like things are finally getting going with my plant. I was out of business for like 5 days waiting for some f*cking oil-based paint to dry in my reflector, but that's past now and my baby girl is back on track. Here are the latest pics from day.... 53?

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haha I got this pot for free at this second hand shop. I hope the peacock imbues the plant with some psychedelic properties deserving of the strain name "Shaman." :rastasmoke: I'll almost definitely have to get a larger pot for it in a few weeks though

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You can see I topped it once already. I'm thinking i'll top her again, is that a good idea? Also the weird leaf discoloration I had going on before seems to have corrected itself after I repotted it in some better soil. Though there are now a few leaves at the top that got a bit burnt from touching the bulbs.

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close up of the first 'topping'.

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better look under the hood. I've got two 65W 6500K CFL's on her now. Got them extra cheap on ebay, 11 euros a pop Coated the reflector with titanium white paint(which also happens to be one of the slowest drying pigment in oil-based paints. I will never mess with oil based paints again -.-)

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Overview shot of my current arrangement. Got some other nice stuff sharing the rays

I appreciate any suggestions! This is my first grow so I'm worried about making stupid mistakes >.>

Also, can I determine at this stage whether this plant is female or not? I got feminized seeds, but I want to be sure...
Trekkie Reviewed by Trekkie on . First grow: Dutch Passion's "Shaman"(sativa) in closet. low budget. Hi all, This is my first time growing. I'm looking to learn a lot this first time around, and hopefully at the end of this to harvest some quality bud. So, It's been MONTHS since my last smoke, I've moved recently and I've got no connects where I am now. Even if I don't have a huge harvest, I think my tolerance has gotten so low, that I can stretch even a wimpy yield for a long while. So long as the plant doesn't completely croak, it'll be a success as far as I'm concerned. Adding to Rating: 5