Quote Originally Posted by mountainman
But, I have been interested to figure out what's in Dutchmaster Reverse, so we can better understand how it works. Would you be able to run an analysis on it?
I'm not that familiar with it, but it is possible. I would have to look in to it a little more, but from what I understand it reduces male to female ratio? A handy tool indeed...

Anyway, here are some pics. Let me know what you all think. The close up is about day 12, and you can see it had a rough time with that NPK incident (leaves aren't too happy here), but it seems to be recovering. The leaves are getting a little fuller and wider, and it seems to be growing a little more rapidly (as opposed to seemingly not growing at all). I know it is stretching, but that is due to the crappy lights that were up when it germinated. There are now 3 CFLs (botanical spectrum) on this single plant, producing a combined 8,000 lumens on an 18/6 schedule. It has been transplanted since this picture, and the shock was minimal (although it is only slightly bigger). After the transplant, a bit of soil was added to the top layer around the stem so it wasn't stretching so high and had a little more support.