for sexing...

I don't think age per say matters after it grows a few sets of leaves, but instead height...like at least 12" to produce any worthwhile amount. Plan ahead for the plants to double in height during flowering to judge when to change your light cycle, while also accounting for the distance you want them from the light. Err on the side of short if it's your first time.

I've read that 18" is a common height to switch, but I started mine flowering when the tallest of 8 plants was 15" because I don't have much height to work with. Within a week, the males budded up. The flowers looked like tiny banana bunches or cauliflower and the females had a few v-shaped hairs. I had to chuck 4 boys.
notanotherteensmoker Reviewed by notanotherteensmoker on . Need help, question on watering!! :D :dance: :dance: First of all thanks to those who have helped me. I don't have pics, but my plants are doing so well..... Now the question, my plants are 5 weeks and I have them in 6" pots. They don't seem to need to be watered very often at all. I watered them Monday and it's now Friday. When I poke my finger into the soil, it's still moist about 1/2 inch down. Should I continue to wait to water them? I don't want to overwater. And if I'm not watering them every other day are they missing Rating: 5