All out of likes @bob31 but I am pretty sure @GreenThunder is farther north than I am. I have a idea, but I wouldn’t want to give anything away… Just remember I’m closer to Seattle than I am Anchorage, even though with shipping prices you’d never know that! How many miles north of the “states” are you @Lenardt? Or should I ask in KM? Lol
Your set up looks great, it’s awesome to know someone grows in the middle of nowhere too.
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I think you are right, though we haven’t snow but it’s cold enough for it. Seems like there was always plenty of snow on the ground by this time when I was a kid. I can remember having to fit my Halloween costume over a snowsuit!
SE Alaska isn’t really much like the rest of the state at all and certainly not like what folks think of when you say Alaska. I’ve always kinda wondered how/why we didn’t end up as part of Canada. I’m sure the answer has to do with gold.
@GreenThunder all out of likes… we got a dusting yesterday but it’s gone now. So sad.
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you guys can keep it! @Covertgrower @GreenThunder
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You can keep it… no need to send it this way 
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@Covertgrower I’m about 560 miles north of the border, and it’s getting real cold -28 with the windchill right now.
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Here’s another update on the one I got in the hydroponic system. She is 13 days old @bob31
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She looks good @Lenardt
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@bob31 would trimming the plant make any difference in the flowering process?
I only trim off dying fan leaves. They help the plant grow. But there are other schools of thought.
If you do a scrog then most remove the leaves below the screen since the light doesn’t really penetrate that far @Lenardt
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single pictures allow a person to zoom and look closer but if multiple pictures are in post the option is not avail
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Hmmmm… I use a iPod and zooming in on the page using safari is a lot easier. @Donaldj but I’ll keep that in mind thanks.
lol I use desktop and have to DL pics to zoom if more than one
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I’m with @Donaldj split the pics up or only post one per posting so we can zoom in and take a lot. Is there something specific we are looking for? Also I see a pink tint to the pic, turn off any LEDs for the pics so we get the natural or white light only @Lenardt
Alright here’s one, I was just wondering if that’s normal for the leaves to curl. Or could it be heat stress? @bob31
Are you talking about the ones about the 4th or 5th node? One to the left rear and one to the right? Looks like the curled back on themselves? @Lenardt @Donaldj
Only time I ever saw that was when a spider or bug did that to make a nest but let’s hear from @Donaldj
Most computers do not have touch screens with regards to the zooming.
could be slight N tox though almost look to be reverting to veg?