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changing the tone a bit, deal with it, im back.  

Just finished a move to Kerrville TX, training for work in Del Rio.  Apartment has ass for sun, only able to get my reaper b strain and sepia serpent, will take pics and update once i get back from the hotel. Life eh?

Still ain't dead.

yo   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2Ix6aLjbow

ain't dead

Been ridiculuosly busy with the whole life re evaluation thing. MY BAD, anyway figured now a better time than ever to update since we are having a wild freeze for some reason with temps in the 20's for a while which is semi unusual.   Anywho without any further bs, here are some ass pics of the...

We have got down to about 40 and I left my guys out at night with no prob, however, we do expect temps freezing but from my exp. if they are contained and you are not expecting days of freezing, keeping them out of north winds and bringing them in at night works just fine. If it stays sub 32f...

dude,with stuffing that outrageous I reckon some ice cream, milk, and a blender is coming out?

who?

I have only ever used 5 gallon buckets, I am not sure how yours look underneath but around the time the cotyledons start falling off the roots are usually long enough to dangle out of the pot jjuuussstt touching the water, like I said, not quite sure the set up but if you feel the roots won't be...

I would go ahead and throw it in the dwc,  in my experience once you hit a true set of leaves and set it in, the roots find the water :p (mind you I have only used dwc for 5-6 harvests) see what others here have to say as well; plenty of knowledge.

Same boat as Hawaiianero, I had some seedlings in July that just went dormant over the next 2 months then started slowly recovering.  Within that time I had seeds germ and catch up/overtake the intial seedlings in size just cause the weather is finally cooling off. Point is, as long as you do...

I thought that too, but wouldn't the leaves be pointing upwards and more narrow if that were the case?  It still very well could be, I would check for mites as well, could be honeydew; also how close is the light source to the little guy?

Looks to me like the cotyledons falling off which is natural, unless those are actually the true leaves in which case I'd check for pests with a magnifying glass.

Ah, November in Houston. Where it can't decide which of its 3 seasons to be.

Decided to wait about a month this time to see how the infestation healed up and the seedlings progress.  2 choco brains and moruga are still sufferring and I opted to take them off life support since everything else was healthy enough.  I traded off a bhut x neyde and 7p bubblegum, and the rest...

^^^  idk what happened there. Probably something way too spooky for my liking, it was not meant to be.