HELP PLEASE

 
I'm curious,
Is that 100 watt equivalent or actual? For instance, on CFL's, 100 watt equivelant = 23 actual watts. That's how they get ya, the equivalent nonsense is referring to incandescent lights that use more wattage, but way less efficient. 
 
If you haven't already I would check this out:
 
http://forum.grasscity.com/absolute-beginners/122824-kamels-cfl-guide.html 

 

so there actual draw is probably only around 50 watts. Are they by chance the cheap ones you screw into regular light sockets? Or possibly cheap Chinese led grow lights? If so they're very weak and pretty much useless and might be a lot of your problem. You would have better luck with some cheap CFLs in the correct spectrum.

 

I'd want mine to be at least 9" from the soil to the top of the plant. Something maybe like this pic.

 

Not trying to get you to give up man, just trying to figure out what you're working with. A lot of light and the right kind of light is 2 separate things....good luck man

 

I was blown away by the first person trying to tell you to flower with those little sprouts from the first page. I skipped every fucking post from then on and recommend disregarding quite a bit of it yourself.

There's plenty of resources such as guides within the forums. Take some time and look through some of the posts that are pinned up top.

Trust me. Do that and you'll get somewhere.

 

Here...

http://forum.grasscity.com/index.php?/topic/382585-Beginners-Guide-To-Get-You-Started-In-Growing-Cannabis

My apologizes to anyone whom may have given sound advice.

 

Anytime you have a sudden change in the atmosphere of your plants, lighting included (especially when transferring from indoors to outdoors), you will shock your plants unless you are subtle with the transfer. Shock in the early stages of flowering can cause hermaphrodites. If you are looking into moving your plants from indoors(artificial light) to outdoors(the sun), I recommend giving your plants time to adjust. Don't flower your crop yet until it looks healthy, you're gonna end up with junky junk. I think you should start leaving your plant in the sunlight for one hour each light cycle and see if your plant is affected either negative or positive or both. If your plant responds positively, do not up and put your plant in full sunlight, increase that hour to two hours once that plant has been outside atleast twice for an hour before. It might be complicated sounding but you have to treat your plants like you would treat yourself, how would you like it if someone kept you in the house all your life then suddenly put you in the sun permanently? It'd suck.


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Also KTC, do you have a smartphone? If so I'd invest in one of the many free lux meter apps. I have one specifically called "Luxmeter" and it has worked well with me planning my grow box out.


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That's a good control test.

 

FYI. Bringing the plant in and out everyday may also bring in pests you do not want in your house. BTW, didn't you pull up these plants and get rid of everything??