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good job boyo! Keep this updated!

I'll be posting some new pics either later today or tomorrow.

Problem. The bottom leaves on my plant are light yellow and one of them is turning white. What does this mean? Too much water? Too much sun? HELP PLEASE. I'll post pics later.

Can you see my problem? Now the bottom leaves are starting to droop and the second to bottom leaves have a hole in them along with another leave. I'm scared...

I would assume too much water. Sometimes, when you over water a plant, it doesn't like it at all and starts to wilt. Just a guess though.

Hmmmm... thank you. One love.

Alright, guys, I figured out what the problem is and I don't know why it took me this long to figure out something that was so obvious.
1. Too much water. Every couple of days my plant would basically be drowning and I'd save him last second because it's been raining so much around here lately.
2. Trauma. When your plant almost dies every few days, you can imagine what the plant is going through.

So, I've decided to move it inside. It's under my desk with a VERY POWERFUL (don't know exactly how powerful, I just know that it is) fluorescent light above it. I think it will do much better now because its conditions will be much more constant. Florida weather is great for growing, but at the same time it's terrible.

Pros: High humidity, lot's of sun, good amount of rain
Cons: The weather is NEVER constant

Hey, does it stink at all? I'm just wondering because I'm starting a seedling in my house and I cant have pot stink

its gonna stink man... especially when it starts maturing and shit, and if you get like quality shit, youll get danky to the max and hell its gonna reek! grow it outside mang

I told you man, I can't. The weather is constant enough around here and it's been raining a shit load lately. I have a problem so I need to find a new indoor grow spot. The place where I'm growing it has no heat, and no humidity. I might move it into my attic, that place is like a fucking sauna.

Once it gets to the flowering stage then it will be able to survive your conditions probably, but changing locations like that drastically may kill your plant. Just try to keep it outside when it's warm and sunny out then before it rains or every other time it rains just bring it inside for a little bit.

I'm not home for 12 hours of the day, so every few days I come home and it's drowning. If I can find better rain protection for it then I'll put it back outside but if not then it's staying under my desk.

It's... dead...