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interesting. the spider webs on my buds were more of a tunnel variety. the web was very fine but extensive. Thought it might have been a spider mite nest, but then i found the perp in the bottom of his funnel.

I suppose I was referring to the danger of unstable genetics leading to further hermie and banana throwers. to me that's not really female. I would rather have a straight up male in my grow, that way it can be easily identified, than a female shooting bananas or sacks.

So spider mites are so hated because of their webbing right? Wouldn't spider webs cause the same hate/issues? I love spiders in and around the plants, but when they web out in my buds it's time to go. Not kill, just encouraged to move on so i can clean the web out.

very well done, i would have lost it after the first "hint hint" don't post that here lol

Hell yeah, most genetics came from some dank land-race strains at some point. I've got some seeds from a seedbank, just didn't want my first indoor and outdoor experiences to have the extra pressure of being expensive seeds. I know the seeds produced from the pollination of a male pollen sack...

Who knows! These girls are the result of me growing out some dispensary bagseed that went sideways, sacks and bananas. Genetics might be unstable but I think seeds produced this way are generally female. Just picked out 8 of the juiciest looking seeds and the 6 that were selected from those...

Might be worm poop? have you noticed any leaves with significant holes in them? check along the veins. I've noticed the worms like to migrate to the veins on their way to the buds/flowers. I've also found some pictures that indicate it might be some kind of beetle egg? Either way it looks like...

Don't you love that sweet sticky pungent smell as you approach your garden, I like how at first it's just a whiff, then getting closer it's just overpowering :lol:.

You can back off the strength of your feed untill you start to see yellowing in the lower leaves, then bump up slightly and hold there till the buds starts to mature and taper off making sure the plant starys to yellow. Just my 2 cents.

Thanks all! They do smell perfectly stinky, not sure what to call it.

Looking healthy. I'd say at least 0.07142857 Stone

New Pictures....

Better late than never I guess. Decided to try an outdoor grow this summer following my first indoor grow harvested in March 2018. I'm growing from seeds that were collected from the self pollination of some of the indoor crop. Ended up getting 2 different varieties ( going to avoid trying...

This times a 1000. If your plants are healthy, mold and pests aren't an issue, i say leave leaves alone. The leaves do provide all the energy for life. you're not removing them on theory, you are applying the knowledgeable you gained and improving your particular growing needs!

Being able to smoke my girls out of one of them would be sweet and kinda dark lol. That's a cool ass pipe too btw.

I think it's really difficult to combat the moths without spraying. They lay so many eggs so fast, and they hatch really quick and turn from tiny yo huge REALLY quick. From my research the best without spraying involves good soil preperation, repellent ground cover and netting. I'll keep up and...

That is amazing. Corn doesn't have anything on cannabis for explosive growth! You might have some viable lumber in those giant stalks. I'm a cutler by day and would love to try to turn a cannabis stalk into a knife handle.

I started my first garden this summer, and those moths are all over that family of plants. Kale, cabbage, broccoli, etc. Luckily they seem happy laying eggs on those plants and are leaving the cannabis alone. I think BT spray will take care of it on the veggies, i still have mixed feelings...

I recommend if you're into ipm and beneficial insects/bacteria, do lacewing eggs alongside the ladybugs. The lacewing larvae don't fly. and lay their eggs amongst aphid infestations.

I wonder if they eat budworm eggs too? I saw more wasps/bees/hornets when the 2 spotted cabbage moths were out in force.