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Your AK probably popped a male flower or 2 and pollinated itself if that's your only plant. Offspring takes it's traits from parents, so although the seeds are likely female(because of self-pollination, not the original fem seed) they are probably likely to herm.

I found this: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=21219&page=3

So I'd like to attempt a spring harvest. Here's the story: I do indoor in boxes, and just finished making a nice 55gal aquarium stand/growbox out of cherry wood a few weeks ago. I made 2 cherry end tables and 2 fish tank stands to furnish my 'spare bedroom' into a normal looking room with a...

I think you're good. the larvae are the real problem and using both will disrupt 2 stages of their life cycle. sounds like a win to me.

Ya know dude, that might be part right. I do get spider mites somewhat often(once or twice a year) on some of my houseplants. I don't smoke those however, so if I see them I just spray the shit with Raid. Kills them dead and they don't come back. I have never gotten mites on my herb, and maybe I...

That sounds like a gnat. This link will tell you if it is and what to do if so. http://www.learn2grow.com/problemsolvers/insectsanimals/insectdamagecontrol/fungusgnats.aspx

You said it yourself brother, it always comes back. I will concede that 'systemic' may not be the technically proper term, but 'permanent' is pretty accurate. The white powdery stuff you see on the leaves is primarily the reproductive organs. The fungus extends into the plant as well and that...

I dunno about that. WPM is systemic. The plant won't get rid of it, so you'll have to watch your buds closely all the way to cure. Try Serenade. It's a bacterial treatment that eats the mildew, then acts as a preventative. If it shows up again, treat again.

looks like white powdery mildew to me.

There are so many 'kush' strains going around now that have no Kush in their genetics at all that I would think it may be hard info to hunt down. If I was going to call a new strain "xxxxkush" just for the sake of capitalizing on the new west coast hot-word, I would try to keep it's non-Kush...

I can't speak for this guy's friend, but if you think there aren't people out there stupid enough to eat 100 hits at a time, you are mistaken. I have personally seen the 4 dudes I mentioned above eat full sheets, and probably another dozen or so dudes eat at least 25 at a pop. These were hits...

A long time ago, 4 of my friends took a damn 100 hit sheet each and went camping. A few hours later 3 of them showed up at my place. I have never seen anybody as far detached from reality as these dudes were. I mean these were dudes I hung out with every day and they were not able to communicate...

Not as simple as it would seem. Depends on grow medium , grow room environment, type of timer you have, strain, and other variables. In hydroton, with a 15 min increment timer, I flood 3 times during light, none in dark. At lights on, 5 hours later, and 5 hours later for 15 minutes each. In...

Does trading count? My bro had some bangin Jack Herer around christmas and I traded him for some of my own. I would have bought an 8th of it either way just cuz it was way beyond the quality of the commercial dank usually available here.

I would type a random sentence here, but HIS are so much more amusing than any of the shit you guys are typing back to him that I feel I shouldn't even try. I keep rereading his posts and I just can't stop laughing. Don't mean to offend, but this guy is a true master of nonsense.

Sativas can be tricky for the new grower for a few reasons. They like a lot of light, which you have. Without it, they like to reach for it and often end up too tall and thin to support themselves and can easily get too tall to manage in flower(9ft ceilings will help there). Sativas take forever...

I don't think it's the rooting itself that is the reason cloning from a flowering plant is discouraged. I believe it is the lengthy revegging process that comes along with it. The new clone will take what seems like an eternity to return to normal vegetative growth. And what it does between now...

Howdy, I grow hydro pretty much cuz I'm clumsy most of the time, nothing at all to do with trying to grow my herb like steroid-pumped freaks. I used to spill dirt in the house a lot and my chick would be grumpy at me over it. I still keep my moms in soil since they don't get moved around much...

I'm sure a few of the plants posted were not intended to be so small, but I'm doing it just for something fun to do. Not like it takes away any grow space from the BIG plants. I'm actually made a teeny tiny pot to grow mine in. Still have to get around to germinating tho, the BIG plants been...

They all work. Topping and LST give more predictable results, and are really similar techniques in principal. Both get the top out of the way so lower nodes can take over. one cuts, one bends.