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Isn't the frost going to kill what you have out still?

It looks like week 5ish to me.

He entered the race a year later than Hillary and made up a 60 point gap. That is unheard of in the political arena. He has only gained popularity since then, supporting bills like Medicare for all that the majority of the public supports. These are facts. Also, you are bad mouthing a...

Where is he growing though? The seeds are from Maine and so is the success story posted above.

How did they produce?

Thats def a nitrogen deficiency. I use FloraNova bloom (basically the same as maxi bloom) from start to finish but have to add nitrogen to keep them green in bloom.

Its called name recognition, you fool. Hillary approval rating is currently even lower than trumps, look it up. Meanwhile Bernie is the most popular politician in the country.

from your narrow little lens if you don't support hillary for 2020 or criticize her you must be a trump supporter? You posted a hillary 2020 slogan and you ask what does she have to do with anything? why are you posting pro hillary garbage? damn you are ignorant.

Where can I get a clone here in New England of something that it is ripe and ready outside right now - late Sept?

Should have kept a mother of it in case it was worth doing again. Even if you had the name, who knows what you would end up getting if you ordered it again. Those seed banks are so unreliable and who knows if what you received was a pheno / variation in the genetics.

Whats that have to do with Hillary Clinton or her policy positions? What you just did is whataboutism to perfection. As if you can only choose bad or worse. She lost to the worst president in American history for a reason, she needs to be out of any discussion concerning 2020 because she is an...

Is that Hillary slogan for real? The same Hillary Clinton that has her daughter out speaking for alcohol lobbyists, repeating anti medicalization of marijuana rhetoric - 'all the studies, aren't in' bullshit? They literally cite and repeat junk science studies that are funded by the beer and...

Im in Vermont and I need genetics that finish outside in late sept/ early oct. I moved here from western NY and the strains I brought with me are weeks behind what they did there. Anyone in New England have ripe buds outside right now that they have a mom of?

Ive had no trouble w that sched in NY because you have to wait or the corn to go in and get sprayed. Many yeI just can't figure out how a move only a few hours northeast would affect my flowering cycle by 3 weeks. Fack!! Wouldn't the short season cause them to flower sooner? So the only way...

You said it exactly, you have to plant enough to lose some. I moved to Vermont to eliminate choppers and cops- no eradication here. I'm going nuts right now though because my strains aren't finishing and now I've got to worry about the corn getting cut. I was in NY and these fucking things were...

. The few at the bottom are just about 6ft. - Hashplant, Blue dream. I also did some cotton candy kush but I don't think you can see those shortys.

I vegged 240- 20oz containers, under a 1000 watt MH in stages. All were healthy little bushes about 16/20 inches high before they were planted. Cuttings and clones will start flowering at the same point since it is depending on the hours of the sun. The plant genes would determine how long...

If the season is shorter, why would they veg 3 weeks longer? That doesn't make sense to me. If the season is shorter that would mean they would start flowering sooner, not later.

I grow in the corn and Im pulling my hair out right now. I moved from western NY to Vermont and Im puzzled with wtf is happening w my crop. I brought a couple strains with me that finished the 25th-30th of September last year(perfect for corn) and I assumed they would do the same here in...

I grow in New England as well and Im pulling my hair out right now. I moved from western NY to Vermont and Im puzzled with wtf is happening w my crop. I brought a couple strains with me that finished the 25th-30th of September last year(perfect for corn) and I assumed they would do the same here...