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Thank you very very much, I thought it sounded to weird to be true but it just caught my attention as something pretty cool. You're a huge help and thanks for the book recommendations I'll definitely look into those.

Mann that's wild

I recently learned about fungus called mycorrhizae that colonizes roots of plants and increases the amount of nutrients the host plant absorbs. The catch is that potassium made during photosynthesis gets fed to the fungus. This intrigued me and made me wonder if there are any other ways to get...

Yeah, this topic is rather interesting to me however. I wanna find out some more about alternative means for cannabis plants to absorb nutrients

That's actually pretty interesting I'd like to hear what some more experienced growers have to say

As far as I know it just increases the amount of nutrients being passed from the soil to the host plant

From what I was reading they made it seem like an albino cannabis plant grew from a seedling that had some mutation that allowed it to take nutrients from other plants in a "parasitic way."

I had never heard of it either, here's the link I read this at. https://www.lamota.org/en/blog/albino-marijuana-myth-reality/

I'm a sucker for interesting looking phenotypes, so I was reading up on white/albino plants. The main thing about them is that they have very little to no chlorophyll so they can't produce food for themselves. However, it was then stated that in rare cases a strain can become parasitic and feed...

man you funny lmao

It's not mine, I was just searching up strains and this picture went with the strain called black widow, however somebody said it was northern lights so it confused me.

Hi, I came across a strain called "Black Widow" (I think it's the one above) but then a comment on the website I was reading threw me off claiming it was a northern lights. Can anyone help me find out what strain this is because the color on it is just beautiful. Thanks!

Do you think it could help with the overall process of developing?

I saw a video on youtube and this guy said he put in a tablespoon of brown sugar into a gallon of water and watered his plants with it. Apparently it doubled his trichomes overnight. Is there any truth to this?

Thanks, you guys have been really helpful this is awesome

Is doing this beneficial to the plant at all? Furthermore could you grow with no light at all with the correct dosage of sugar? As always thanks for your guys's input, it's extremely helpful.

Thank you!!

Thanks!

Old and unusual is what i know looking for

Holy