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I don't really chuck.. i throw a male in the mix. It pollinates them around day 21-25. I kill the male off around week 4. I don't save pollen. I just save cuts of my males.

how to make full melt bubble with pure heads and no capitate stalks

Depends on the trichome production of the plants. Any where from 3% to 30% return. Typical yields are a 15% - 20% return.

I didn't make that recipe. That's Gil's recipe. A guy by the name of Roberto put together what I had posted. btw were you ever called fathead or rubber nipples by your friends. just curious based on your name and your sarcastic or facetious comments. I know someone who has the same name with...

It's fine. That's the cotyledon. Those almost always yellow early on. When plants yellow over night, that's usually caused by the soil drying out.

Its a clone only strain. You will have to meet a grower that has it. Any seed companies will have crosses of it. It won't be the same. Its originally bag seed of some northern lights that Josh D and Bubba grew. No one knows what that northern lights was pollinated with. Josh d and Bubba are...

Lacto Ferments will help bulk up. Even the lower buds. Improve trichome production too. Thats the only thing i have seen work like that. It takes 4-5 weeks to make activated labs then another 4 -5 weeks to make lacto based ferments. Your grow will be done by then. Mammoh p will increase...

Alpine Sap pheno 4 day 21

Alpine sap pheno 2 day 21 Benevolence x gorilla glue 4

I posted a lacto recipe for making labs and ffe / fpe 1 page back.

Those are pot worms. They show up in low ph environments. They're not harmful. They're a sign of low ph. If you're fermenting fruit in water you need to add either labs / em1 or leaf mold. Those will produce bacteria that will break down the fruit.

Those are not claims I've seen it in my own garden over the last 20 years. Every time you water. The perlite moves upwards a little bit. If you do no till (recycle your soil) like I have done for years, eventually the perlite breaks down into powder. My current soil is 7 or 8 years old. For...

You can add aeration right before you use it. If adding worms then add some aeration. Don't use perlite. It floats to the top of the soil. It also turns into powder eventually and clogs soil. Use pumice or rice hulls.

If it wasn't exposed to light. I'd say its probably a pellicle and the green stuff is trichoderma. It could also be algae. A picture would help.

Night crawlers and earth worms are not the same thing. Night crawlers congregate at the bottom so they're not good for worm bins. Better for pots. Red wigglers are best for worm bins. They congregte near or on the surface feeding on new organic material.

Oyster shell flour has plenty of cal and mag. So does crab shell meal, neem cake, karanja cake , and gypsum and kelp meal has cal. Also don't let buckets of water sit. Add air stones and aerate the water. If you run into deficiencies early on. More than likely you didn't cook your soil long...

So much misinformation in this thread. Its about efficiency and photons per watt a 630 cmh is 2 315 bulbs in the same hood. The 315 cmh has a much higher efficiency than de hps. The more efficient the more photons are being produced and the less heat there is. 315 cmh is about 10% more...

Gypsum and other rock dusts have trace amounts. Always wear a painters mask when dealing with rock dusts and mixing soils. You don't want to breathe in those particles.

Phos and potassium defs. How long did you cook the soil for? Guano takes over a month to break down. Dolomite lime takes up to 2 years to break down. Thats not enough ewc. Castings should make up a 30% of your mix. You went pretty heavy on the amendments so it should take minimun 2 months...

It means the stomata are open more and processing more light and co2. Its a good thing.