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For fungus gnats get mosquito bits. They're more like chunks or Pebbles they won't blow all over your room neem oil works well above the soil I haven't really used it as a soil drench so I don't know how well it works for soil bugs. Another thing you can do is put a layer of sand on the top of...

Looking good buddy :weed:

It has been a while since I posted so I thought I would show everybody that is still interested what I am doing now. Here is a picture of my candy kush that is finishing up 8 weeks.

Any bugs in the medium?

Beautiful :weed:

It looks like too much Bloom nutrients. What are you feeding her how much and how often?

Leaching will only help for salt build up. Why would you want to flush? The only thing that will accomplish is making the plant cannibalize itself for mobile nutrients, it does nothing for immobile nutrients.

Be patient. Transplant shock takes a little time to get over with some plants. I had one that took 14 days before she stop drooping after that she was happy. She had lived in a 1 gallon pot for 3 months then move to a number 5 pot:weed:

These are my homemade S1 orange Fruity Pebbles seeds.

Got some new genetics to play with.:weed:

Those are pollen sacs you have a male there my friend.

Yes she's definitely burnt. Notice the burnt tips on the leaves and you have the nitrogen curl. Best thing to do Leach the soil get rid of some of the excess nutrients and salt and don't feed so much. Ocean forest soil is hot to begin with and you're adding nutrients just be careful on how much...

They look good. Good job! :weed:

Your outcome will have a lot to do with the strain you are growing and the health of your plants. If you keep your plant healthy and stress free you will see at least at the very least four ounces more if you get your environment nutrients and everything else stable. But nothing is guaranteed...

Not bad... Good job :weed:

You should never spray in flower. You can also use a mix of 1 part alcohol to 8 parts water. Not as effective as other stuff but it evaporates fast. DON'T SPRAY THE BUDS WITH ANYTHING!!!!

You can have time for both i spend less than 30 minutes a day checking on plants. See if they need water maybe a quick trim. Then its off to play with momma. The only time I spend more time than that is when I transplant.

I also have kids the best thing to do that I found that works for me. may not work for you. wait till the kids go to sleep to do your gardening my flower lights run all night and they're off during the day.

Flower them when they are about half of the final height desired. They will stretch quite a bit usually to double the size.

Depends on your space and your light