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I agree that auto flowers are something different than the real marijuana that people have been smoking for thousands of years. It's a new, trendy thing. I avoid giving any advice for auto flowers. My advice is to grow photo period marijuana.

That is a male.

The cat is merely demonstrating a high-stress training (HST) technique. The plant will be fine.

Leave them for at least 14 days....Trim and jar them up with a humidity gauge....wait for the moisture to equalize.....Grove bag heat sealed

The trim I used was a combination of a bunch of different strains....been saving some of it in the freezer for a couple years. The mistake I made was when I put it into the washing machine, I should have added some water and allowed the trim to soak until it was a bit pliable. But I just added...

I have to confess that I want to try a vertical run....but haven't done it....mostly because all my lights are designed for placement directly overhead.

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In Nature, the Sun moves across the sky and plants get more lateral exposure -as opposed to indoor grows that have (in most cases) a stationary light source overhead. I use a grow tent for my plants and the positioning of the light is limited. I trim up the lower third of larfy branches and big...

Wellllp...I just slabbed up 11 grams of medium-quality bubble hash that I got from my trim. It's olive-green and kind of translucent if you hold it up to the light....smells good...much better than nothing. I'll put the slab into a Grove bag and check it in a few months...*shrugs*

My understanding is that once you take the bubble hash and roll it with a warm roller to combine and soften it, you can slab it or roll it into temple balls, etc. and then cure it. A Frenchie Canoli video was where I heard it. Anyway, yeah if nothing else, the bags will come in handy for long...

I'm processing some trim for bubble hash and I was wondering if Grove bags can also be used for curing hash.

I would not want to smoke weed that has been bug bombed.

Just Google cannabis grow floorpans and pick the design you like the layout of.....scale it up or down and there you go.

I used the spring-loaded ones for years....hated 'em! Then, I stumbled onto these Dr. Slick's 4" Micro-tip scissors (used for tying flies for fishing). Wow! I love 'em! :) https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/516wkTfpthL._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg

Up until the time when growers started focusing on growing sinsemilla back in the 70's, most all weed was seeded, landrace weed that had been stabilized by nature after many generations. Growers started mixing up everything with hybridization and they intervened on the natural pollination...

Those flowers do not look ripe, so the 'nanners must have formed early enough in flower to have facilitated those seeds to fully develop. I thought the question was about plants that start to throw 'nanners in late flower.

If the plant is truly ripe then the pistils should have turned brown and receded....at which point they won't be viable to accept pollen. As it's already been stated, there wouldn't be enough time for seeds to develop, anyway.

Are any of you guys familiar with another Ohio strain called "Meig's County Gold"?

The only type of lights that I haven't grown with are plasma and CMH. I think plasma is a thing of the past and I'm already looking at getting a new CMH unit when I buy another light. I see advantages to both. I grow in the winter so it tends to be a little too cool in the area....That's an...

Yes. That is a very good pH.