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Like this little Banana leaf wrapped number: Or, this brown paper bag wrapped 'senior citizen' (imo - this paper works just as well) We gotcha covered :bigjoint:

Genetics: Old Malawi Killer x Panama Goddess 100% Sativa (F1) FLOWERING INDOOR Claim: 11-12 weeks (77-84 days) My reality: after vegging for about 5 weeks: flowering time was 100 days (14.3 weeks), counted from the start of 12/12 cycle. NOTE: This was still early (imo), this could have gone...

I wish I grew on the scale where I needed a trimmer :) I dry trim (using mostly glove work and a bit with shears). Four plants (20 ounces), takes me approx. 1 hours. To go from plant to jar. One day I hope to go back to large, outside grows. When the thought of hand trimming losses its...

I keep 'dwarfed' mother plants. Once matured, they have a few glands on the main stem and branches. These give off some odour. I personally find, if you feed them anything that hits the terpenes (like soluble sulphur of potash) in veg, it raises the odour. So avoiding that helps. Indica's (in...

Smoke report for Strawberry Banana Kush: https://www.rollitup.org/t/strawberry-banana-kush-reserva-privada-dna-genetics.1052906/

Genetics: Bubble Gum (male) x Crockett's Banana Kush (female) 70% Indica | 30% Sativa FLOWERING INDOOR Claim: 9-10 Weeks (65-72 days) My reality: For a mature cloned plant, 68 days (counted from first sign of pistils in 12/12 cycle). NB: If cloned and given too short a veg time (say 1 week)...

Well the SBK is now dried to between 54% and 60% RH. And has been placed in jars. Bear in mind, the smaller plant was vegged for 2 days and the larger plant vegged for 1 week (before the 12/12 cycle was engaged). And, they had limited space (compared to the other/main four plants -...

I generally use four 12 liter square pots, in a 1 meter squared tent (2m high). Medium: Soil, or Coco with perlite (always hand watered though). Under 480 Watts of QB, I pull 530g

Taking a whizz through the thread, very Informative information (its why I like this site). No need to Spend A Penny on ferts. Piddle around with PH-ing or Tinkle with chemicals! In this time of hardship, Wee should all avoid Leaking money from our financial purses. No need to Piss money 'up...

I figured there would be a 'secret technique' :) Cheers for passing it on. Good for future reference

you have a rudimentary splint on there, so all should be good. It 'looks' relatively early in flower from your pics (a few weeks). You'll hopefully end up with a big 'knuckle' on the stem (where the injury occurred) ..which might turn beneficial in the long run :)

Mango Sapphire just arrived. One major gripe with the wooden box packaging Humboldt use; when I managed to pry off the massive blob of glue sealing the container with seeds ..the cap opened as well and all the seeds flew out. This was followed by a loud "FUUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!" ..then, hunting...

Day five of drying: Thought I'd add a pic from my cheap-o-matic fan/dry box :) To illustrate how the plant 'shrinks' in drying. Compare the plant on day 5 of drying, to what the plant looked like the day it was placed in the box (the last picture, in my previous post). As each drying day goes...

Personally speaking; I thought the speech was good and at least attempted to start the ball rolling in a direction ..rather than an ever decreasing circle. I really hope people in the US patch things up. There is a world out there that loves you and all your foibles ;)

Sorry Ryder, I can't help you. I'm a hand watering kinda guy

Mango Sapphire sounds very nice indeed. Thanks, I shall add it to my 'to do' list :)

***Monday 26th April (7pm - 36 Hrs in darkness) - Harvested Strawberry Banana Kush plants*** 91 days (13 weeks) for the larger SBK plant. 86 days (12 weeks, three days) for the smaller SBK plant. *Sparks a Goldmine joint* And so, the tent falls silent! All fans grind to a halt and the last...

I came to this thread and simply found a full stop! I feel cheated somehow

When people ask: "What did you do this Sunday?" I will simply reply: "Ahhhh ..Keepin' busy, stacking my blocks!"

When I need to defoliate, which I do very little of, I follow these simple guide lines: Don't remove all leaves in one go, no more than 4 or 5 larger leaves in one pruning. When pruning a branch; look at it as levels (each node set). Then, prune first set of nodes. Leave the next. Prune...