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The Jilly ain't looking too bad either.

And here are a couple close-ups of the Strawberry Banana Kush:

LIGHTS OUT-- It's Harvest time! Well, at 64 days, the Jillybean has taken a bit longer to ripen than it has for me in the past (the last grow it was set by 60 days). The Strawberry Banana Kush is just about ready. Will take me several days to get around to trimming each of the 8 plants, so, by...

It looks like the brown spot problem is all in the older leaves, which lends more support to magnesium def. I have a feeling the problem with your limp leaves is related to overwatering. You may have started a bit of root rot in the bottom of those buckets. All that said, I feel pretty good...

Looking good! Are you getting any more brown spots?

Hey, boXed - any update?

Look to the stickies under Harvesting and Curing.... https://www.rollitup.org/t/a-perfect-cure-every-time.514841/

Yep, I live in Connecticut. SOS - Sea of Seeds. Wouldn't recommend them, though. I had low germ rates with my order, which included seed from several different breeders.

Congrats! I've been lucky getting seeds. My last order from Attitude took only 6 business days to be at my door. I've had a total of 7 orders from Attitude, Herbies, SOS and Sannies, and haven't had a shipment problem with any of them. Nice strains-- I am particularly interested in the...

I'm going to be harvesting my Strawberry Banana next week, will post before the cut.

That is a solid line up, man. Good for some serious down time.

I find it interesting that mj has totally dropped off the radar of CNN in the last couple of months. They were running several features on the benefits of weed and legalization, and then 'poof' stopped covering it, with the exception of some lame commentary pieces.

Give them a couple days and let me know what you see. My guess is that they'll perk up a bit, but you may continue seeing the brown spots spreading a bit. Don't worry about it, just give the plants some time-- their clock runs a bit slower than yours. The good news is that you'll have vinegar to...

When it comes to your watering, until you get the hang of it I would recommend checking the bottoms of the pots before giving them more water. Stick a finger into one of those holes of yours; if it's still real wet down there, you don't need to water. The mix of soil you have can retain a lot of...

They look a little stressed, but you are doing a great job. Those plants will be monsters once you flower-- Crystal stretches, you know. :-) Your drainage should be fine; what I don't know is if you have overwatered. They leaves look a bit limp. Do you let the soil dry down a couple inches...

The EPA has 'Secondary Standards' on tap water. They recommend that the ph remain between 6.5-8.5. http://water.epa.gov/drink/contaminants/secondarystandards.cfm

A ph of 10 is crazy high. Either you have a bum ph meter, or there are enough negative ions in the water to bind up all the calcium and magnesium in the soil. First, check your meter. You may be giving those plants over acidified water. If the meter checks out ok, I would try some distilled...

Quick questions: you mention that you use ph balanced water. Is it tap, well, RO or what; and what ph are you balancing to? Thnks

Thanks Bigworm-- I have to say that RP has some great gear. Their genetics are solid, I just hope the high is special from this strain-- haven't read any smoke reports on it. I don't grow for quantity; for me it's all flavor and the quality of the high.

The smell of her is a sweet note of strawberry over a background of overripe bananna funk (like slightly fermented banana). Just touching the plant makes me want to lick my fingers. The colas are covered with trichs, but they are still imature and small-headed. I'll be curious if they fatten up...