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If you have a fan blowing on it, it can do that as well. I wouldn't worry about it

Frizznittle

nice trolling br0!

Yeah I miss the OC, I couldn't live anywhere but cali lol. I plan on moving back once the wife and I save up to buy a place.

cinnamon works the same way but with fungus. Cinnamon is a natural anti-fungul/anti-viral.

Check for powder mold. Do the buds look like they are rotting? If the plant is healthy than it losing it's smell isn't a big deal. It just means your neighbors won't notice as easy.

looks like they are hungry and might have gotten to close to the light. The second picture looks like it's lacking N or possibly P. If you have been feeding them I would say give it a nice flush to remove excess nutrients (can be just as bad as not enough), and give it a 1/4 strength feeding and...

Good information. I was hoping that it would involve more of the effects of the different stimuli in regards to marijuana, but it is some good base information of why plants move the way they do.

I am not sure about flavor curing. I do have a friend that would take those Altoid Sour Tangerine tins and leave one or two of the candies in it, and put like maybe an 1/8th in there for a couple days. It made the bud taste more citrus, but that was well after cure and only with small amounts.

most people just keep a light on them for warmth. You can put them on a heating pad or in a warm room, as long as you are keeping the soil warm. Warm soil = happy roots.

I grew up in Yorba Linda and Anaheim. Nice site that you started up lol.

I have willow tree's in my yard, so I use it for a few different things. Cloning, starting seeds, transplanting, if I've damaged roots I'll use it to help speed up it's recovery time. People have been using willow water for years. You would be surprised what in your yard can be used instead of...

You would probably start to get some seeds. As a last ditch effort a female plant that hasn't been pollinated and has passed her prime will herm to try and produce seeds before it dies to keep it's genetics alive.

If your strapped for cash then I'm gonna say your probably going to be going with a CFL (compact florescent light) grow. There is a whole section of the forum dedicated to CFL growing. As for seeds, I am not sure where to get the cheapest ones, I just grow bag seed and seeds that other people...

If you have any willow tree's near you, you can make some willow water and water your plants with that. Helps stimulate root growth and health.

Look at the First Aid kits. I got one out of there that I used for a PC grow case for sexing my clones. Always handy to have a first aid kit around anyway.

It really depends on the size of the pot that your plant is in. The bigger the pot the slower your plant is going to be growing, because it's filling that pot out with roots. The plant focus's on the roots before it focus's on the top part of the plant.

I leave my doors open when the lights are on so the temps stay around 77ish. 80 is the highest you really want to let it get. If you can leave the doors open or put a fan in there to blow air out I would do it.

Those sparks you see isn't because the nutrients in the soil, some how traveled up the plant, into the nug in it's pure form, wasn't used and for some reason sparks when it burns. It's because of to quick of drying/curing. That sparking is water heating up in the plant and turning into steam...

for CFL lighting 1 foot away is awful far away. That plant isn't getting nearly as much lumens as you think it's getting. CFL lighting lumens decrease by half at about 2-3 inches from the bulb. Put your hand on the top of the plant and get the light as close as you can with out your hand being...