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Well after I watered her with the new shultz food, the very next night I looked at the dirts surface, and there were fuzzy roots poking out of the ground all over the place, I was like "WHAT THE FAWK ARE YOU DOING!?" Talk about (P)/(K) booster!

I remember when I saw two little clones taped to a rubbermaid. Excellent. I hate the feeling of that first chop, I always tell her I love her, and she did good! But I always feel so effin' sad, like losing a friend. I don't even care about media at this point, just know that you saved those...

I don't want to read 3 pages of whatever, so here goes; It just looks like light burn. I'm guessing you had the light about 1"-2" away. Just back it off like 1/8"-1/4" If your soil has "Dolomite Lime" mixed in with it, then don't worry about pH. Dolomite Lime naturally neutralizes pH to...

igpay atinlay is oremay ikelay histay. Please can we just type like normal? I hate trying to read GaNg$t4 Sp33k. I'll be cruisin' around in my trollocopter.:leaf:

I'm guessing about an ounce each.

I meant, why don't you CS a clone of her, and pollinate her with her own seperate male pollen?

Oh, if you mean that you harvested most of your plants, but plan on re-vegging them with some buds on the plant, and then taking clones after it has healthy vegetative growth, then this will work. But you should have been WAY more clear about this.

Why don't you just clone from the plant (or root division if the new growth is out of the ground) and then experiment with Colloidal Silver? (Spellcheck?) And after the plant has new leaves, couldn't you technically pull off the leftover bud and smoke it?

This is true for clones. For seedlings, the plants won't grow much foliage until they have sufficient roots in place, and have plenty of ways to recieve moisture. So when growing from seed, this isn't accurate. To the fag that's messing with Alex Kelly, his signature is his liability...

The only leaves this will work on are succulent, or at least thick. Paper thin leaves like cannabis = a no go.

The key word is slow release. These are good for perennials/plants in your garden that you intend to harvest fruit from over a long period. With cannabis, you want to feed it in an accurate time frame, and have it use all the available nutrients before you completely kill the plant and remove...

All I can say to this is; Shut the FUCK up, and google senescence. If you harvested those plants at the right time, they have spent all their energy in floral production. If what you are holding in that picture is one week after harvest (which frankly makes no sense) then that flowering branch...

I hate when I find her slapping my light bulb. Some plants just don't have respect for our equipment.

Just learned how to multi-quote! Of course it's ready to produce, it's producing. And I've been lucky enough so far that it has no suckers. Just one big tomato plant. I walk around town pulling suckers off large trees whenever I see them, it's my way of saying "enjoy your day tree, here's some...

FUCK that, I want pictures NAO! If you're willing of course. I just read a thread about a 150w CMH grow, guy pulled roughly .56g/w. But he hasn't weighed it dry yet, this was just the estimate at 25% of wet weight. I wouldn't doubt that he'll pull a little more.

Have you sprayed the plant with anything? Have you added any food/fertilizer(I hope not) Anything else you've changed in the last few days?

56 views on such a specific subject, with no help?

TheOrganic, you seriously need to read my posts better. You are so quick to assume things. I know that high humidity isn't good in flowering, that's the entire reason this thread was made. I'm not going to get a dehumidifer, I've said this twice now. I never came off like a know it all...

I would like to encourage you to take a look at Compact Fluorescent Lamps. "CFL". Way more efficient, better color spectrums, and easier to use. Go ahead and flower them, but be advised they will probably shoot up at least 6" in the first week and a half.

You can't go about it that way.. First of all, for a perpetual, clones are ideal since they all mature at roughly the same time. Now, for good lights I see a lot of people pull around 1g/watt. But it depends on Genetics, Lighting, Available Nutrients, Age, Humidity, Heat, Light Schedule...