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USE GEL PLEASE. Powders are notorious for having an uneven coating, washing off quickly, and other such falicies that lower productivity. Some will argue liquids are better, it comes down to use. Cubes, pucks, bubbleponics, and other cloning methods each work better with different types of...

The questions for any strain, including your pickle on kush or cheese are as follows; What shape of plant do you want? What size of plant do you want? Do you prioritize on a Strong High, an Easy Grow, a High Yielder, a Nice Smell, or Indoor/Outdoor. It all boils down to what you want. But a...

Was just joking around.bongsmilie

Are you a pirate?

Keep your two NICEST plants for the CFL box. Grow them and enjoy :] Pick the nicest one, and take like 1-4 clones before you flower her. Just to keep the genetics around, each individual you have is better or worse than their sister. You'll find your favorite. The weaker two, are at the mercy...

But if a Female herm has fertile pollen, then why wouldn't a Male herm have fertile (wrong word?) ovaries? I've seen fat colas on male plants, it's a good signal that the plant has good bud shape, which is a good characteristic for future breeds.

Off the top of my head, it sounds like the plant saw the wall it was closest to as the limits of root growth, and in nature would probably send hormones to the roots with extra room, and to the plant above ground. Numerous studies show that root ball = best limiting factor on growth.. Try a...

Water + Sunlight = life. All I'm gonna say.

I'm sure it's been pointed out by now, but I just wanted to note; The website itself says 16%-20% THC. Later it says 20%-25% It also claims it's "the most potent cannabis on earth" an OBVIOUS LIE. and later on it claims it's "one of the MORE potent strains" They are feeding you marketing...

Best answer here. Fucking funny.

Let's say you get a male plant, that herms, but has AMAZING QUALITY POLLEN. So you get to pollinate your favorite female. The male would yield seedy bud to stash for a rainy day, and if I'm not mistaken, the F1 generation would have almost no herm traits right? If that's correct, would making...

Well I already leave dead leaves on the soil, but I don't bury them. Also being indoors I don't have any ants.. so that's not a problem. But I'm not planning on worms for a while so plans can still be flexible. I understand that living worms aren't going to feed my plant. The soil aeration is...

How do you feed the worms? Leave a layer of foodmulch on the surface? I want to do organic next go around.. But, do worms die if you hit them with ferts?

Looking good, keep her going! Personally I wouldn't damage her at all. Lst is fine, but pinching is just cruel. Treat her like your newborn child. Carseats are cool, squeezing them into a glovebox and chopping off their fingers to fit isn't.

Yo grouch, how's things coming along? Let's see your artwork. Get us some plantporn please. Ehh, I don't have a favorite yet, personally I like the idea of a natural shape bush. But I'm just getting started, honestly I've only got about 8 months under my belt. Also, stress training/pruning...

Beautiful! Send us a picture so we know what we're looking at.. Actually, give us some mugshots of the whole crowd. Good luck!

I feel like this should be stickied, or at least read more often.. So here's a bump for CFL's sake.

I meant Foliar feeding with pure water earlier, sorry for the miscommunication. I don't fertilize for AT LEAST 2 weeks, where I use half dose, and only on my most vigorous gals.

So wouldn't it naturally root prune ineffiecient roots that aren't strong enough to defend themselves against a worm of all beasts?

To those concerned about health facts; The product which kills the root tips is the paint. If the chemical from the paint meets roots, it burns them. So if the chemical were to be INSIDE OF THE PLANT, it would FIRST have to CONTACT the ROOTS, which would BURN THEM. Which would CANCEL ANY...