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Well everyone i just added pics today of one of my plants. this is the same plant that was in the 1st set of pics. I am not 100% sure of what it is, as it is a test subject of some new soil and ferts. I think that this will be a good yielder if its a female. i hope evryone has a good grow this year!

this particular plant is a champ. it survived 2 frosts and was planted wayyyyyyyy to early.

is it still to young to tell the sex?

Thank you!

Plant update!

nice to meet you.

just chop the three dude. post some pics of the 3 plants.

Its already into flowering dude. if you dont get rid of the mildew and it dies then you wasted months on the plants. do what you can to rid yourself of the fungi. SPRAY! SPRAY! SPRAY AWAY!:clap:

get some fungicide. spray the hell out of the leaves and stems. But dont put to much on the stems.

On a side note. One should actually hope that this is indeed what he claims it is. Because if it is, then there might be pure CG on the market able to be enjoyed once again as a pure strain.

Yes. True CG is indeed a rare strain. And yes it is unlikely that a seed of ANY plant would last 30 years in a cup and still be of some use. But it is NOT impossible. Remember, marijuana is an extremely hardy plant and can wistand almost anything with the exception of someone trying to kill it.

I suppose we will see the outcome of this grow. If it is indeed what he says it is, then what? Will all that doubt this grow then apologize? Or will you just merely fade off into the dark as a scolded dog does? Only time will tell. If he does not continuously update with pics and show himself to...

I want to see this at harvest time

It doesnt show anything about making the wax to smoke.

Ok people. i know you know how. let us in on the steps to do this!

Id like to know how someone would make wax concentrate.

well i hope that it works. i will try it with some cayenne pepper added to it.

never heard of it.

Id take it outdoors and drain the hell out of it and leave it in the sun all day. If anything you can repot it and replace the soil.

is it an outside plant or indoors?