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A few things about the lollipop method: Some growers that have never seen this method at first look at the pics and laugh or say WTF due to the fact of the stripped down stems in the first weeks of flowering but as MHM said in a prev post--light penetration in an indoor garden can only reach so...

I wasn't trying to be negative at all----Pathogens/virus/mold spores/bacteria and other nasty stuff you don't want in your garden can multiply very fast and cause major problems--I'm sure the time you've put into your garden is valuable and I would hate to see you or anyone loose a crop. 10%...

I love the green organic powerthrive plus b1---I use it will almost everywatering----I use the red powerthrive as a rock-wool soak. A Lot of great research on the benefits of sea kelp and plants love the stuff---very mild.

Thats a good point---I have done it both ways and mixed as well---I'm 100% organic now---I like the taste of organic---You ever had a true organic tomato? outa this world. MJ takes in everything you give it. I would stick with low ratio's----you are going to want something for veg that has more...

Why did you post those pics?-----I'm going to send MerryMaids and some bleach to ya. Not trying to be rude or negative but man---that's one filthy room:(---You're setting yourself up for failure.

Looks tasty as hell-----nice candy!!!-----great color/density/size. I can tell they got alot of love:hump:

that would be a cool test...

Lets get some votes for these growers!!!

You are going to have to look around-a lot are 2/3 part and some you will have to get additives-----Do you want to do organic/chemical or both?-------a lot of choices----FoxFarm has a feeding of 2 parts that covers all----grow big/big bloom---you can also use the big-bloom latter in flower with...

The plants are looking fantastic brother-----keep up the incredible work-------Thanks for helping so many on RIU--------Keep it green!!!:bigjoint:

Please go back and read post #6 of growing 101 class-----You have updated pics posted in the class---you'll be just fine.:hump:

bump----bump----bump

MJ grows well in low or high humidity---it's not as sensitive to humidity as most think due to it's hairy leafs---try to keep it above 30 and below 50----I say below 50% only because of powdery mildew.

you could do that but more effective would be the humidifier and spray bottle tec----use recommended dose-your plants will be fine----use the spray bottle and cover the are in your room with lights off-----plants/growing media/tables/floors--go crazy with the spray----gnats ahte cedar...

Looks healthy and green---good job. My grandmother uses MG/fish oil/oxy plus and a good regular flush in her gardens. As long as your happy with your grows-----that's all that important!!!----keep rocking.

OK----We have made it one week into our class so now it's time for all of RIU to vote on the growers----please place you're vote---you votes will deside who takes the title------NEW GROWER OF THE YEAR 2009----at the end of the class. thank you for taking the time to vote. Of the new growers...

OK----We have made it one week into our class so now it's time for all of RIU to vote on the growers----please place you're vote---you votes will deside who takes the title------NEW GROWER OF THE YEAR 2009----at the end of the class. thank you for taking the time to vote. Of the new growers...

Alright---it's time for an RIU poll-----

So you're doing you're own method then???---My method uses 40 watts or below at 1 to 2" above plant-----if your soil is drying out dailey you need to move the light higher-----cool----we can compare growth---let us know how the watering works out for you. If it was a spidermite you would have...

hard to tell---the pics are a little blury-----Does the pods have a little yellow in the middle of them?