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i'll second Coho's thoughts, perlite and dolomite make it much nicer i've had good luck with it, though fungus gnats are a common hitch hiker but they can be dealt with pretty easy

yeah, got a caliber III hygrometer for curing, out of the jars at the moment and reading 87% RH, that is Florida kind of humid

killer brown, i remember that, can't say for a fact that it was Michoacan, back then all kinds of names and not so clear where it really came from one batch of brown i remember had a kind of sparkle to it, shiny looking, very seedy, intense spicy taste and superb high

i have experience with bone meal, Miracle Grow Organic bone meal, which has a 6-9-0 ratio of nutrients a good ingredient for tea, but it takes time to break down, as in 4+weeks, not a quick tea, also smells very unpleasant the coffee grounds and worm compost ought to be good ingredients, but no...

it's all about september/october, but i think the chances are good for a fine NY outdoor harvest NOAA, who does the long term weather forecasts, is showing above average temps in the northeast for a LONG time i like it, DEA busts our butts, but another federal agency helps us time out crop, your...

i've seen a number of growers that tend to believe the hermie trait is dominant i.e. you breed to a hermie female, you will mostly get hermie offspring here's my limited experience, just 3 offspring so far, but i'm a small scale grower started with a brain wreck female, had the hermie trait hot...

hmm, no pics for a while, i'll post a NY inside grow, but camera is not too great plant is doing well, just a result of a pollen chuck

i would be wary of such, maybe it would be helpful, maybe not a compost heap gives good material, though the finer points of composting in your area is outside of my experience

interesting, was this mother grown from seed? or was it a clone from another mother plant? the only thing that occurs to me is the increased time of vegging some how made the parent plant more stable

day 65 already, which should be around 45 days of flower i'll admit to being well pleased with the situation, no male parts showing and the yield may be quite nice, it's exploded in the last week may be far faster finisher than i guessed, 9 weeks is my guess now but as usual, al the ripening...

you can definitely judge by eye with reasonably good eyesight a magnifier is nice, but not absolutely necessary, i've done both, hold bud to a bright background it will be different from using a magnifier, each has their own feel

good luck on the grow, i've seen a few pretty good reports on the BP, relatively small number of HGS growers here, HGS nl#5 is a very legit representation of what nl#5 is supposed to be

haven't grown that one, but have done a few from HGS - guessing that's who you're talking about would be interested in following a grow log of BP if you want to post one, seen some interesting reviews on this strain

you can mature a plant under 3 feet, i think any plant can be lst'd or trained for that height you end up with more width or length

still subbed and watching, a nice profile pic of your swazi would be great next time, get a feel for size, enjoying the Swazi look

this would be a male back cross, means using the male pollen on some females to make some seeds then using that same male pollen later on 2nd generation females traits from the male line will become more pronounced in the 2nd generation

seeds from a male plant would be remarkable it may not be impossible, there is a well known breeder(DJ Short) that wrote some stuff up on fertile male hermies however, this is a rare occurrence, the best you probably can do is collect pollen and create some seeds if you freeze dry that pollen...

5 1/2 weeks of flower, may finish a touch earlier than i had been prepared for was prepared for 12 weeks after i saw all that sativa look popping 12 looks like a worse case, more like 10-11 range, mabe a little less 30 1/2 inches tall, the tallest i've yet grown in this setup, just about stopped...

you have me there, probably not, a lot of conditions can be non-specific, which can make for stressful moments PH is a culprit in many situations like this, some soil products break down(such as peat moss) and create increased acidity, if the PH was on the edge before, it goes over and things...

you might not be able to smell bad odors from root rot until it has progressed to a dangerous point to be sure, you'd need to pop the root ball out of the pot and check, which could be a risky process many problems can mimic deficiency because the plant becomes deficient as part of the original...