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In the western parts of the globe, fall/freeze up time can spell mold and mildew for some gardens if not properly vented, cooled, clean, etc. Air flow is critical for a dense canopy. Keep good air movement throughout your screened gardens. Foliage below and some within your canopy, can be...

Unless there is reason that does not meet the eye, you may find yourself far better off allowing the plant to fill the majority of your screen prior to flowering. Most strains will not fill more than 20% of the surface area during the first few weeks of flower and thus, you will be selling your...

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I like to follow the measurement of gr/M2 or GSM, so I place one plant per 1 square meter screen. If you go 2' X 2' screen per plant you can fit two rows of four, and cover it with your lighting. Depending on strain, 5 to 10 gallons of soil would be fine. Felt pots, bags, air pots etc. Plastic...

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Coming right along! Looks like you have some time, Ill pop in and check you out at harvest time. Post up an update over at ETS eh? Woodsmantoker~

TIP: Cut and fit a small net pot (2") in the lid of your bucket. (off to the side of course). Cut out the bottom of the net pot and use a neoprene insert to keep out light. Slide your plugs, air lines, what ever, though this hole. The neoprene snugs your cord, keeps out light, and allows you to...

One night after a course that I was teaching at a local compassion club, I was approached by a gentleman who was attending the class. He told stories of being decedents of a family of smugglers. I was asked about germinating seeds from the 70's and gave my best opinions. Afterwards, he pulled...

Ive had both the mass in very orangy and ak stupid potent standard beautiful ak so i hope i get a good ratio of pheno's. say what?

I am usually here but away, Or away but here. Thanks! Woodsmantoker~

Pound Town, I try to avoid plant issue diagnosis here, and keep it scrog. However, from time to time I simply help my fellow "trellising cultivator" in anyway I can. I would suspect nitrogen deficiency as your yellowing issue. This would likely be the reason growth nearly ceased at some point...

Oriah, Can you get an image up of the entire set up? Looks like a rubber maid tote under the screen there... Curious and could be of help in determining your issues with filling the screen. Some more details about the cycle and what all has transpired over the last few weeks etc. also could be...

Icemud, you might try picking up some sand at a craft store or Walmart? etc. By making a layer over the top of your soil half an inch deep or so, and keeping your soil covered this way, you may be able to get rid of the sticky traps by creating a inhabitable environment for surface area egg...

This plant is a project... With as many questions as there are about crossing an AF strain and a standard photoperiod plant, I thought it was due time to share. A project that was "originally" designed to bring Chocolope to the AF lineup. Although the out-cross will not completely exhibit...

I would like to see the Scrogged Autos. LST can help. (mostly contingent on the traits of the parent lineage)

aka - "$wag" 60 - 65 day life cycle. One plant being added to the garden every week for 8 weeks, after 60 days starts a perpetual harvest cycle of one plant per week at 2 - 3 ounces. (or there about)

Let this clear some confusions and answer some questions. Let the rest be a gallery folks! Post em if ya got em!

The return of Ruderalis By DMT - Monday, July 21 2003 TAGS: CC43 This wild hemp strain, once discarded as useless, is making a comeback among both serious breeders and casual croppers. Deep in the North American woods lurks a recent addition to the marijuana gene pool: Ruderalis hybrids! The...