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I'm sure its because of the nature of his business that they cut him off. It can't be because he doesn't deliver. I was lucky enough to order some KO Kush from him recently (which, btw is doing fantastic) and I ended up getting two additional packages for free for no reason. It was great, I...

I have access to one if I want it, but it was mostly just a thought I wanted to entertain.

Ya if you find the older chests they don't seem to have as strong of an odor, but I bet the birchwood would probably be the ideal wood, if wood was what you wanted.

Hey people, Anybody ever tried or heard of anybody using a cedar chest to do the initial drying? Not that I think it's some breakthrough in cannabis, but I'm wondering if it would have any impact....open for discussion. I doubt you'd aquire any cedar-like flavors into the bud, but it might...

The important part is you got them to root, which is pretty cool considering how far into flowering you are, but it will take a considerable amount of time to snap them back into veg.

I know what lime is used for, but why are you wanting to put it in your mix? Its not needed for cannabis, especially when grown in containers. It will create alkali conditions in your soil that you'll only be able to offset by giving it acidic water. If you use a good mix of perlite in your...

I was going to suggest a nuclear fussion reactor....you know? just really capture the sun. Wonder if the neighbors would complain...

hey there, Do you use untreated tap water? Most municipal water is quite alkali.

The dark green color in the leaves tells me you have too much nitrogen, so overall probably just pull back on the ferts and keep your ph in the zone.

Good advice, thanks. I've found that warm, ph corrected water keeps the soil ph in line.

Howdy all, I'm trying to find a heating element that I can leave in a 5 gal bucket to keep my water temps in the 80s...right now I toss my watering can (plastic) into the microwave to individually heat up a liter of water, but I want something that maintains constant temp...all I can find...

So how was the KO Kush? That's what I got right now, I've cracked 4 beans and am just a couple weeks from finding out sex, but two are growing shorter and slower, smaller leaves, and the other two are growing robust with larger leaves, branching out well too.

Hey, The way to tell if you need to chop or not is to gauge the smell, the dankyness will begin to receed. If you notice that today the smell is less intense than yesterday, bring her down.

Could be your water if you arent treating with a little ph down. Spendy water. Of course you will need to give it a good flush to snap them back into the game, make sure your water temps arent cold either.

The condition of these plants display the classic symptoms of ph problems and perhaps a bit of overwatering. It's not as easy a problem to fix as say, some spotting from over nuting. Your growth is going to slow down for a while until the problem is solved, and that means you'll need to pull...

hey, it depends on how big your plants are, but 4 from seed would be about the most it could handle, I have a cabinet slightly larger and I did 5 small plants last time, and it was a pain in the ass tending to them, taking them out to water them, for example. If you don't let them branch out...

https://www.opengrow.com/index.php?showforum=25 This is in sannies grow report section of his forums, Lots of finished pics of customers who grew various sannies strains.

I'm growing some ko kush right now, too early to show off, 4 week old seedlings.

Seedbanks are a lot like life: There's a lot of bad choices you can make. A lot of the breeders that all seedbanks carry are nothing but pollen chuckers...you can buy dutch passion from wwms or tude and a few others, and 100% of dp genetics is shit...so you compound that with all these...

No way, that will generate terrible results.