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Reading through this thread makes me want to chop a nug off one of mine.... muuust resist

And dog backwards is god. Worship the furry four legged leaders!!

Beware, we're a bunch of lunatics at times, but we mean well.

Just monitor them, don't let them sit in sealed containers without burping often to replace the air. If you see rot forming, isolate the bud asap. You can even remove the mold from a bud and salvage the rest if you're clever and careful enough. It all comes down to one thing, keeping a close...

I've harvest parts of plants before. Some stalks had buds that reached maturity before other stalks. So I'd take the mature ones, leave the rest to grow a little longer. I'd suggest though, not speed drying them. You'll lose sooo much in flavor and high. Also, keep in mind that even after you...

I'm thinking nut burn/lock out

Genetics and strain have more to do with potency then growing conditions. Growing conditions will play more of a part when it comes to yields.

If you put your hand just above the plant, palm down, does it feel hot to you? If not then, I'd say you can rule out heat stress.

As long as it's better chance then what a snowball has in Texas I'm happy

I hope all the plants in your lowes bucket are female seeds? Gonna be a pain if one is male.

I'd let em ride, no sense is stressing them with another transplant.

Make sure when you do your transplant that the soil is as dry as possible, it'll stay clumped together better then if it's wet.

I always say, we're never done learning.

Read as much as you can on here, there's tons of useful info and plenty of smart asses to help answer questions.

Nice setup!

There's some women in my area that... well to put it nicely. Eh wait I can't put it nicely. Hooray for the few true Texas beauties.

Yup, that sounds like Texas. You can definitely say some Texas women can peak the bitch meter. There are some seriously beautiful ones too that make up for the bitch apples.

Just keep it simple until it takes hold.

Texas needs women like that. The majority of the ones here make me want to :wall: and then :spew:

:clap: Yes :clap: I agree, with a soil grow if you prepare it properly. You won't need to feed anywhere nearly as much. There's a lot of BS about this nutrient or that nutrient. I've had great success with just keeping it simple. Quality soil, worm castings, guano and some molasses.