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Do you ever come into contact with shitty quality or outdoor pot? Pollen has a way of getting around... :peace: -AR

Goddamned star trek federation busted my shit. Guess the old phrase is true -- loose lips sink ships. :peace: -AR

More than likely, I would call it stress from either nutes, water, or the heat of being too close to your light (they are indoors, right?). The other possibility that I would take into account is that they could have pollinated. When a plant gets pollinated, the hairs turn brown and wither away...

Azamax :peace: -AR

It's the same idea as composting. Eggshells are rich in calcium, which helps the plant manage nutrients. :peace: -AR

How large is the plant, and how large is the pot? If you still have the plant in a veg cycle, then it should still grow. It sounds to me like the plant is root bound (google it). One symptom is stunted growth. You could possibly fix the situation by upgrading the pot. :peace: -AR

Hey folks, I skipped over most of the pages in this thread, so I apologize if this has been mentioned already. Anyways, I applaud the research into LEDs that is being conducted right now, but I think there is a much more viable option for the future of lighting -- plasma bulbs. They are fairly...

That one is definitely a female, and that is definitely a bud on top. Congrats. Though it may only be a single joint, it's your home grown single joint. Given that the other isn't showing bud development, I would call it a male and pluck it. I can't see from your pictures, but chances are, there...

Couldn't have said it better myself. :peace: -AR

Are you just leaving them in the jar, or are you burping them on a regular basis? :peace: -AR

...also, go to bed. :peace: -AR

While a plant would normally thrive on any type of CO2 around the leaf, I would have to say that the molasses would coat the leave and hamper the stomata, thereby reducing or even stopping the uptake of CO2. :peace: -AR

Hi, More than likely, the reason that they smell as such is because when you put the bud into a jar, it was still too wet. As simple as it sounds, cures can be very tricky and will only get better with experience. Next time, the bud should feel almost crispy and ready to fall apart on the...

Shaking it all for keif or using bubble bags to make hash is always a viable option. :peace: -AR

Based on your story, I have narrowed it down to two possible suspects: Santa Clause or the St. Patty's Day Leprechaun. :peace: -AR

Hi, Your best option is to tie down the faster growing branches, giving the younger ones a chance to even out. I use the Yo-yos from hydrofarm. Check them out here: http://www.hydrofarm.com/pb_detail.php?itemid=8238 :peace: -AR

That's one big problem with SCROG as well. You can't just weave the branches through the trellis at the beginning of flower, then sit back and watch it work. The branches will not grow very uniform, defeating the purpose of the screen. It's a continual process; you have to weave the branches for...

You mean the method that sloshes pot around in water, breaking off trichomes? Yea, I've done it. Yea, it does take away tons of water soluble compounds (ie chlorophyl), making it virtually tasteless, but DOES NOT TAKE AWAY ALL THE SMELL. :peace: -AR

Hi, Can I ask how tall you plan on growing your plants? The thing is, I've had tons of experience with SCROG setups. I used to think that they were the bees' knees. But then I discovered how to supercrop. By properly supercropping the plant through its veg cycle, you can level out the canopy...

The main thing about indoor/outdoors is the control you can have over the plants. Outdoors, you are slave to light cycles. Indoors, you can control them, as well as everything else. If it's big yields that you are looking for, then yes, outdoors will inevitably produce more than a CO2 enriched...