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That's exactly what I was afraid of. I did a fine mist, properly diluted. Hopefully I didn't fuck up. Never had a problem in veg. Was under the impression two treatments tops, one at the start of flower, one on developing bud. Am I off here?

Dam I'm not going to finish until October. I'm jealous. I can't even really run any sativa doms, just too dam short up here.....

Does it impact the foliage in any way that you can tell? That was my only concern with this stuff only cause it's my time using it.

I've seen a few photos on the internet, videos as well of that neem oil. People showing examples of it drying out the foilage. Don't think I'd want that stuff on my plants.

Stuff seems potent. Less than a teaspoon for a 600 -700 mill hand sprayer. 4 teaspoons on the gallon. I can even spray it using a hose attachment sprayer. Smells fairly bad but diluted not so much. Don't like spraying anything on my plants but this seems to be the least harmful thing out there.

So I broke down this year for the first time and bought the Monterey BT. Now able to launch two pronged attack. Once a week treatment of entire growing area; literally watching the moths flop and die. Can't get them all though. I just sorted out the males, final count is in. First treatment of...

The service is insanely good. Literally 3 days later the package is on your doorstep.

Stop watering those plant every 2 days. Once a week tops. People just don't get it. Marijuana grow a best on the dry side. I think 8 out of 10 people fail at growing weed. Most common causes of failure, too much water too many nutrients.

I use tap water every year on my outdoor plants. Dont even have a ph water meter. I never have issues with my plants because I leave them alone and let them grow. I have never however watered my plants every two days. I'm of the opinion marijuana grows best on the dry side. My ladies get full...

Who is GLG? I order from James Bean every year and always have my seeds in hand, 2 to 3 days after ordering. No reason anyone should be waiting on an order 11 days after paying.

No doubt. I think what I was trying to get across, I'm sure not all of out here are in a situation where we can grow extra large pots. Of course pot size matters but you can still grow some dam fine shrubs with a lot less

Hey man, you don't need to do any research to know how much water and nutrients your dumping on those and it's a lot. I just watched my five/six inch seedlings thrive in 100 degree, direct sun, over 8 hours, loved it and did it on the dry side. You need to discipline yourself to stop hovering...

That's how you do it brother. Whatever works for you. I hear you on lugging that dirt. Least fun part for me and harder as you get older.

Looks like my set up.

You can grow in 5-7 gallon buckets. People forget, not everyone lives in Cali running 100 gal pots. I've done 6ft plans in 5 gallons some years. Key is top early, then again off the split. Cage em and bend em up.

Could hit 49 overnight here in the northeast tonight. Gonna be sunny low 80s tomorrow, soon as the sun hits the ladies, they'll be up. Even though might get a little cold overnight.

Yes they do. Within minutes of placing my order I was sent a link to do CC / Debit card. Tracking number same day. I don't see myself using any other bank in the future. From ultra quick response to quick delivery two years in a row now I'm very happy. I read threads out here where guys are...

Climbed down that rabbit hole a bit. 4th node up on seedling?

Thank you.

Guys give me some help. Growing big buckets outdoors, from seed, where am I looking to top here? My croppin skills were a little weak last year. I'm looking for short bush type plants in my situation. I see photos where it wishbones out of the soil, I need to achieve that. How early on a...