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This is very good advice, however, unless your posting pics of some huge grow, or always posting about selling, I really wouldn't be concearned...but I would disable 'geotracking' in the settings on your camera phone eitherway :)

If you had mites, spraying once isn't going to do anytihng except kill some of the adults. Did you actually see mites, or did you just assume? If you saw mites, and identiied which kind of mite it was, let us know. Different mites sometimes need different treatments. If it was the common...

You NEED pictures before anyone can actually help you. Pictures speak a thousand words :)

You can definitely enhance flavor and aroma. They are expressions of the phenotype, which we all know can be expressed differently in different growing conditions. That being said, there isn't a magic product that will do it, rather multiple strategies that CAN have a positive impact on flavor...

Most people just get swindled by marketing and bad advice on canna forums, lol. If your in hydro, or using tap water, molasses isn't going to do much for you. The sugar is to feed the microbes in your soil, so if your soil or medium isn't cultured, your just putting sugar into it and risking...

500/qp?!?!?!?!?!?!?! That's sooooo cheap. Clients in Philadelphia will pay over 400 for an once of something special! Not that I would ever pay that, or that I think it's a reasonable price, but there is still a HUGE demand and very little quality supply in my area.

Those PK boosters are kinda ridiculous...even though I use them, lol. There is no way that giving your plant extra P and K would have the effect that these products do. Plants uptake what they need and leave behind what they don't. Blasting them with P and K at the end of their cycle...

And most importantly...in a town where it's illegal

You can yield 1-1.5lbs consistently per 600w light. If you sell 1/8th for 60 bucks, that's over 11,000 per pound and half! That's one 4x4 tent, times that number by 6 since you can harvest every two months if your perpetual, and that's well over $50,000 in a year with one little...

a SLOW 6 day dry? That's super quick, IMO. The slower you dry the better. Not buring to a white ash is more a sign of moisture in the bud than anything...If you dry almost any bud enough it will burn to a white ash.

Anything 'Jack' related is pretty amazing IMO. I think PHENO has more to do with smell than anything...I have a Jack Herer I could spit on and it would still produce tons of the stickiest, stinkiest bud ever. When I get a good pheno of something I rarely ask how I can increase smell, rather...

P.S. I recently discovered the benefits of a vaporizer if you grow - You can stick material straight off the plant in there, and after a few 'humid vegatative' hits, the bud dries out and you can get some nice tasty vapor hits. It's really made the wait from harvest to dry enough to properly...

Also, properly cured bud will taste and smoke better than bud that is just dried, adding to the setiment that bud get's more psychoactive as it dries/ages. If anything certain cannabiniods degrade, and the product might get more sedative, but if you tested a bud at the day of harvest, then a...

A lot of people think this phenomenon is true, and there is a chemical change in certain cannabiniods as it ages...or actually degrades, but really it's kinda an uban legend... what happens is people try to smoke bud that isn't completely dry yet, and it doesn't have the same kick. This isn't...

You can use fresh trim immediately for cooking AND making concentrate. In the future, freeze your fresh trimings over night and use them the next day straigh out of the freezer. When the trim is super fresh, putting it in the freezer will help seperate the trichs from the trim and help make...

I have learned that it's best to bend at least few hours after they have been watered and are nice and saturated. I do not recommend bending the day before your suppose to water - the drier they are, they easier they break instead of bend- usually nothing tape can't fix though... Adding silica...

Experiment with it in veg next time you get a chance. Once my plants are vigorously growing in veg I start bending what ever branches are the tallest. When you do that, the auxins in the plant tell it that it is no longer the dominant 'top' and it will send up lower branches to the canopy...

If your environment is dialed and carbon filter is set up properly, it should work darn near 100% for at least 6 months, IMO. I buy a new one every 2-3 rounds, they aren't that expensive and the peace of mind is worth it for me. I always keep a back-up as well. If your realitive humidity...

I can't imagine growing and NOT bending branches. It's an integral part of my style. I can get 6 plants, with a two month veg, under a single 600w to yield well over a #... Before I got into bending and training, I'd be lucky to pull 2oz a plant...Glad to see the OP and everyone else is...

I bend the shiz out of my plants all through veg to make an even canopy. I continue to bend down any dominant colas during the first few weeks of flowering as well. The result is scrog like, minus the cumbersome screen. Everywhere you bend a stem is heals and gets stronger. It's pretty...