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it looks like it had a good childhood.

okay, i decided to remove both of the husks of the shell and found out that the black part was just a coating which is part of the coatings that holds the two cotyledons together. i peeled it off and the seed embryo was white. weird, i think it was a wasted seed.

oh, that's a first for me. i've been using normal tap water for most seeds. i think this is a bad seed.

so i germinated one seed (cotton candy from delicious seeds) this is what it looks like after it cracked taproot is black? anyone have an explanation for this. i've been cracking seeds through shotglass and in paper towels fine actually but have never seen something like this. it actually...

thanks! they're put outdoors though. the temps reach from 30-35 celcius sometimes. they're still alive, sativas are doing well. indicas are doing crap.

thanks for clearing that up! it was never really mentioned that you should only take note of the trichome head, not the stalks. new lesson of the day.

thanks, but my concern is that only the trichome heads have color (the mushroom top?) while the rest are clear in color. does that mean anything?

I have a NLxbig bud plant. It's not yet that mature in terms of age but i'm getting confused about the trichome production the trichome head is amber (some red/orange) on most of it but the stem/shaft or whatever you call it is still clear. what are your thoughts on this? it's an outdoor...

Beginner soil mix attempt here there's a lack of proper ingredients where i'm from and only have gotten this: potting mix (loam based, composted already with fertilizer and what not) vermicast (worm castings) vermiculite perlite soilless potting mix (for the top-soil/filler) what % of the...

some people don't like grinding their weed tho cause it breaks off the trichomes and rather smoke the bud as is

that's too near! at least put them a 1-2 feet away.

i suggest remove it from the water then put it in paper towel, wait 2 days and if it hasn't cracked. force crack it by gently squeezing it till you hear a pop (do this as a last resort) worked for me a few times

Here are pictures of my plants that have a crapload of yellow leaves. i'm thinking it's a a bunch of deficiencies but we're feeding it alot. we are by no means experienced growers, we just learn along the way. (first grow) soil : garden soil for NL and swazi, soilless for Lemon skunk feeding...

thanks, will try mixing all cayenne, peppers, garlic, soap into one and see what will happen. did you try to heat/simmer then first or just put them in a blender then strain?

okay, but it's kinda hard finding really specific kinds of chilli. do they base it on Scoville scale? cause habaneros range from 100k-350k, just like scotch bonnets. ghost peppers are 1m lol. okay thanks, i was thinking of organic alternatives since my plant is flowering already. i already...

question, does it have to be habaneras? can i use different kinds of peppers?

understood. i was thinking of spraying a pepper garlic mix spray. then spray with a few days or a week after. (avoiding buds of course)

oh. crud, i'll try to spray with neem. then alternate it with some pepper spray.

Just wondering what kind of deficiency is this? plants are kinda spotty. i know the line bugs are responsible for the weird white lines. i don't see any kind of spidermite problem since i don't see anything under the leaves all i could tell is that if leaves are getting pale, it would mean...

its called sensimilia (sp?). unpollinated female is stronger because no energy was put into making seeds but rather than the bud/trichomes/other stuff :D i've tried baguio gold (i assume you're from the cebu, philippines) and it's ayt. so-so at best. landrace seeds here aren't so good unless...