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Don't forget - You'll need this place to provide pest and disease control, then harvest, dry and cure for you too. Piece of cake.

Betting you misread or misunderstood. I've read much of his stuff and have never seen anything like that coming from JC. Probably said it could take five days to germinate, and to plant at twice the depth of the seed, not the sprouted root.

Yeah, they aren't perfect. Yeah, they'll smoke just fine. Considering what you started with Orros, you did a great job to bring these to this point. Harvest, dry, cure, enjoy! That's all you need.

Looks like you've got a couple of things going on there. The white specks look like whitefly, and though I can't quite make out the other, they could be woolly aphids or some type of scale insect. Since I recently nearly killed a plant treating for pests, I'll let someone else advise on that...

Don't forget the electrified wire across the top of the fence! They want smoke, so smoke 'em.

With autoflowering plants, yes it's the entire growth cycle. With photos, it refers only to the estimated flowering time.

Yep. I use a relatively small amount for meds and don't use it much for fun, and since I can legally grow outdoors and get them big, a successful grow with one plant is all I need. Of course, that doesn't stop me from "playing" and usually finish 4-5 so I can try different techniques, strains...

Keep it out of direct sunlight or probably no chance.

OK, now tell us how they were stored.

No, definitely leave it in. I store many kinds of seeds in a plastic container in the fridge with a couple silica packs and it works very well. No problem with seeds several years old.

Sorry to hear that, but it did look real bad so not surprised. Yes, cut the lost portion off in the hope the energy diverted to what's left will beef up the flowers a bit for you in the time you have left.

I think this is more worrisome than a typical break. Sounds like insects or some sort of mechanical damage got something nasty started. Hope I'm wrong, but I'm thinking you may lose it. That wound looks scary.

Most sites offer the option to view the products with prices in US Dollars. On Attitude's site, click the US flag image in the top right. If you pay over the phone they can probably get the amount exactly right by checking the exchange rate during the process, but when I've ordered online my...

It is absolutely illegal to import seeds into this country. What is boils down to, is you pay your money and take your chances. Pay for stealth shipping and insurance to better your chances of actually receiving them. I have heard and read of many instances where Customs has seized seeds coming...

Definitely won't forget those storms. We are in a safe place, but the road leading out was like a river. I think some never made it back to Love Creek, unfortunately. Strange situation this year for sure - we need all the rain we can get, but can only hope it doesn't come all at once again.

Another Brookdale guy here! And yeah, the traffic is no fun. Weekends can be a nightmare right now because Hwy9 between Santa Cruz and Felton is closed so everyone has to travel over just one road to get there. If you can deal with that, otherwise the area is Heaven.

You super-cropped it and it will be fine.

Just thought I'd throw it out there because he's new and did not mention magnification. Of course, unlike me, he might be young and not need magnification. Nice looking plant, and it's probably fine.

I agree entirely, but on the other hand...... Most big problems start with small problems. It would not hurt to pull that one leaf and carefully check the underside with a good magnifier for mites/thrips/eggs, just to be sure.

The cotyledon (first pair to show) of a cannabis seed does not have lobes like the one in your picture. In my opinion, the longer you let the taproot grow before planting, the more you risk damaging it. I usually try to catch them at something like 1/8", but any time after the seed cracks is OK...