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No problem. Good luck :-D

lol... I find dead ants slumped over triches all the time. Couldn't think of a better way to go!

I love worm shit.

There are still organic fertilizers. Growing organic doesn't mean denying the plant what it needs because you don't have funds, haha. Organic just means you're not using synthetic chemicals and you are using nature (good organisms, bacteria etc.) to create a healthy environment for your plant...

Grats! My favorite part...except the first smoke, lol. I love the trimming and it's nice to be able to stop worrying (for compulsive individuals like myself) and know you've completed the task, haha.

Aye.... tweezer time. Found one between two popcorn nugs on the bottom of a stem. I'm so close, I'll be tweezing until I chop. Did a thorough check on the rest of the girl and she has no bites/poop anywhere but that one spot.

It's bud porn! Haha

Sexy. Grats on the harvest! :weed:

Sure it's ants? Except leaf cutters, ants don't usually eat vegetation. Actually they're good predators and they aerate the soil. Even if they're crawling all over a plant, it's usually an indication of some other pest like aphids or scales. Most of the time ants are beneficial to outdoor...

Depends on the strain. 8-10 wks is usually a good avg. though, some go longer. If you can post pics, that would definitely help.

Whether or not either is "better" as far as results is concerned, I don't know because personally I've always grown organic. However, just like I don't eat food with synthetic chemicals and pesticides because we know they're harmful, I don't want my ganj grown with them either. I doubt there's...

Aye, just leave it be...it an auto, haha. 2.5-3 weeks and it's been in...3 different pots/soils? Unnecessary. Every time you transplant, you're stressing the plant and stunting the growth.

I wanna snap off a trich and walk around with it like a lollipop, haha.

No, it's not safe to assume that but hey, maybe wishful thinking will get you 3 ounces. Here's a 2.5 ft tall, 2 oz. plant, at 6-7 weeks. All those conditions mean nothing. While strain plays a roll, how you grow your plant will usually determine whether it reaches full potential.. That...

I say 26g. I mean no offense but, you obviously don't know, and a bunch of people are telling you it's gonna be an ounce. You might not like that answer but, the truth hurts sometimes. LOL, The biggest cola on there is gonna weigh in at 4-6 g., dry, MAYBE. Nowhere near an ounce, even wet...

You definitely wish you're gonna get 3 zips. Never gonna happen, dude.

You get the deficiencies from the burn. When you have too much of a nute (burn), your plant will not absorb other nutes it needs (deficiency). For example... too much Nitrogen will lock out Calcium. A balance of nutrients keeps the plant functioning at it's maximum. If the balance is thrown...

I agree. 3-4 weeks.

I'll go with a oz., too. Those flowers do look a little fluffy. Because of the many different factors, using a video from youtube is nearly useless to gauge your plants weight.