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The name of the thread says it all!! And I don't agree to disagree with anyone!!Hahaha :fire:

First pic looks like an aphid to me. They come in every color under the sun, but they all look pretty much the same. Can't really tell in the second pic; could definately be a fungus gnat like dude said.

Ummm...you're not originally from Oregon are you?

More sunlight, more growth, more buds. They will do okay, but your nugs will most likely end up like ones grown under fluoros. My opinion! Good luck WCM! Don't know your situation, but i've been known to climb trees and remove select branches when removing the whole tree isn't an option. :clap:

What up Squalle! Thank's for the kind words!! It's all work, but it's all good! LST stands for Low Stress Training, the theory being that using this method is less stressful than topping or fimming when trying to increase the tops or bushiness of your plant. And yeah, all you do is bend 'em over...

Yeah, i concur, put 'em at least in partial shade, and they will still do fine. Packing peat moss or coco-coir on the tops of the pots will help with drying out, and here's another you could try. People, bear with me on this as it just came to me. Get some 3/8, maybe 1/2 diameter soft, white...

What up PC! If I were you, i would leave them alone and not mess with 'em. Even on an overcast day they are getting more lumens and uv light than you could ever supply indoors, not to mention they always take a little time to readjust to a new environment, so I don't think you would really gain...

I know what i'd be havin for dinner!! And a couple of new good luck charms ta boot!! Kill da wabbit, kill da wabbit!! I'm clownin!! Good luck on your survivor! Maybe you could base a tv reality series around it. Wait! Has that been done already?? :eyesmoke::peace:

Fuckin A bro, you're just goin for it!! They are gonna do well there; hopefully not too well or they are gonna stick out like a sore thumb!! You've got all your beans in one basket; i'm hopin you can beat the odds! One thing, i would take all the duff you have lyin around and cover up that...

What up Seed! Well, it sounds to me like too many nutes, and in your pics they seem very wet. Had you just watered them? Remember, MJ likes to have her soil go from wet to fairly dry. Also, when they are that small their needs ( nutes, water )aren't that great. Keep that in mind, don't overdo...

Ah ha, you deduced my name!!LOL As to your question, hmmm, i know there are alot of plants that work to mask the scent, or overlay it, and i read about some on this site, but i don't remember the names of them. But they are out there!! Do some diggin, and ask everyone that question, and you'll...

" All i'm sayin, aint no question who the man is! " Or woman in your case Hodge!! You have a fine woman, and some beautiful ladies, and my hat is off to you! I can't wait to see your beauties in September! Quick question for ya Hodge, if I may? I read that you feed them twice a week, and water...

SMOKE IT!!!!bongsmilie And then call the number for Poison Control on the little yuck-mouth sticker!!!!

Yeah, 3rd pic, house in the left of the frame. Sorry bro, that corn and that fence aint gonna do shit for the smell come September. I'm not tryin to burst your bubble, and your plants look very nice, but let me reiterrate this again. Unless they are deaf, dumb, blind, or really, really, really...

Well, here's one. If you click on the link in my signature, i have about a hundred more pics of 2009 outdoor plants. Enjoy!!:peace:

Exactly!! That's what we want to know!! Who are you askin anyway?

Your answers can be found right here... And right here..... Again here..... Also here........ And here...... Here........ As to when to start, here..... Here...... And once more for good measure, here..... Now my friend, i'm not tryin to be smart or rude, just tryin to help...

:wall::eyesmoke::wall::eyesmoke::wall::eyesmoke::wall::wall::wall::wall::wall: Is it just me? Or is anyone else feelin it too?

Lookin great Brent! Ya, i would top 'em, tie em, bend em, suppercrop em, something!! If that's your neighbors house in those pics, i hope you're on good terms with them cause there's no way they aren't goin to know about 'em. Good luck!!:peace:

Hey Ang, i think his stuff is in the ground ( you smokin on some good hash or somethin?:eyesmoke: Clownin!! ). Anyway, plants in the ground can take alot more water than plants in pots. And they can go longer without water also. Holes that big, but with plants that small, i'd say 1-2 gallons per...