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in the process of planting the sprouted seeds, i noticed one of the taproots had a very small amount of what appeared to be white fuzz on it. mold? anyway, i promptly removed the (maybe) moldy seeds and put them in a separate tupperware container to germ, just in case if that was a small...

thanks, but i think this is different the ones that have put out taproots didn't look like this before the taproots came out, i'm quite sure looking at it in better light, the line is more of a green than a white...

not a thin white line coming OUT of the seed (i have 7 that have put out taproots already), but around the edge of the seed... it hasn't cracked open, merely turned a white color in a line around the edge edit: looking closer it's almost a green-ish white

I'm germinating some seeds via the paper towel method, and about 7 of them have popped. A couple that haven't popped yet look like they have a thin white line going around the edge. Is this mold? I fan in air at least twice a day, usually every 8 hours if possible. If it IS mold, should I remove...

THE SPECTRE OF FORFEITURE, by "Ben There" (Access Unlimited, 1990). The government can take all your property with very little effort. They can do it without ever prosecuting you for, much less proving you guilty of any crime, without giving you the right to confront your accuser...

luckily my state is one of the five lowest in terms of marijuana grow ops busted annually, and i've never heard helicopters flying around out here. just curious about the capabilities of police helicopters and whether they're used solely for large ops or spot and respond to small ones as well...

okay, but a large portion of the big busts i've heard about were because someone phoned into the police, anonymous tips or dumb mistakes really... just curious, i see people talking about helicopters but of the busts i've read, that is very rarely what leads to it

what's the risk of a small-time, subsistence grow getting caught by helicopter patrols? i hear about large busts being made by helicopter, do they use it to spot small patches as well?

bump still wondering what's wrong with using garbage bags for a few hours, if anything?

growing in florida, you can start in july without having to worry about a shortened grow period. that said, pretty much anything will work, but indicas are great outdoor plants and most are fast growers. if you must have something tailor-made for a quick grow, check out one of the Lowryder...

depends on the plant and the natural light cycles most plants, late enough in the year (end of summer), should stay flowering once forced for a couple weeks

oh word? why not? and if they're too tall for a trash can, any other suggestions?

the bag just doesn't mention any NPK ratios on it

I bought a soil that has no natural NPK in it. I know with most potting soils, you're supposed to wait 2-3 weeks before adding ferts. Can I add the 18-18-20 ferts I have to the soil the first time I water it?

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nope, pure outdoor plants

not true outdoors, since the daylight is naturally growing shorter every day after the solstice, plants will flower automatically near the end of summer. that being said, if you force a 12/12 for a week or two early, and it's after the summer solstice, you can stop forcing without stressing the...

let's say i want to force outdoor plants to enter the flowering stage with a 12/12 light cycle- what's the easiest way to do that outside? i've heard you can use triple-layer black garbage bags over the plants for 12 hours every day for a week or two to achieve this, but i'm worried about...

for real? i'm in the upper midwest, and i don't think slugs are that common around here (my parents never had slug problems with their giant garden when i was growing up)

starting them inside isn't an option. i'm thinking i'll start them in some grow trays outside, put a little chicken wire around the grow trays, then when they get a few inches put them from the grow trays into the ground. thoughts?