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FACTS?? Unfortunately, I am an old sceptic and don't believe anything I read or hear and only a portion of what I see. Never seen a politician come out of DC without being better off in the bankbook. I was hoping the time was right for the feds to get their chunk of that reefer pie, but the...

Yeah, I figure the boys that gave me the clones must of had some mite spray program that was keeping them down. So just dunk cuttings in the citric acid mix? We use to take ornamental cuttings from cental America and dunk them in a hort oil solution. What is your citric acid recipe? Thanks

My feeling is that both the big parties are out for themselves. Pick your poison, you will be getting the lube less ass fuck regardless. If you are beating the drum for either and believing the BS, you are delusional.

Hi all, I was gifted some cuttings of some nice varieties, but unfortunately the cuttings came with these nasty little fuckers "Hemp russet mites". I am trying to salvage a couple of plants to take some cuttings from. I don't plan on using the mother plants to harvest flower so I am open to full...

Win the world series. Wouldn't want to go up against these college ladies. They're good and have bats.

When I have had seeds on my fem autos from suspected nanas, most of the time it is few seeds or an isolated seedy bud. Much of the bud remains seedless. Where a regular female exposed to a male will produce almost exclusively seedy bud. Interesting article Harley. I would be curious to see what...

If this is an issue of too much light, how long would you expect the plant to take to recover?? if I move my LED away from plants? I know a wilted plant will recover quickly.

I'm leaning toward light as I just transplanted the plants and I know there is plenty of moist soil surrounding root ball.

Consistency in seed production is necessary. The seeds I have saved from Fem Auto plants have been 100% female, I suspect from Nanas as I noticed no male flowers. The question being could I reproduce the stress on my plants to consistently produce seeds. I am battling the outdoor stresses here...

Yeah, pulled the lights up a bit this morning. Don't think it's wilt as the leaves are quite firm. These were all just bumped up from 4 to 8" pots so they are not really getting any irrigation yet. No temp or RH control. I may move the light up a bit more. They are going outside in another...

I started some assorted beans a couple weeks ago 2 Goji (Binary), 1 Forge (Gnome) and a ? from binary. The Forge seedling seems to have good color and is growing on par with others, but the leaves are turned down. That is the Forge in the front. Very light on nutrients so far. Any ideas? I think...

Mine must have been nanners, I never actually saw any male flowers. My first indication was what I thought was a nanner but turned out to be a root from a seed germinating in the bud after some rain. Weird had never seen seed germinate right on plant.

Many types of plants are self pollenated and require totally different breeding strategies. Cannabis is mainly cross pollenated and was grown as land races for thousands of years.

Yeah, barring that you didn't have some random pollen blow in. In my case I was growing fem autos in the spring so I would not expect any pollen to be around.

I am currently growing 2 groups of plants from Hermies from last years crop. They are from fem autos and 100% are looking totally true to type. I am finishing my plants outside in FL and I think it is going to be an ongoing issue due to environmental stresses here. But, hey free seeds. Gave some...

Thats my plan for the fall, got some durban and thai that I am not going to germinate until mid July. hoping not to get dense bud till Oct and may let them go till Dec.

I've been really happy with a early spring crop of autos, finished up in June. Don't get to huge.

I'm here in FL, and we have only medical so far. The big Corp. guys will try to keep it there for as long as the can, so they can control things. It's illegal to grow your own, such BS. Fuck um. They are not even getting the prices at the dispensaries that the black market was getting before. If...

I started some regular seeds in July last year and found that flowering was delayed until later in the season like Oct. instead of Aug.. I think it's a good way to avoid they worst of the moldy weather on bud. Going to do another late crop of regular seed this year, planting in July, and doing...

Unless your ground doesn't drain or floods, I would put them on the ground. For ornamentals and trees some put them on bare ground and others put them on a piece of ground cloth down to keep weeds down.