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Seems it has finally transitioned to flowering. Got a feeling she will go into November. They're calling for an early winter here too. She's in a "Ruth Stout" bed going on its 6th year. I've gotten a bit lazy the last year. Have only given water thus far but would like to feed her a bit beyond...

Ought to start flowering anytime now... I'm curious about the aller leaves on the LST'd plant. That a genetic thing or possibly a root zone thing? I've only watered it, haven't fed it anything yet. Thinking I should. Bad storms ravaged my others. Broke the piss out of them. My fault for not...

Got her laid back down about a week ago. (First pic) As of yesterday. (Second and third pic) Thanks, y'all.

Good evening fellow agriculturists! Have grown hundreds of plants in the past. Best yield outdoor was 18 pounds off 4 plants here in Appalachia. However. Haven't grown a thing since 2014. Got a Chemdog Cookie gal in plain view of the road in a raised vegetable garden. It's started getting too...

Simply asked for your opinion. Looking to order a handful. Wasn't sure what to go with. Haven't ran any AUTO since 2006 or 2007.

What's been your results with the 4 dollar beans?

I use milk jugs with bottoms removed. Started mine around the first of April. TN. Do you take the covering off on nice days?

If you'll observe "weeds," you'll notice they don't require watering. Most any plant that grows directly in the ground can get by without watering. It's just a matter of quality/quantity. Biggest problem with moisture for gardening in general, is the bare soil surrounding the plant. Bare soil...

I haven't gotten enough light when plants are in a "forested" area. If the ground isn't covered in vegetation, I don't think you'll have enough light. In the edge of some woods that are south facing, you'd get by. I think I know the documentary you're referencing. That ground was what I call...

I'm looking to put a room together. The costs of building materials right now are fuckin insane. I can definitely see how ya hit the 5k mark. I've ran into a 30x40 space that's perfect. Thinking about using 25% of the space. I'm going to try my best to repurchase some materials. Sawmill...

If there is systemic mold in a plant. Will it be there forever? Would a reveg be a wasted effort?

After looking this morning. I've found work damage and killed a few worms. Saw a couple in a nearby spider web. Hoping that's my problem. Didnt see any gray mold. Thankfully. Could have not seen it though. Planning to pull Friday if the damage gets any worse today. It has all but stopped...

If it does have a systemic problem, would that mean it's a wasted effort to reveg this girl?

Got a guy coming tomorrow to do work in the house. As soon as he's gone I'm gonna pull it down. Hopefully it can wait 36 hours and not be complete ruin. Getting real tired of having to half ass stuff because it's illegal. It's fucking ridiculous. An hour drive and it's legal. Tis silly. I'm...

If and when it goes here, that's my plan. It'll be the only way to stand out.

Get a couple and cut them open. It hurt my feelings. Lol

Been a few years since I've pulled any down. Would love a second opinion. It's rained the last 4 days. Found a spot of mold inside one of the tops. Removed it. Giving a week of sunny weather with highs around 70, low around 50. More rain today though. I know she's close. Would you pull her...

If pollinated early on in flower, the seeds will become mature well before the flowers are finished.

A human mother's DNA changes after giving birth. That is, if I'm not remembering one of those stoner myths. :bigjoint:

What I was referencing was, if I remember correctly, the plant was pollinated the first go round and produced viable seed, then when revegged it had a slightly higher THC content. I don't think it was anything drastic. Could it have been environment or grow conditions related...certainly...