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Oh, wait, it's likely just taking that shape 'cause you haven't topped it. Are you planning on topping, or just supercropping?

Wow, lookin' good thus far; beautiful plant. Its growth seems very vertically oriented; is it fifty-fifty or sativa dominant, perhaps?

I bet that'd be great for lighting a cigar, too.

Damn, man, it's just beautiful. You better be careful with that thing; a shame should anything happen to a piece that cool. I wouldn't let my eyes off it for too long; even the most humble and righteous would be tempted to swoop that.

I don't have any experience with moves, let alone any real grow experience, but I will advise you to exercise extreme caution when doing so, not merely for staying under the radar, but for the safety of your plants. I've heard too many horror stories of people introducing their indoor plants to...

No hay problema, mi compañero. Looks like it, man; nice pick. Man, I didn't even check the details up close until after I posted; that's some epic glass work. Is it very resinated at present? It looks like much of its current coloration is due to resin content.

All the banter aside, what are you planning to plant? How much outdoor grow space do you have to work with? How much of that are you actually planning to use? Details, man; make this thread count for something!

Woah, dude! That shit's so legit it should come with a certificate of authenticity with a Bad Ass Mother Fucker clause.

That all depends on which strain you're planting. Generally the planting months are April and May, and the harvest months are October and November. However, there's a lot of debate on precisely which dates are best for the species in general with considerable variation granted for particular...

I'm new here to the RIU forums. I found this place when I googled "Sea of Green Grow" while I was researching SoG techniques, which brought me to two threads on the subject, one of which was the renowned Get a Harvest Every Two Weeks by Al B. Fuct. I really admire his setup and am currectly in...