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It will work out. I neglected a plant more than the others not thinking about it in a phototron, the bottom of the container had roots coming out of the holes. Transplanted her and tore the roots at the bottom off. Sounded like ripping grass. I put her under the light, and left her alone...

Nice start man

I dont believe lights out method works at all. Doesn't make sense unless you want to add problems like said above. Never tried it so I can't say. I dont know anyone that has tried it ...

It's hard to say, was it rhe cha ching? Was it the grow itself? I understand what you mean. I however was taught this young and most definitely see the difference. Thats after consistently using the same nutes and grow technique, without starving them. Then I did the same starving them and the...

they take a knife or razor blade and cut a slice through the base of the stock. Then they take a popsicle stick and force it through the hole. It should take some effort they said. Dont let the hole be to big you want resistance putting the stick in. I've never tried this way, but they swear by...

I personally love to starve them 4 days before harvesting. I found it increases the resin in the buds because the plant goes into survival mode. She thinks she's dying and does everything she can to to ensure her flowers protection...in short. Its amazing. I have friends that put a popsicle...

Amen to that. The struggle is real up here , need specific strains that either finish flower in mid to.late September. Any further we need those cold and mold resistant plants

Hollands hope I ordered from my least favorite seedbank but they are incredible. Msnl has them specifically designed to grow in the unpredictable climate of holland. Cold, hot, humid, wet , its something man . Check her out. Sounds perfect for new England huh

I'm growing blue widow , hollands hope, purple kush, American haze and blood diamond. I can't wait

I'm guessing your in western mass being closer to new Hampshire. What a great environment to grow in, I started there. I find the tropical strains do great until the cold starts rolling in around September, the finish was always a struggle in comparison to more native strains.

any purple strains i meant. I like purple kush the best. Resistant to disease , cold, mold, and finishes just in time before it gets too cold

Its new England brother....the weather changes every 5 min . Lol, no consistency really other than high humidity ...I recommend hollands hope, skunk, northern lights, ice, or any purple kush....my best grows came from these strains...hollands hope is specifically designed for our climate. Not my...

Tuka is coming back between the bars tonight, let's go Boston!

Try not to spray the buds, I found even when my buds were hit last year with captain Jacks growing purple afghan and ice it had no effect whatsoever. Within 5 days the problem was solved , worms were dead , and I didn't have that problem again

The best product I've found that works is captain jacks dead bug. Being from the north east those bastards don't quit. I've never used anything better. That for the girls and I use diatomaceous earth for the ground.

I really don't think you understand what I'm doing here. Im a perfectionist. My downfall and my attribute. I have no problem with any constructive criticism, however without a bumidifir I liked the idea but it won't work for me. I do know about the fans and wet towels I put one over a newly...

Great idea man