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as for your plants, i'd say the somango is closing in but the NLxJH has a bit more to go...i won't use the phrase 'quite a while' because after growing indian sativas it means a whole differnt thing to me... and personally, unlike what someone said earlier, i would flush, simply because the...

haha temme about it...i'm running about 95 outdoors ;) it's a test for the survival of the fittest. only the strongest seedlings will live. and dafuq we had a pretty large premonsoon rain last night... try putting in another fan...i did that in my tiny indoor grow box (about 2ft x 2ft x 2ft)...

first of all, the latitude you're at always matters when you're growing outdoors. secondly, i think it's safe to say that anywhere beyond 25 degrees latitude in the northern hemisphere, very very few plants will flower on june 21st. this is the longest day of the year, i.e. the most hours of...

african landraces are taking the 35C average beating they're getting fairly well...very imp to shade seedlings in this kind of light and heat... as usual, Mr.Nice's seedlings are on the top of the survival charts the indian landrace smoke has a ways to go. you have to remember that imported...

if you have place to veg, i'd strongly recommend sannie's jackberry, mandala's satori, and mandala's kali chakra...sannie's jackberry is the most viable and forgiving of all his strains, mandala's strains are forgiving in general and require much less nutrients than most strains...mr.nice black...

mine are outdoor as well...i'd advise growing autos indoor or somewhere where they'll receive at least 18 hours of sunlight during the summer. under 12/12 their size is reduced considerably.

hmm i don't think you'll have 'cured' bud before 4/20 very possible that you'll have dried bud to boom... it always helps to transplant autos before 2 weeks into their final pot size...ruderalis genetics are such that when the roots feel like they have hit their spacial limits root growth...

N is gone now meaning? you flushed all the nutes after the problem and tested the medium for nitrogen o wat? or did you mean the problem is gone now? nonetheless yellowing once your plant is halfway into flowering is normal...don't up the nutes and just things be unless you see yellowing all...

also, i think you can grow a lot more plants in there and get a lot more bud out of the same area if you use a bunch of 2 litre pots and grow them out under 18/6 from seed for autos or veg/flower for photoperiod plants. your bud per plant will go down but SOG is the way to go for small areas : )...

they're looking fine, what temps do you have running in there... i'm not sure what the light yellowing is on the left...keep an eye on it and post us a pic in a day or two. :) looking good for day 30, your medium is coco + perlite and you're using GG nutes, correct?

hmm i've heard that lst'ing autos is questionable but yours seem to be a decent size and i can't see the harm in getting more light to a part of your plant, that's never a bad thing...let's see if my somango is like yours after 27 days...

see it depends on how vigorous and active you are about tying them down i tied my girl down actively almost every other day, 10 months later at harvest she was 6 feet tall and more than 5 feet wide...5 feet wide on average that is, so good luck

i'd be happy to give some to you but i'm not committing to anything now, i need to see how good the seeds are and i am planning to use them to breed and hence will require a large selection. however i will certainly keep it in mind. i have plenty of space and i know how to use it to the max. if...

okay i'd tell you a couple things to start off... i have a very strong opinion on this and have received lots of criticism for this view, but more positive than negative so here goes. if you're using chemical nutrients, you're wasting your time and energy using anything organic in your mix. cow...

pictures speak a thousand words man... :) it's a pain in the ass for a lazy stoned person to take the pics choose good ones and upload but if you do it'll help. also my advice to you in the future is when something goes wrong observe it for a day or two before you take action. very often, a...

i am getting about 50 malawi gold seeds or so straight from a grower in africa...will tell you how it does in the indian climate...the main thing for growing any plant that big is the amount of veg required...which is difficult with indian photoperiod...we will have to see whether she vegges or...

how's this for a jungle ;) will be having another one this year we'll see...this time with lots of plants instead of one massive one

it's perfectly normal for plants to gain size when you flip to flowering...it normally takes hardcore indica strains anywhere from 8-25 days to show sex after flowering depending on how long they were vegging... sativas can take longer but it's rare... the stretch upon flipping to 12/12 should...

your indians are only going to stretch more much much more. if you're growing the indians with the autos you're going to wind up with a very uneven canopy. the indian plants are stretching because they're genetically predesigned to do that...it's not stretching technically, it's more like...

to be honest, i wouldn't have any idea, i practice pranayamha but that's about it, every day in the morning. it's more of a solitary thing for me. figure i need something to counteract the smoking and it works wonders