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I know some who wanted to go up in smoke and have their ashes mixed with some good stash and rolled in a joint to be toked by their close stoner friends.

Hahah yip that's what I do too...make them a bit more aerodynamic to handle the wind better and also to allow more sunlight to penetrate. I am on the Garden Route about 350 km from Cape Town and right on the coast. About 500 metres from the sea itself. The wind pumps here this time of the year...

Hmmmm yes that does look like that could quite possibly be the little culprit then. Little bastards and I did find one of those a while back on one of my plants as i carried them back inside my house when it became dark. He didn't even jump of and I found him as I was inspecting my plants for...

That is what I don't want to do if I can help it because then they are too heavy for me to move around. I specially picked the 3 gallon pots as they are the largest that I can still pick up and carry to different spots in my garden to keep them out of the strong coastal winds that blow here and...

whatever it is it's so small that with my jewelers loup I can detect F-All. These are photo period dp's so they are known to have avery long veg period before they start flowering so they gonna be in these pots till harvest time which will be at at least May /June next year. (I am in South Africa)

I am in South Africa...Garden Route, Western Cape...and yes I know this tiny little green hopper but it's not one of those...this is something much much smaller...so small that with my jewelers loup I can detect F-All.

What is causing this? Something is causing tiny little holes in only a few leaves on some of my 4 Durban Poison plants. These are photo period Durban Poisons in 3 gallon pots(11 litres) and they are now 2 months old and about 24 inches (2 feet tall) I move them outdoors in the morning to catch...