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Oh I pray they come back. It's legal, motion light and camera are setup. They'd have to be seriously stupid to come back. I have the guy on camera, it's legal and the police even have the recording. Would be real nice if they show up with a few pounds of my premature weed

Hey guys, so I just had someone trespass into my backyard and steal from my legal medical crop. Thankfully the piece of shit could only take about 4 plants worth of premature buds, but I'm so bleeping upset... Never again am I doing outdoors. I have a camera setup, I have a rough picture of...

Details? SCROG, 4x4 area, etc?

Real bad clay here, next year I'm planning on spending the money on a proper greenhouse. Also hoping to be licensed for 2000sq foot canopy. Wind is the biggest issue I've been having, 100km/h yesterday lol. I also should have bought more stakes, I've had some of those back ones since January...

Interesting. Honestly I grow in 5 gallon containers, and they get really root bound, but it doesn't seem to matter. I don't doubt for a moment I'd get better yields with bigger containers

I'm still not convinced veg time is the most important factor. The scrog does need to be full. Nice plants though obviously, my compliments

Personally, I've never had much success with hydrogen peroxide, milk made my buds smell quite unpleasant, and baking soda didn't seem to do anything. I'm always open to new suggestions. Every time I've gotten powdery mold inside, it's been from lack of airflow. Outdoors is where you can't do...

You're not understanding. Let me be clear for the future readers. It's a old gardening technique people have been using for a long time. At 5mL per liter being diluted, it is not going to produce sulfur dioxide, particularly after being rinsed be rain/after chop rinse If it's sticking...

Lol .... So it's safe to spray on your tomatoes, then feed them to children the next day, but you think if it's sprayed on flowers it's going to be poisonous? Sorry pal, I disagree, unless you can point me to where it says sulfur dust in small amounts is poisonous, and not some hippie garbage...

http://www.homesteadorganics.ca/sulphur_pest.htm

Maybe he didn't dilute properly? The stuff I'm using specifically says you can use it up to 1 day before harvest, it's not noticeable unless you don't dilute it properly. I would bet you the guy at the hydro store either didn't stay on top of the PM, or there were other issues. I've been...

Why is that? I mean, I've heard that before, but the spray says you can use it one day up until harvest. You have to make sure you wash the buds though, just a quick rinse or dunk at harvest to get rid of anything remaining

Sulfur dust works the best I found, safe in flower

Wouldn't the most important factor be veg time? I'm sure it's quite possible with a lot of space and training the canopy with a net.

Major nitrogen toxicity, "the claw"

Agreed, definitely nute burn -- not saying it doesn't have heat stress, but they canoe/taco fairly good under it from what I've seen

Looks really heavy on the nitrogen by the looks of it? Not to the point of toxicity, but if it starts to give odd colours that's likely gonna be why. nice plant

Ive done lots of grows with maxigrow and maxibloom (don't just use maxibloom throughout, that was before they made maxigrow) 5-15-14 isn't much different than 6-12-12. I'm beginning to think though, this stuff isn't going to have all the other micro nutrients hmm

What do you guys use in flower then? I'm surprised people think maxibloom npk values are too high in nitrogen

I'm grateful, Herb, I don't mean to be argumentative :)