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Ironically, it would look like hell.

I love my fabric pots, but I’m wondering if anyone has a good suggestion for stabilizing the top rim. I like to use wire secured to the side of the pot for low stress training, but the fabric pots are too flexible and get pulled in as I tie stuff down. Anyone have a suggestion to make the top...

Looking good. Keep her going. When the leaves are close to dead, cut them out. The bud is taking what it needs from the leaf.

As soon as someone attacks the “lying media” or the “corrupt media”, I know we’re in dangerous grounds. You’ve been conned into attacking the freedom of press, an intensely unamerican stance. The free press is essential to a free country.

Lotta speculations built on alternate facts.

Day 28 for the White widow, really stretching now. Doing a little bit of tucking and took a few leaves. Rotated plants again. Chems up front and also starting to stretch out a bit. Bushy girls. Hit the local spring that has been my water source for a year or so now. Lights at @60%. Not sure...

50% and how close? I would definitely try backing the light up a bit as well.

A figure I recently read actually put the number over 14000. It makes perfect sense to me. A lot of words to argue over in translation - literally 1000s of translations of eons, from ancient languages where meaning continues to be debated. It’s like the telephone game. Things change, and there...

Yup. Can stream for free through the app on Roku also. Not cable channel, never was. But good news.

Not close. Please trust me on this. You want those pistils at least 90% brown. Most here aim for 100% brown pistils. From that pic, I estimate you are at about 40%-50%. Also, lots of nugs in the pic look a lot less developed than this one, which is still not ready. As the pistils brown, the will...

Perhaps others will weigh in, but nothing I see in the pics look anywhere close to ready. Please show a picture of a bud that you believe is close to harvest. That might give me a better sense. My guess is that a lack of light has slowed things down considerably. You can’t base anything on...

Looks interesting. These plants will not be ready in two weeks. I don’t see any browning pistils yet. After all the work, don’t harvest early!

Do the clips pinch off growth. I’d be worried about the expanding branch around the clip.

There are literally thousands upon thousands of translation errors in any modern Bible. That should be concerning to any “true believer” who doesn’t speak the ancient languages.

I would just add new, dry layers after the top layer dries. It’s otherwise good for the soil anyway. But I believe it needs to be dry to slice and dice the little bastards. BTi will get rid of them after a couple applications. Following directions from someone here, I used two drops per gallon...

Use BTi for the gnats. It’s really the only thing that will kill them. I believe DT only works when dry, and it will only address adults, not the larvae. I’d be aggressive with really young plants. They’re most susceptible.

I don’t use any of that stuff. At this point I’d be prone to using straight water, but just to runoff. Maybe someone who uses liquid nutes will have a different and more informed opinion.

Looks like you’re doing well so far. As they get old, some leaves will yellow and die. Make sure to cut these out of the colas. I think a lot of us, and certainly speaking for myself, are prone to chop early, especially in our first harvest. It’s worth waiting though - better flavor, denser...

Day 26 or so for the oldest (white widow). The Creme de la Chem 2 got water, BTi and a 1/4 cup of Dr. Earth today. Dialed light back to 60% (the other day) as a few top canopy leaves looked a slight bit faded. Still pushing DLI according to Photone. White Widow really stretching nicely. Gorilla...

Huh? Lotta words there. In a few: as a smoker for over four decades, I disagree with most of what you say here about modern weed sucking. Maybe you’ve just been smoking bad shit? Good day to you though.