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Can anyone tell me if this is true or not. That local pilots who fly just for the fun of it can receive a reward from law enforcement if they spot a marijuana grow?

Yea, I once used peat moss on a Gorilla Grow because it is so light, but there are huge problems with it. One trying to water or wet the stuff is hard you have to use soap, but I didn't realize this until I hiked all the way back home after using up all my water. Than I found out it is very...

I know from experience that a little Mulch goes a long way for water retention. I use cedar mulch, two fold one helps with water retention, and two the cedar helps with bugs. I do however have to pull away the mulch when I feed my girls, but paying attention to soil PH keeps the mulch a good...

I've heard that bone meal is good for blooming, don't know lots of good info on this thread, maybe bone meal takes to long to break down to useable nutes?

Oh man sorry about your loss. I won't preach to you about what could have been done, but in hine sight liquid fence works wonders, combined with mothballs and Irish Spring Soap. Hey don't give up, just hit em' hard next year. New Jersey needs as many growers as possible.

Amen, keep the post coming Veggiegardener. Funny about the cat, I climbed a few trees this season, topping some pine trees but fell out of one, jammed my arm pretty good, all is good though.

Yields are impossible to predict, but in any event you do look as though your well on the way to a buddie fall. Remember keep those girls spread out so they can grow big, and don't get so excited that you tell someone about growing outdoors. Good Luck, and remember to share with those less...

Looks really nice, I feel ya about wanting to see your plants on a daily basis. Looks like they could use some nitrogen, or its the color being distorted by the camera. Good Luck.

WOW!! Looks like a Christmas Tree Farm. The scenery around your grow is nice to, looks to be nice place to live and grow. The Best of Luck to ya.

Either or, it's up to you. What I do is once I see a tail which is white on the seeds I place them very carefully into a seed starter type soil, with a little rooting powder. I place the seeds tail down so that the top of the seed is just below the surface. Than I place the pots under...

Hey did you guys know that most of our hydro type growing information was greatly expanded upon, and in some case invented by NASA. Pretty cool, sucks that the space shuttles are coming to an end, I personally feel that this is the only thing as a people we should be thinking about, getting off...

You're going to have to separate them pretty quick. As for as Nutes go, so many opinions so many ways to go. I hear good things about foxfarm. I use Espoma, only because its readily available. Than when my girls start to flower I use bloom boosters, of which there are many types. I recommend...

He says tomato I say tomato, Red wine White wine. Outdoor has its place as does Hydro. BUT of you're a greenie weenie there is no other than outdoor organic, no electricity and stuff.

Hey! If your in Cali, and unemployed will the state pay for you to go to Oaksterdamn College, lol... Hey you can use stuff like coffee grounds and old veggies if your strapped for cash, they have been doing this for ever, just research, maybe you might need a little lime or something. And it...

Very limited use, dysentery, so be careful.

It's never to late, practice makes perfect, assuming you can not grow indoors. Good luck

No I think more like a womb that has no babies.

Ya, you gota think something is attracting them to your root zone especially this time of the year (plenty for the critters to eat). Root zone critters are hard yet easy to stop. Using liquid fence probably won't work, but watering heavily to work out what ever is attracting them may work...

Naw man they won't die, they will get stolen if you put them where they came from. I once had some starts out in the woods and the critters came along lookin' for that fish emulsion experience has sense stopped me from using right away, and never in full strength. So for what ever reason the...

In close proximity there is no such thing as stealth. You see the odor from the plants is a game changer. But for vision I have herd that tomato plants are pretty good, but not from experience. Good luck