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Are you using Pesticides? Growth Regulators? I trimmed for someone that used those and got a very strange feeling trimming. Other people got it too. My red eyes were from smoking so much...but who knows.

What's the details of the Male? Looks very Sativa. How is the smell?

I've never had a Vortex fail. Vortex and Fantech (for their 12xl) are the only two companies I'll use for fans.

That sounds great! Thanks for getting back to me. I'm definitely getting some.

Very nice! Probably the best looking LEC grown bud I've seen. How's the Density?

Fems do not yield more. They are weaker on average. They show more instability and recessives especially in following generations. Fems are ruining the genepool. I am aware of how much they are being used and it is disturbing. They are the results of lazy breeding that is out of touch...

Yes it's hard to get rid of plants that you get attached to, but it's time to move once they herm or disease. Very simple.

Wow all this talk of herms makes me wanna take a shower. Should have pulled them with the air off, bagged them on the spot without shaking them. Spray them with water first if you can't fit the bag over the plant and have to deconstruct it. One of the toughest lessons a farmer learns is...

Love those Socal Kushes. I had an Afghan Kush clone from LA for 10 years that was incredible. Never found one like it again. And also TNF is The Nature Farm. I'll let you know what I come up with since we are on the same search. Ok that makes sense. The nug structure in the picture on the...

I thought Candy shop had Sour Grapes in the mix. It sounds really tasty. Thanks!

Were the seeds all in the same place on the plant? If so, you missed a nanner. If that is the case then those seeds will most likely throw Nanners as well.

I'm really liking Garlic , not sure if they repel Nematodes but I've never seen lumps on any of the roots so maybe they do. . Here's the link I was talking about where a farm uses worm castings to solve their Nematode problem. Good worm castings have beneficial Nematodes which lay their eggs...

Might wanna shop around your area a bit if you are paying such a premium. It's about the same price as Perilite where I'm at. Farm supply stores should carry it. It's just a bulk product where I'm at. No name brand. I'd call around. The bonsai guys have some of the best soil mixes around...

Lost parents same name. The ol' bait and switch. There is no regulation when it comes to peddling beans. Every trick in the book gets tried so don't be so baffled. It's more the norm than the exception. In fact I can't think of one Breeder that has released consistent batches of any line...

I prefer Pumice to Perilite in my soil mix because it doesn't crush or float to the top and wash away in the rain. I get it in bulk at a farm supply store in my area.

Beneficial Nematodes found in worm castings really works well. I saw a farmer on YouTube that solved his Nematode problem with topping the soil in a layer of worm castings. I'm doing that but am gonna get some of those French Marigolds for sure! I'm growing a lot of Garlic throughout my...

If you look at other plants very few have even evolved enough to have separate males and females. Hermies are a step backwards. If you grow out enough Regular seeds you will notice that the males are on average more vigorous and have other traits such as thickened stems, increased disease...

Sounds really good! I'd like to see where your seed line ends up. Does the Hawaiian have a name? I smoked some Hawaiian over a decade ago that was unreal.

What a shame to hear. I haven't used their beens in a long time but had a Recon clone that was phenomenal. Super stoney pheno that I still remember from around a decade ago. Was considering picking some up to rehunt that pheno, but think I just changed my mind.

Bt and Serenade mixed together once a week will greatly help with caterpillars and mold. The two biggest problems you'll see. Lollipop til July. Keep the stalks nice and bare...reduces disease. Plants get 15ft tall so get some netting ready.