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This is only my second year growing and I've just experienced my first rip. Can't even begin to explain the anger I'm feeling... Anyway, this is my story. I went to do my bi weekly watering a couple days ago. When i got to the point where i could usually see my plants my heart sank... both...

There are no strains of cannabis that can survive winter temperatures of 20 degrees F or lower. Remember, cannabis is a tropical plant. I wouldn't recommend growing on anyone else's property, let alone in an abandoned house. That's just asking for trouble. Also, there is no way that...

I received a LA Chocolat seed as a freebie in my last order and am in the process of growing it out now. All I can say is that it's growing well. It's an outdoor grow in the ground. I left it untopped and its about 7 ft tall. Not much for side branches. Feel free to keep this thread...

I would be inclined to agree with you if we were on the subject of pruning fan leaves, since they are responsible for creating energy for the plants. However, sucker branches are a different story. Those small, scraggly lower branches do nothing but rob the plant of energy that could better...

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Flowering in my neck of the woods begins around August 7th, (Northeast US). That being said, I plan on lollypopping August 1st so that they have a chance to recover.

He's asking about lollypopping, not topping. About one week before flowering starts, snip any growth towards the bottom of the plant that won't get enough sunlight to produce quality buds. This includes sucker branches and the small nodes towards the bottom of the branches. Like someone...

You don't need to apologize, this is the OUTDOOR growing section of the forums...

Killing over a plant?... You should reevaluate your life, psycho. Have fun in prison.

I had a big problem with leaf hoppers during my last outdoor grow. They WILL eat holes in the leaves. I've never messed with neem oil but what has worked for me is "sevin". Keep in mind it's a chemical insecticide and I wouldn't suggest drenching your buds with it if they're far along. I...

Don't listen to the person who suggested that they might have been autoflower seeds... Chances are you put them out too early, which causes early flowering. They will reveg in time and start to flower again when daylight hours are reduced to 13-14 per day.

I mean... In theory it could come back, but it will take a lot of time and since its already flowered once you can expect a diminished yield. You may also run into hermi problems, considering all the stress the plant has been through. Just give it a lot of TLC and see what happens.

That plant is a gonner, man. You tortured it to death :-/

More than likely deer or rabbits are eating your plants. Where I live deer don't bother plants, but rabbits will. You did the right thing putting a barrier up, as that should prevent further damage. I hear urine and hair clippings spread around the grow will prevent deer from coming into the...

Why did you plant them in mud? Invest in some quality potting soil with perlite. You're looking for a soft, loamy soil with good drainage. Don't overwater them. Also, when you transplant, try putting them in 1 gallon pots at least until they are ready for their hole/final pot. They...

3.5 grams? Have you ever grown outdoors?. Even starting plants this late he can probably pull a couple ounces each, assuming there is good weather and they're taken care of.

My plants always look a bit droopy when they get rained on. It's normal. The rain is not life threatening to the plant unless the roots are completely submerged in water and the roots are unable to get oxygen. Make sure your holes/pots have drainage and you'll be all set.

I live in the northeast United States and my plants don't start to flower until early August. You will have plenty of veg time.

It depends... We're they started indoors? If so, start them in partial sun, or even shade for the first couple of days. Gradually introduce them to sun a little at a time. If you stick fragile seedlings under direct sun they WILL fry, I've had it happen during my first grow. The process is...