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What are you saying? I've never grown OG Kush, but I am currently growing a hybrid of it crossed with a Cherry strain(Cherry Kush). Not sure which. The hybrid is a very potent, pleasant high. It was every bit as good as Girl Scout Cookie and White Russian, last year.

It is just a way to let people know you are trying to keep the thread on the front page.

Jorge Cervantes does a good job. Look on Amazon.com.

I've seen plants with that apparent size produce a pound. Could be if the plant is symmetrical.

Nice!

I'd guess a minimum of 4 pounds each. Could be as much as 6.

Good job! Support is everything, especially in August and September. Around here we can get some serious winds in late summer.

I have two greenhouses. One is Situated on the compass points, facing due South. The North side of both greenhouses is wood siding. The second greenhouse is situated facing 30 degrees Southwest. The first greenhouse consistently produces 30% more than the second. In most places, morning light is...

In that pot height shouldn't be an issue if your fence is 6 feet.

Thanks! Keep in mind this was an active grow thread. There are a lot of tangents, and most of my photos were lost in some kind of crash. I hope you find it interesting.

I'm bumping this for those who've never seen it. I put a lot of info into it, based on over thirty years(over 50 years veggie gardening) of experience. I was fortunate to have four grandparents who gardened, and enjoyed having a curious grandson to "help" them.

No, a few dozen flashes on one night won't hurt anything. I took a bunch of night bud shots many years ago. The crystals shone like diamonds. Beautiful!

Strange things can happen. As long as the leaves and Calyxes stay green, you should be OK.

I switched to 1-4-3 August 1st, but now I think it was a bit premature. As others have mentioned, the budding process seems a bit slow this year. Everything is budding, but slow to gain bulk.

Looking phat!

If you are in the central valley I'd give it a couple more weeks, if you don't have mold problems(unlikely, this early). Giving it more time will increase yield, sometimes substantially. In a mature female, past making more than just a few new flowers, the calyxes(seed pods) will swell to...

About 200 gallons per yard.

Tough to judge, but I'd say 16 to 20 oz, with proper care.

A straight answer to your seemingly silly question. A plant needs water for respiration to control its internal temperatures. Evaporating moisture from the soil does nothing to help this process while increasing the need for the moisture. My plants do well in temperatures of up to 140 degrees in...

Too bad. I doubt you'll get much more than five pounds off of her.