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The wet grass smell should go away in about 1-2 weeks. They should cure in the jars for a month, thats my preference, you could do less time. Glass jar curing for 30 days or more is just the tits in my opinion

Wet grass is the smell of chlorophyll breaking down. Nothing to be worried about, it'll go away. Your bud shouldn't be wet or moist, but shouldn't be dry either. It'll always feel fresh unless you've overdried it, good way to tell is moisture or fog collecting on the inside of the jar. If that...

pre- prefix  Before (in time, place, order, degree, or importance) - preadolescent - precaution - precede A picture isn't even worth a thousand words in this case buster. The guy above did exhaustive research for this area, but I understand not wanting to take the time yourself...

Hahahaha, practicing germinating? If you're this intense about planting a seed, you're going to kill your plants. Don't get me wrong, I love the enthusiasm! GROW THAT SHIT GO GO GOGOGOGO!! Just poke a hole, cover it with dirt, keep it moist. If the seed is alive, it will come up. Honestly I...

Holy God, why does no one give a descriptive answer? Look dude, to clone you need a growing tip. Not a leaf, not a 'branch', but a place of continuing new growth. Cloning is essentially a transplant of newly grown material. Branches keep sprouting more and more growing tips the longer they're...

CFL's isn't something you can limit to '4'. They come in more than one wattage. Look at the lumen output thats listed on the box for every bulb. Given the CFL doesn't direct light as well as HID, I'd get 3000 lumens or more within 6 inches of your seedlings. Watch the heat.

Oh, and your temps are fine. Lil cooler during the day would be better, but if you can't get er done don't freak out.

Overwatering. No question. Buy a moisture meter if you have ten bucks, well worth the price. If the soil is being watered too much and too often, thats what the leaves look like. Take a look, copy, paste, print, save to archives etc. Now you know! The stem color is genetics. The spots on...

No need to have the tube next to the bulb. Near the ceiling or top of teh growspace will work as well. As long as you're exhausting hot air out, it'll help.

Mirrors are a heavy pane of glass over a reflective surface. Glass absorbs a good portion of the usable light spectrum. About as useful as black paint.

Wow, epic fail.

Step it up to 3/4 strength now, they're big enough to take 3/4 to full - just watch for the beginnings of burn. You can water in some worm castings pretty easily if you want to spend the money, won't burn them, badass nitrogen content.

I'm experienced. You're going to get about 7 grams per plant.

50/50 ammonia/water. Spray your plant down and the surrounding area, it'll destroy them like they were battleships in pearl harbor. If you can get ahold of DE, just dust with that when you start to see any and it'll clear them off nicely.

I have no idea what that bug is. However, I can't see any plant damage coming from the thing. I'm assuming its a predator, most plant munchers are either small or worms, the bigger ones eat the smaller guys. Who knows if it even eats the right kind to keep it around? I'd get it out just because...

I'd craigslist a wardrobe, portable closet or wall cabinet tbh. It'll probably run you around the same price and give alexandra alot more room.

Finally a real video. No music on the last ones were bumming me out. IS THAT THE SAME BURNING THAT KILLED ALEXANDRA?!!?!

Always try to avoid salting your garden.

Where are the plants in position to the fans? Are you rotating them?

Lookin hawt babie. If the leaves are damaged enough you wanna remove them, just use something edged. Xacto knife, scissors, etc. If its a clean cut, the plant heals real fast. Jorge Cervantes says if leaves are over 50% damaged to remove them. LOWER DOSING NUTES KICKS ASS DOESN'T IT?? Haha, I...