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It's very possible that the soil may have been packed too tight. The runoff would be from mini rivers in the soil AND between the soil and the inner wall of the pot. I will say that when I added the soil to the pots I tapped the pot on the ground about ten times (just like tapping the filter of...

The root goes down. If it's not too late you might be able to save them. Take a wooden skewer (thin) and slowly & gently remove the dirt above the seed (slowly and gently). It's possible the tip anchored itself and now it needs help finding light. If I don't see anything sprout after...

Im growing widow and bagseed in five gallon pots with FoxFarm soil. For the last year and a half I've been using a 34 oz bottle to water my plants about once every four days (at the end of four days they will start to wilt if they haven't already). During vegatation the plants look as healthy...

Definately heat stress or moisture can't evaporate. Twenty bucks says it's too hot.

I posted the same question about a month or so ago. The response was not to worry about it. It's weird...only one fan leaf will do it. All the others stay normal. The next day it's back to normal. Although I don't know why leaves to this (I think it has to do with heat/ventilation myself) I...

WW is all I've ever grown successfully. I tried the Doctor and got one plant out of 30 seeds. Either way, the widow is really great smoke. The first time I took a hit I was in the kitchen. I must have stayed there for five minutes just staring at the wall. My dog came up the stairs and I...

One of my plants is in flowering (five weeks) and the leaves have turned a very pale green and some are now starting to turn purple. Temp, pH, air are all good. I have them on a bloom formula with an additive of Cal/Mag. Can radiant heat cause leaves to turn purple? What other reasons causes...

I think it is phosphorus, too. I also think it might be too close to the light as I noticed the three that are similiar are closest to the light. Thanks to both of you.

I've attached two pictures. One of the plant it'self and one of the leaves. I did three leaves to show the progression. The tempurature in the room is between 75-80 (400w HPS about 12" away), pH is 6.7, I'm using 1/4 tsp 60% phosphorus (some bloom stuff from the store) per gallon of water, and...

I meant to say your nodes aren't very close together.

You need more nitrogen. It's not flowering for five weeks. It's been vegging for five weeks. Also...looks like you need to put the light closer. Your branches nodes aren't very close together.

Great! How do I get the first two parts? I don't think Comcast has Pot-TV.

Well, I guess that kind of answers my question. The answer is Not Neccessarily. Maybe I should have kept those five "hermaphroditic" seeds.

Please let me know. I may have a source for Kryptonite but turned it down because I was told the seeds were bad. Let me know...

I can only make a guess. Put the weed in a bag or whatever container and keep filling it up and up and up until you can't possibly squeeze another bud into it. Press and push as hard as you can until you simply can't fill it any longer. Now you have compact bud that hasn't lost it's trichomes...

If a plant is hermaphroditic does that mean ALL the seeds from that plant will produce hermaphroditic plants? Does the amount of times you clone from a clone from a clone....eventually lead to a hermaphroditic plant?

I noticed a big spike in my bill just as you have. I told my girlfriend that from now on we are turning off all lights unless they're being used. We have lights on in the house all the time. Also, I went from a 24/0 cycle to 18/6 with timers. That will cut down on it too. It's amazing to...

Purple stems usually are a sign that there is a lack of phosphorus to the plant. This can be from a nute lockout situation (wrong pH) or a lack of it being supplied to the plant in an another manner such as poor ferts.

If it's your first grow then use bag seeds...especially if you're not familiar with germinating. I've done it and still do it. Those seeds have little to do with whether or not they'll make it to flowering. It's about the correct conditions.

Make sure you turn off the lights when you spray the leaves (both tops and underside) otherwise you risk burning the leaves. Also, be sure to continue to spray according to directions even after the mites disappear. Secondly, be sure to clean EVERYTHING in your grow room. Use bleach when...