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starting in a small pot is the way to go. use a clear pot that slides inside a standard gardening pot so you can see how the roots are developing, wait till the plant has built up a root system that starts to circle itself around the side of the clear pot and then transplant. the root ball...

I'm officially convinced finshaggy is trolling everyone here. especially the trolls

fuck you beat me too it lol

I heard Oscar the grouch is looking for work

cow bells on the bin lid? or on trip wires.. take a dump in you're garbage bags from now on

I think there is enough shootings going on to make a pretty good anti-gun point as it is. no need for sensible people to act insane

my weapon of choice against a home invasion is a samurai sword. the gov can fuck off if they think they are going to take my sword

my eyes must be broken... they look perfect

I'd say scrog. 2 plants each 3 x 3

there is a flushing debate thread floating around here somewhere. maybe try feeding the earliest finshers up until harvest and then flushing before you pull the last of them and see if you can notice a difference in harshness. would be hard to judge with the different strains and what not...

I have never personally used coco so someone should chime in with more solid advice. but from what I have heard coco requires constant feeding like a hydro medium like you said. but the cannabis seeds have enough nutrition to get itself started. as I said I don't have experience with coco but...

i defiantly would not feed such young seedlings. they should be good to sustain themselves for at least a couple of weeks

I'v been on a t-break for a bit over a month now.. my hand hasn't left my cock. not even while I write this

who needs weed when you can just stare at green LED! :hump: lol sorry this isn't an answer

this is normal. they are trichomes.. but not the kind that is filled with the resin goodness you are growing the plant for. they help maintain a constant environment around the plant (humidity, transpiration ect.)

flush with ph7 water in soil. them hgk must be way nute sensitive the others don't really look overfed but id cut back to 1/4 strength nuts for a feeding or 2 just to make sure. are the grow lights on in thoughs pics? kind of looks like the start of a mg def on a couple of leaves of the...

sounds like you're defiantly feeding too much. dark green claw is nitrogen overdose and is irreversible to affected leaves. flush the plants well with plain water next time you water. then resume feeding way lighter then you previously were especially on the most affected plants. either them...

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I'm stuck in this thread like an opium den. I love you finshaggy

i wish I had the time to read 77 pages of this. absolute classic. finshaggy you got some thick skin to keep posting updates