I don't think so lmaoNoobie question: Isn’t a lot of the potency in weed coming from oils? Washing the weed = washing away bird poop, bugs, dirt, highest high?
I don't think so lmaoNoobie question: Isn’t a lot of the potency in weed coming from oils? Washing the weed = washing away bird poop, bugs, dirt, highest high?
True. Sometimes way too true. I think it's just up to the person growing it. I like the strongest I can get that's clean enough to be consumed. Since I make edibles I want mine to be cleaner than I would expect my smoke to be. I find my way works for me. I like to keep the bud clean from the beginning. and a little extra a harvest. Maybe it will loose some but there's your choice.Noobie question: Isn’t a lot of the potency in weed coming from oils? Washing the weed = washing away bird poop, bugs, dirt, highest high?
The plants are pretty smart and they pull mobile nutrients from the bottom and/or damaged leaves as the leaves die. Best to allow the plant to do the work. Your plant currently looks fine but I'd stop fiddling and just watch her for a bit and let her do her thing.UPDATE
Took the bottom fan leaves off cuz I read it sends more energy to the tops, 2nd plant is doing hella good with only a few leaf miner marks ...first spraying of dead bud brew tonight
Exactly my situation I just want to make it thru the full process even if it only means an ounce lmaoAbout the whole pot size thing. Sometimes a person’s situation is such that they don’t want to grow huge plants, in which case they can help control how big the plants get by using smaller than optimum sized pots.
It's about to rain now, I have them underneath a car port right now pretty shaded, does this mess up the plants light cycle? They usually get another hour of light but right now I got em put upAs far as Mother Nature, “rig something”…to quote Richard Dreyfuss saying to Robert Shaw in Jaws.
If a lot of rain is expected, rig something to keep rain outta the soil. If sun, dig a hole and secure a well-placed cheap umbrella or other sunshade. Burlap cloth makes a good & cheap sunshade. If wind, a piece of plywood held in place with some rebar driven into the ground, or a wheelbarrow with some shit in it. It’s surprising what your brain can come up with. But think safety first.
CleverFabric pots, take a shop vac to the bottom and suck the over water out
JJ what medium do you use I’m guessing soil not coco?
We use a Premium soil blend from a local nursery "Formula 419". Pricy but well worth it. new soil every 2 years.JJ what medium do you use I’m guessing soil not coco?
I'm talking about if I don't have any indoor plantsI wouldnt risk it