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also would be great if anyone could give me a bit of advice, thanks for the agent orange endur0x but i'm looking for some cheaper strains...has anyone tried any of sannie's strains 12/12 fs?

did you consider making cannabutter and baking something with it and taking that with you? it's definitely nowhere near as satisfying as a smoke in my opinion, but seems like the best way to save your thc...the other thing you could do is make hash and take that with you, it's a lot less dodgy...

hey del, i grow 12/12 from seed as well...not by choice but because i live in the tropics and i grow outdoors. : ) i have some absolutely massive landrace plants going on because i have between 11.5/12.5 and 12.5/11.5 all year round...with average night temps in winter 15 C or above. the summer...

quick question to professionals out there...will growing 11:30/12:30 from seed make a big difference from growing 12/12 from seed?

you must have...it's not good to have residue blocking the stomata of any plant...

i can see white spots on your leaves, or my comp needs a major major cleaning...but you should watch out for white flies, or worse, spidermites...taking care of them isn't easy once they're there full swing...

if you have slightly warmer temperatures then mandala's seeds are brilliant. i've tried the safari mix twice, some brilliant phenos, spoke to the lady who works there, it's basically an open pollination between their best females and males that go into pretty much all their other strains - and i...

1) you can't make calls on genetics in general unless you've grown at least a few hundred seeds out - i've grown about a hundred or so different indian seeds, but only from seed to about a month into flowering (this is apart from my main grow just to get an idea of genetics and maybe find...

see i think you have the basic understanding of some things wrong first of all who says they can't harvest twice? after september 21st, anything that's started will go into flowering a lot faster than it would if planted in june or any time after the spring solstice. secondly, to harvest...

its the plants genetics playing out. the plant intuitively know that it has time. all my indian strains have gone through 3 distinct stages -vegetative, preflowering, and (now) flowering. the preflowering stage is like a vegetative stage with a bit more stretching and a pair of calyxes per node...

patience will be a useful weapon in your arsenal. trying to speed up a natural process which has been well refined through millennia of natural selection is difficult when you're using nature's light and weather to grow your plants.

man, you need to understand that the indian varieties will not grow and flower according to information you've read about weed. growing is conceptually the same but technically different altogether when growing near the equator, and with equatorial strains. what do you mean 8 months is...

your plant is nowhere near finished, much like mine...don't look at trichomes when you're growing outdoors, it's a lot easier to tell by the overall look of the plant...if you look closely you CAN see the colour of batches of trichomes, when the plant is near ready, if you look at it really...

ordered with debit and credit, very recently, a couple weeks back, delivers to any address i think, because i've ordered with my card, my dad's, and my friend's, all live in blr...delivery time has been anywhere from 7 days to 13 days in the past...i didn't use stealth delivery, 4/4 successful...

it's worked fine for me, but i don't know a single other soul who's ordered and received seeds. peace

open another SBI account and when you open it just ensure that all the necessary things are done to make it compatible for online intl. transactions...don't need to wait...

quick update: got my safari mix seeds, and the bubblicious and 5 freebies... planted six of the bubblicious into cocopeat and 1 cannalope kush (DNA) and one OG Kush (Reserva Privada). also finished harvesting kali chakra, she wasn't going anywhere the spider mites were eating her up.

i've found that if you're going organic it makes more sense to be focused on the big picture. if you've used chemicals it may take a while for your soil to build up a microbial population big enough to benefit the plant. the only chemicals that i can think of that would make sense to use while...

i had the neoplex long back, it's there unused. i'm using some different organic stuff yellowing is normal obviously, but ideally you want to avoid it, add some high nitrogen stuff... i have no idea, its my first time as well why?? ...because it takes time...have patience

oh yeah, she's had preflowers since mid july but only started really stacking on (more than 1-2 calyxes per bud site) about 2 weeks ago. outdoor grower friend in switzerland said she'd easily yield over a kilo