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how many times have you grown it? i thouht the seeds just became available this year. my trichomes are milky white. i cut the lower branches and dried a little to try and it is working well for pain. i have also trimmed most of the pollen pods off my super silver haze and have them in a jar...

i go by trichome color myself. i bought a couple magnifiers on ebay for 91 cents each, gave one to my neighbor but had already cut his plants the day before, with clear tris. have you tried a bud off the r4? it's like my body is waiting for the stone but nothing and the pain turns to a rubbery...

top photo is mine, lower one is skeplers.... it jumped in there. j

6'? are they outside? did they freeze?i have a greenhouse that is heated and cooled so i am good for awhile. sealed air leaks today. tomatoes and peppers are still good. i have some cuts in the house just in case and i will be taking them through the winter in there. they will be ready to clone...

nice, how about showing more of the plant, like from further back? i have heard various descriptions of the plant, like growing to a foot tall? mine are about 4' tall, like little xmas trees. yellow streaks in many leaves, not much odor or trichomes yet. i need to take a pic of mine. j

i keep the cuts in pots, in soil near the south window but just short of being in the direct sun for a week before letting them have maybe an hour a day of sun. then increase the sun time for a week until they can handle it all day, then it's off to the greenhouse. i also keep a wicker chair in...

i installed an evaporative cooler today. it adds moisture to the air and keeps the temp down to 82 when it is 96 and sunny out. now i can actually work out there. thanks for all the great ideas...

i'm seriously considering putting then into the ground. so you think this is from heat? i could install an evaporative cooler. it is only hot like this for a couple weeks a year. tonight it was 80 at 9:00. 65 would be normal. j

it has been 95 or thereabouts for several days and hotter in the greenhouse. i have a fan and a screen door but it is just hot. leaves on my afghan kush are drying up and dying from the bottom up. i thought this strain would be good for here as i am in the mts. and it is cool at night, cold in...

that would work but i only have one ounce, not enough. j

where, exactly do you spray? anywhere on a branch?

the instructions are unclear. it says to spray on a branch... on a branch or on the future buds on a branch? i would assume the latter but don't want to waste this stuff. any tips on use? anyone still around? j

can you take a finger and push it into the soil?

separating the plant from the others while sacs are forming is a good idea. pollinate that plant, save some pollen but let the pollen develop naturally on the plant. if you put the plant on some white paper you can see when the pollen is being dropped. it happens over many days. if you clip the...

hey butch, will this make my feminized plant produce seeds without pollen? i really don't want feminized seeds from it, but any seeds would be great, a male or two would be nice to get the pollen. thanks, j

if you look at the r4 at the geenwerkz (not greenwerx) the r4 leaves look very similar to mine. i worry too much... j

that plant began having yellow leaves 2 weeks ago, when it went to flower. with the r4 i drilled a hole near the bottom of the pot and shoved in a soda straw pulling out a sample and it was not soaked like i suspected. so i watered it with 2 1/2. gallon can and it drains well. seems to look...

the mottled look is why i posted it, an R4 and a former mother. i have never fed it nutes before and i am organic. i have given some compost tea. i dug down and it is mostly just garden soil and i have been thinking too much water, it is probably muddy by the roots as that is what that soil...

is there a way to decrease PH? it is about 8. i have added composted horse manure to my garden soil which isn't very good this year because i didn't haul in more horse manure like i would usually do. here's a pic of one plant, an R4 i cannot lose. j