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Heisen is gonna start a "Frost Fire" around here lol

Those S1's GPS put out back in early April last year were so "hyped up". Then to be such a major disappointment for the ones that purchased those seeds turned many away from GPS, but also brought a lot of attention and eventually opened a huge "can a worms" for breeders across the country...

250ml bottle of Mammoth P lasts me a year. Spend 25 bucks for a 60ml sample and give it a try. Will make 100 gallons. (.6ml/gal) I can only speak for organic "living soil" grows.

Yes, it's worth the $. Been using it for about 3 years along with Recharge. It goes a long way. You only use like .5 ml/ gal, I think.

If things are too far out, the plant slows , unknowingly, the grower keeps his normal feeding schedules and the nutes keep building up. Water then carries the nutrient build up up the plant. All these issues can be from too much water, "over watering' is one of the main causes of the symptoms...

I had one of those and I built an "L" shaped box and painted it flat black inside and diverted the light into the box. As long as you have good air flow, you should be good.

Nah, it's definitely Trainwreck he is getting.

This will help explain how the plant uses water and nutrients. Kinda gives you an idea about how humidity plays a roll in it. We are all here to learn.

I'd say you pretty much washed a good bit of your nutrients out. Do you have something like 'Recharge"? Also, try some type of 'foliar feeding". That helps, Maybe get you a "moisture probe". I need one myself.

No, more like the actual drying of the roots cleared the plants "sinus" up, and the plant took up a rush of nutrients which slightly burnt the leaves some. Perked the plant up after watering. Plants need to dry out completely on occasion.

At least give us whether it is a new or old strain. lol Trainwreck! For the record, cookiemonstar 80 said Trainwreck before me. I was thinkin'... lol

When did you transplant? You said you let it dry out for a week, pretty much what I said to do and then comes the nutrient burn as I said would happen. I am asking, was your roots cold? Cold soil leads to holding moisture and nutes aren't used. If you say you didn't over water, I believe you...

Yep, plants have a way of telling you a "week" or so later, something happened, whether transplant shock,too many nutes, or the "mysterious" and most often denied "cause" of well over 1/2 of "future" symptoms, over watering. I still catch myself doing it, and knowing not to. lol Just stop...

I think you should learn be proud "parents" of your additions to your happy little home. There's the beginnings of seeds forming(notice the split right below the base of the hairs) Someone correct me if I am wrong, but the damage is already done. lol Like another member said, don't "cull" it...

But, how many of you all followed the rules? It asked, in 1 sentence tell why you want to grow them. 1 sentence, not a sentence and a smiley face. lol I know I followed the rules. lol

https://www.ruralking.com/catchmaster-giant-fly-trap-roll-931?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=shopping&utm_content=55600019&adpos=1o3&scid=scplp55600019&sc_intid=55600019&gclid=Cj0KCQiAkfriBRD1ARIsAASKsQJI73xU_p7dnVvvSdkzP1kvV5H3Z_yXhWS0x-GB1ySdTPbSCZGh1JwaAkwtEALw_wcB Just roll it...

Amateurs! lol

Your "avatar" is classic! lol

Amber is suppose to protect and not let harmful rays in. I know this has nothing to do with amber glass, but the ancients valued amber resin because it would hold a "magnetic" charge. Priests could produce "static" electricity to dazzle and bewilder their audience. lol

Does she have any "amber" glass?