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got my first pin today

if there's that much of a difference in the temperatures then you need to add air circulation until the ambient temperature is consistent

you have some serious heat/ventilation issues

if you let things dry out a bit (without killing the plant) that should have a similar effect on the fungus, without using any nasty chemicals

you're right, but he's just talking about how the really damp conditions needed for fungal growth can mean really bad things for your plants

the point we are making is that there are other factors

I don't know that trimming and manicuring labour is the only thing in question here, the purest cannabis (what most of us want) would still need to be grown indoors whether in greenhouses or not, costs still go up. I can't see connoisseur quality cannabis coming out of a dirty field. and I...

agreeing with CN here artisan goods are artisan goods if pot were legal I wouldn't be buying it mass-produced from wal-mart I mean, I would still be growing my own. but you get the idea

Keep em coming guys. Let's supercharge this forum with the humility it is starving for.

i blame alcohol and cigarettes guzzling rot, inhaling a chemical cocktail... bound to influence a person's perspective on what they are consuming they have proven they don't give a fuck about what goes down their gullet and constant ethanol abuse, by its nature, further reinforces this mentality

I would just like to say that our thoughts are perfectly congruent on this matter. I never meant to turn my growing into a business; my erk comes from distribution among a circle of friends and family nothing is more aggravating to me than the blank stares I get when I explain the...

i don't understand the fascination with ethanol either belongs in a lab, not your stomache

keep emergency on speed dial

cakes are really prone to bruising, so if it's truly blue, and doesn't smell like anything other than mushrooms, you're good

guess that's expected when alcohol is involved

doesn't sound fun in the slightest. shrooms are supposed to be a benign learning experience

get an expert to identify the mushrooms if you don't want to end up in the hospital, or worse we're not just trying to scare you. realizing you're flooded with deadly neurotoxins instead of hallucinogens is a whole lot scarier i presume

it's going to struggle to build any kind of root mass in rich soil. i would transplant to nutrient void soil if you absolutely have to save it. otherwise i would start again

1.5 gallons is enough for a mature plant if you adjust all of the nutes and watering to fit

well the obvious answer, to me, is to go easier with watering :P