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The weather got really nice a couple weeks ago and I got that itch to get my hands dirty. I tried a couple ways of sprouting some seeds to see which way would be quicker. I took 4 bagseeds and scuffed up the shells with some 220 sandpaper, put them on some rolled up wet paper towel, inside a...

Here's a pic of Papa Stan for you Bert. My avatar pic is of another one from last year. It was 9'10" tall. It was an indica and needed another month of flowering, but the cool fall months pushed her into harvest. It was a matter of use it or lose it, and I chose the prior!! The main determining...

It was a Sativa bagseed. Called her Papa Stan. Really good smoke and an uplifting buzz. What type of pics are you looking for?

Hey Kind Sir, I went into the back yard and pulled off some rotting wood from a log. Then I broke it up into smaller pieces and added it to my soil. I believe it was Grease that said he uses rotting wood in his mixes.

I used the head, guts and tail from a fish for one of my plants last year. It grew to the top of my hoop house and I had to train it to grow along the top afterwards. Don't know if that growth was all because of the fish or not, but it was one awesome plant!!

Couldn't agree more Kind sir. I have used the information that Grease has passed along many times. His knowledge is unreal!! He is one of a few on here that know exactly what they are doing, and I thank them all!!!

So me and the misses drink a lot of herbal teas. I'm mainly a green and ganga tea, and she likes her camomille. In the summer I collect dandelion leaves, roots and flowers and make tea from them. Actually I collect any kind of plant that's local and make tea from it. Red clover is a good one. My...

Thanks anzohaze. So I essentially turn my soil into a worm bin then? Any suggestions to what I should feed them, or do I give them the same stuff I am feeding my bins with?

I don't do bokashi and also don't put any citrus or ginger into my worm bins. We juiced some apples and carrots yesterday and mixed the pulp in with some horse manure, chopped up banana peels, apple peels, carrot peels, oyster shell flour, alfalfa meal, dirt and ground up ganga leaf. the mixture...

We juice, and the worms in my 2 bins love the leftover pulp from whatever we juice!!

Check again in 3 full days, then daily after that.

Looks like a swollen calyx to me.

Jewelers loupes are a must for determining pest issues.

I grow organic and I had a spider mite issue last year. First thing I did was to give the girl a good haircut. Then I did was boiled a bunch of my cayenne peppers and ran it thru a cheese cloth and made a spray. Had to do quite a few applications and I also used a soft bristle paint brush to...

Wet knows his stuff!!!

I wouldn't prune it. The leaves are like small solar panels that bring the sunshine into the plant and makes her grow big and healthy.

Put the into solo cups or something similar.

You have a strong family and that is what is most important. Here are a couple of links that you may find interesting. Watch the video, it is quite something. http://www.medicaljane.com/2015/02/18/whole-plant-cannabis-extract-in-the-treatment-of-melanoma/...

Your young lady has an awesome long journey ahead of her and you have certainly given her a very good start to that journey!!!

Hmmmm, I used to save the seeds from Columbian Gold that we smoked back in he late 70's. Had a vitamin container full of the popcorn as we used to call em. I will have to go to my parents place and check out a few of my old hiding spots to see if they are still there and then see if I can pop a...