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Ya if your not using predator buds to kill of the infestations (or just random bugs) I'd hang a couple pieces of fly paper near the light(s), and put it around the bucket (for the ants), and 1 or 2 stripes across the bucket (from one edge to the other, near the stem of the plant). I would only...

Yes put them in air-tight jars for the cure process. Its not too late. Curing them will slow the drying process, and let the rest of the starches, and nitrites (these are what give the harsh taste) out of the buds. How did you harvest? Did you do 2 weeks of flushing prior to harvest(indoors), or...

Well a side from the above convorsation...Many experts (not myself, I'm still learning, and experimenting) say every month or 2 to flush the medium with a 3:1 ratio...meaning if you grow in a 3 gallon pot flush with 9 gallons of fresh water( no nutes, ect.), this will make sure you have no...

Some people will only open them once per day after the first 7 days of the cure...so you can open them every 4 hours for 10 minutes at a time for the first 7 days, then for the next week open the jars once per day for 10minutes, then open the jars for 10 minutes at the end of the 3rd week...

The more light the better...make sure it stays cool around the seeds...too hot, and they will burn up...try a CFL for seedlings, this way you can get the light closer without burning them, cause the CFL will emit less heat then the MH.

Ya the way I figure it, if I can't save the plant with natural solution's, its too far gone. Not a fan of the chemicals, cause of the stress using them can put on your plant. I'm going to be testing out lollipoping, and a few other methods to see which works out best for the best...

You can "save" the moldy parts by spraying them down with the peroxide solution if its surface( then an hour or 2 later spraying them with good clean H2O, and wiping them down by hand)...if it seems to go deep within the colas I'd do some surgery...not worth chancing, I haven't had to deal with...

OH the search button does wonders...https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/18350-white-widow-harvest-time.html Good info in there about what to look for to harvest WW.

The outside of your buds may seem "too" dry, but the inside is moist still. Put them in the jars for the curing process, and the outsides will moisten up a bit...making the buds evenly moist inside, and out. If your looking to check if its working open your jar about 4 hours later for the first...

Put some super sticky double sided tape around your pot your planting in, and any bugs crawling up the pot will be stuck to it, and never make it to your plant :)...Also praying manisis work well with killing off other bugs...plus they are pretty cool looking :)

Yum...damn I need to start my grow room lol. If your worried about using Neem oil then order lady bugs...ship them over night so they can get right to work. They will eat the bugs that are parasitic to our plants :)...so roll a blunt, get a magnifying glass, and watch the discovery channel like...

Dry in a dark room away from imediate light, and have a fan to circulate air...not pointing directly at your hanging buds on the branches. Do that for 5-7days (bent the stem, and it should snap...they are done drying), then pop them into air tight jars like your buddies bro does(this is the...

The guys over at VISC recommend 6.3 with great success on a huge scale, but rockwool does recommend 5.5, and soaking the rockwool over night in the water adjusted to 5.5.

Make a hydrogen peroxide/water mixture in a mister bottle. Spray the areas specific with mold. Let sit for an hour or so, then respray with clean fresh water, and wipe the plants down to prevent mold from occuring again due to wet conditions. I figure they are outside, if it starts to rain again...

Submerge the rockwool in water, then push down on it to make sure all of the rockwool is soaked with water, then pour out the excess from your tray or container. You should have a pH of roughly 6.3 if using rockwool. Make sure once to put them in the rockwool make sure you spray them down to...

I would say another week or 2. Even with my poor eye sight it looks like there is a majority of white hairs still. Wait till 75% have turned a red/brownish color. You can also check the trich's...this is the best/most accurate method, unless your familiar with the plant your growing, and can go...

Thats in the acidic range bud. Ph ranges from 1-14...pure water is a 7, so I'm thinking they call "balanced" a 7. If thats the case you will have to add Ph-(down) to correct the balance from the shell. Or to save some hassle just get a $10 air pump, a few feet of air line, and push it through...

45-50% is a good rule of thumb lights off (too damp, and bud rot, fungi, and mildew will thrieve(sp?)). To keep the enviroment out of optimal range for powdery mildew, and fungi to grow. 50-60% with lights on, and 45-50% in the flowering stage. Dropping the humidity to the 30% range a few days...

Kinda depends on if the strain your growing is easy going with the general Ph to be within the 5.5-6.5 range, or if its a picky strain. I use to have aquariums so I know what your talking about, it slowly dissolves in the water giving off O2 in the water for a bit...I never used them so I'm not...

I know people remove the upper fan leaves to allow more light to penatrate the lower buds, but I'm not sure about removing "spindly" lower branches.