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Why would you waste the time curing your pot if you are just going to cook with it? But to answer your question, yes, it will still stink. You are not going to cure away the pungent terpenoids that give MJ its smell. :peace: -AR

You also have to take into account the type of plant that you are growing. I, personally, am unfamiliar with it, but if it is a mostly pure sativa, it could take 80-120 days to fully flower. :peace: -AR

No, but I like your avatar. <3 deadmau5 :peace: -AR

Also, if cal mag and fox farm bloom are the only nutes that you are using right now, that would be a huge issue. :peace: -AR

Hi, You are right in guessing that the 90° temp is a problem, especially if you are not supplementing with CO2. However, this is probably not the issue. From the looks of your picture, those buds are mad sativa. Sativa plants will take up to 84 days to fully flower. So keep in mind that if...

Holy shit... someone had a fair amount of trim to play with, eh? :peace: -AR

Hey folks, It's been awhile since I have updated this thread. A lot has changed since; harvests have come and gone, rooms have been remodeled.... Anywho, to give you the 5 second skinny, I have expanded the room by around 50% and replaced the Growzilla hood with a 60" dual cool tube, sporting...

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The plants are in the bathtub becuase they were being flushed and I had to get all that ClearEx out... Anywho, last res change was: 5mL Humboldt Nutrients Verde 20mL Hygrozyme 25mL Hydroplex 25mL CalMag 35mL Base 40mL Liquid Karma :peace: -AR

Excellent deduction, Watson. Maybe I can shed a bit of light on this one... Judging from the pictures, all his plants are fresh from seed. And when plants are from seed, they have a tendency to grow more uniform and less bushy. Because of this, the natural canopy of the leaves blocks the lower...

I've heard of growing other fruit bearing plants, such as tomatoes, in the same fashion. It's supposed to help with delivery of H20/nutes to the fruit, or something along that line. Anyways, this should be interesting. Subscribed. :peace: -AR

Last res change was: 4.5g AN Bud blood 20mL Botanicare Hydroplex 25mL Botanicare CalMag 35mL Botanicare Pure Blend Pro (Bloom) 40mL Liquid Karma CO2 was increased by 200ppm. :peace: -AR

It's always been obvious that the more roots a plant has, the larger it is. But I never realized that plant diameter was proportional to the container diameter. Very interesting. :peace: -AR

I grew some Grape Ape for a harvest once. I let it veg for longer than I should have, but it produced a decent amount... :peace: -AR

This is why your buds have not packed on any weight, nor will gain much. Soil only has a limited amount of base nutrients to keep the plant alive. Your plants are probably coming close to exhausting what nutes there are. I'm not sure there's much you can do if you're already 6 weeks into...

The stretching is due to the fact your light is suspended so high over the plant. You should try to get it as close as you can. A good rule of thumb for judging is to stick your hand near the top of the plant; if it is too hot for your hand, it is too hot for the plant. As for the wilting... It...

Do you guys think that using a carb based additive would compensate for me pruning some larger fan leaves off my plant? I really want to prune it up so the light may better penetrate the canopy, however, I do not want to loose out on those sugar factories... :peace: -AR

If someone wrapped their hands around your neck, pinching off your ability to breathe in 100% of the needed oxygen, would you grow to your full potential? Plants are the same way; their photosynthetic processes use CO2, thereby creating oxygen. And though the plant does use some oxygen (in the...

Lights are only about 1/3 of it. A truly high harvest will come from 1.) good lights, 2.) good nutrient regiment, and 3.) proper ventilation/environment. Your plants will only be as good as the weakest component. :peace: -AR