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jeezus i just about wet myself.frack that was a good laugh..:-) sorry about that welcome to the forums

mmmmm pickled dear yuummm.:-)

soil preperation is important ,you dont need to spend a lot of money ,just the soil in the garden dig in some manure and organic matter.(i always give a good soaking with molasses and water after i do this gets the microbes working on producing the food for your plants) but all of that is no...

well if it was me i would leave them,and what happens happens. but ultimately you have to make the decision. if you had a photo we might have been able to see how far into flowering they are..

probably not. was the light cycle 12/12 when it started to flower?

4 foot tall and flowering.. aint that what you want them to do,? just leave them and harvest when ready

I dont know go and have a look for it ,but you should be able to you have horses over there so they should have it they use it as a supplement for them

you just ignore the grammar junkies it makes them feel important.. good luck it sounds ok will be of more help when you have some pictures

any good pet store will have it,or maybe even the local garden center. it is a by product left over from the extraction of sugar from sugar cane or beetroot. this equates to it being pure plant energy in a bottle. use it a 2 tablespoons per gallon.

dont know never used it,but at a guess a tablespoon per gallon would be ok. why dont you just go and buy some molasses its dirt cheap and much better and will give better results..

any sugar will work but it is not the most optimal of the sugars to use, as suggested use molasses it puts the trace elements in the soil as well.

well i would say no on all accounts...

people it is a pesticide not a herbicide it wont hurt the plant and it wont put poison into your plant. if your pesticide has a withholding period then that is how many days before you harvest that you stop using it. pesticides are not absorbed into the plant it stays on the outside where the...

yep most certainly did.:mrgreen::joint::mrgreen:

you are not hurting the plant,the sugar is converted to a usable substance just like molasses is it is just that molasses has more trace elements. sugar like molasses help feed the microbes in the soil,the microbes help to turn the organic matter into a usable source of nutrients for the plant...

well done and good luck with this grow..

molasses is far better,not only does it add some carbs it adds trace elements and feeds the microbes but the sugar is fine (not optimal but it will work)to put some carbs and help the microbes do the job they are supposed to,so dont flush just leave it . and use molasses next time.

crikey if copperheads are your most poisonous you dont have much to worry about then do you. me i have to put up with tiger snakes,dugites,brown snakes,death adders,and the red bellied black snake as well as the copper head and even the odd masters snake.

unfortunately my plants dont conform to a calender year. the growing season is long here and by january 09 they will be 6 foot or more. to big to enter the 09 comp. oh well may have to start a comp for us with long growing seasons.

so one thing i would like to know . does it matter how long the grow period is as my plants wont be ready till around this time next year.