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FDD i would love to help you..........BUT in all honesty i just dont have a fuckin clue, but i am glad they got better....:hump:

thanks anyway.............:mrgreen:

Some types of tomatoes can be pollinated well by wind or shaking, but others do not. They release pollens in responding to viberations at a certain frequency only, which is usually the frequency of the bee's buzzing (bumble bees are the best pollinators to tomatos). When you see this problem...

same shit different name,

No...............................................................:-)

not a problem my man,always glad to set the record straight...:-)

why do people fixate on spelling,as long as you can read and understand what is being asked just answer the question and stop criticizing him.. Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht...

wow i have read some cods wallop in here but this takes the cake...sugar cant kill your plant unless you bury it in it, sugar can be used to feed the microorganisms but it lacks the trace elements that molasses has, molasses is cheaper and far more beneficial to the plant than sugar , but both...

the stems are hollow it is just natural so stop worrying...:-)

it was not a very good idea to add nutients to a freshly transplanted plant,water only for at least a week,then start the nutes at half strength till the plant looks strong ,then you can go full strength again

most benificial during flowering ,but you can add a little during veg........

why not ?it was a common practice in the early 50/60s with the agricultural lot ,they spread it on the land before seeding to get the microbes working.. it cant hurt the plant

about half a teaspoon will be fine ,to much wont hurt your plant any way.

yep i agree,no more than half pound.

we dont really have helicopters flying around looking for plants like the U.S.A(i could be wrong ) i live in the country and very rarely see one.and the only one i do see is checking our power lines......

sweeeeet.............................

probably over watering it as well,it should only need watering every 2 to 3 days. let it dry out before you water it roots need oxygen and wet ground does not allow them to get it properly

one outdoor crop a year, so i get 7 months of veg growth and then 3 month of flowering time, and the spare two months go to harvest , manicure and drying/curing. thats my year taken care of:joint:

good job..and good luck

any indica dominant strain is very popular down here.:mrgreen: