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Yes I've left them all be, I've got my hands full controlling the environment atm, but new techniques will come when I'm comfortable :) if I had gotten these with a micro-grow setup I would be in trouble. I'm glad to hear that this is somewhat common. Thanks dude.

When my father stopped feeding before harvest, his started to do the same thing. The plants starving COULD make them more susceptible to deficiency? I'm just thinking aloud.

I like to tuck those little sites under fan leaves or anything really. It can't hurt to get them as much light and air as can be.

Hey guys, I don't have a "problem" with this, but a few questions. Attached are pics of two of my current plants. They are both lowryder #1 from vision seeds. Is this just to be expected if you don't grow clones? One definetly displays sativa characteristics. my node spacing seems ok, but of...

Yes carbon filters do work To remove smell if used properly.

I have to ask, does the sulfur also do an effective job raising rh? I have extremely dry winters and use a humidifier. does the sulfur act as a fungicide and keep good rh, say, for seedlings? Thanks for the tip dude. I'm not afraid to invest a bit so a more automated approach could be sweet.

I don't know how I feel about the ending. Such a beautiful tale brought to an abrupt finish.

it's hard to research everything before your first grow. try and stay one step ahead of your plant In terms of studying. Focus on sprouting and then seedling care. Lots of sitting around reading.

I'll be using herbies for as long as I can. I plan to get a few grows in this year, and hopefully be self sufficient by next. very glad I live in this communication age.

You're totally right. It has a bit of trichs in person, but my personal 7 week old autos have allready frosted heavier. once the sites puffed a bit, they frosted immediately. This plant is a regular Afghani from herbies. it's def a bit curious. here's hoping for the best. :)

Good looking out dude. I couldn't help but ask you guys what you thought. Her current owner is a first time as well, and getting antsy.

Thanks so much for posting dude. I've read a couple articles and just read you're link. But I can't seem to find out if misting too close to the flowers, or too far into flower is a no-no. Ill be spraying (carefully) tommorow at lights out, or I may even mix some neem in water and wipe the...

Thank you for your quick response. Hate to bother further, but I've read about milk and vinegar sprays used to help. Would you say controlling my rh is a better action to take than spraying flowering plants?

Hey guys, thanks for checking in on me. Im pretty sure this is Powdery Mildew on the leaf, but feel better asking for advice hete. There is also cotton type material forming at the top cola. We've had heavy rain this week and I've just put a dehumidifier in my basement that was getting up to...

Oops just saw this. Ive researched and viewed charts instructing to wait for them to at least cloud up. From my understanding, this is the window opening, with %30 amber being it shut. If you have any tips I would more than like to hear.

I'm not sure where you could find them in your area. It won't be hard to track one down. sorry, I don't own one myself.

Yea waiting is the most difficult. Especially if You're not sure what you're waiting to see happen Lol. it's best looked at as a hobby if you'd like to just keep yourself going.

Hi steff! I was wondering when we'd see your plants next. Your flowers look good imo. The auto should be nearing completion. although, finishing times arent to be taken seriously. Just let them go until they are ready. The plant looks good, but I'd bet they will be larger next time when you...

This one looks incredibly gangsta, op. My father uses one like this, it doesn't look like a scale unless it's opeNed up.

The guys here have always had my back. It was a good idea to join a forum.