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drizzle thanks for the info, really don't know a thing about indoor grows. I usually have a nice breeze in the mountains and never have had a problem. Thanks again.

I need to ask a stupid question. Why are you worried about the humidity? I grow outside and it is between 90 and 100% each and every night. I have never had a problem with mold, also the leaves are about as good as the roots with using the water available to them. I will say though you have...

I also grow in the mountains and they should be fine, while they are tender little plants under about 6 pair of branches try making little greenhouse tents for the late afternoon and night. I know it sounds strange but the extra heat over night really has worked for me. Also, this time of year...

rotflmao.........whoever told you that must have gone to a government school.

fdd........great grow, just finally getting my named strains going hope my new plants flower as well. The bag seeds looked good starting but didn't finish like yours.

My two cents worth.....I've grown outside for years, if a week of rain killed your plants my guess would be the dirt the plants are in. Make sure that the soil is well drained and doesn't hold so much water around the roots. If you have clay based soil try mixing some mason sand (white sand)...

Well friends and growers, sorry it has been so long since my last entry. I have been back and forth from the States and severe internet problems in Costa Rica. Today I am still in the States and will be another week so no pictures today. Presently the clones from August are almost finished...

My guess would be burnt by the sun, but pics would help or a better description of where the yellow is starting. This time of year if they are outside you are going to gets lots of yellowing on your fan leaves as they start to bud out.

They look good right now, but you should really think about seperating them now before it is too late. You can remove them from the container and gently run under water to seperate them and then repot them. They will produce much better that way. Anyway, welcome to the site and the best of...

Wow fdd, whatever they are called and whatever they are, they are great looking babies. I wish my grow would have flowered as nicely. Keep up the good work, I hope the my new grow will flower as nicely for sure. OH! did you ever rid yourself of the moths?

Just started germing my Master Kush yesterday, it is swelling up nicely. I sure hope that she turns out as good as your grow is going. Please keep me posted as it is a new strain for me and any help or insights to growing it properly is appreciated.

Looking really good. Your buds turned out a lot better than mine finished up, congrats. I was happy for my bagseed crop and hope the seeds I bought finish up like yours.......

Good morning all here is the next update and I have been busy that past couple of days. First off, I want to show off the newest baby........she is 3 days old now (Hawaii x Maui Waui). I think she is looking pretty good so far and standing straighter each hour it appears. The second picture is...

Wutter, the baby is looking good so far, don't worry about the different color of greens that is pretty much normal. I can't say that all plants do the 2 tone stage but most of mine do that in the veg state at some point or another. Keep up the good work and keep us posted.

Ralphie, they are looking good and healthy. Hope my new ones turn out as good.

Not much is going on right now, seem to be in a bit of a period of its not done flowering and you guys are still too small to do anything with. I have the NL #2 all up and starting to look good, I am surprise and the slow rate of growth though. I have 2 thoughts on the that one is that I am...

I want to thank ya'll for you comments, I truly appreciate them. The big plant is named Jane, Mary was harvested awhile back. Jane is almost 12 feet tall now and is concluding her second month of flower, I might add the buds are finally getting some girth to them. Jane comes from bagseed...

Thanks for looking Ralphie, yes we are still in the rainy season. The rainy season or as it is called down here the winter season runs from May thru December. We have had more rain than you can imagine this year, yesterday we had over 3 inches of rain. I realize this sounds like lots but we...

:joint:Hi all, glad to be back after being very sick for a week. I haven't updated in over a week and there has been lots going on, so sit back and get updated. The first picture is of my new Northern Light.......she has been growing oh so slowly. I put her in the ground on the 11th of August...

Those babies are looking good. I just started germinating some of the same seeds, hope mine turn out as well.