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i've grown some outdoor that turned anice golden colour. had sap inside some of the buds when i broke it open. Smalled amazing。 The indoor version wasnt as interesting.

i feel like ive looked this up before but totally forget. Something like they list the percentage on package as P2O5 and K2O butt he percentages are of P and K I dono. Looking at the NPK vs percentages on bottles leads me to belive the percentages is of P and K. In hydro it seems pointless...

Looks like calmag def

Normal to see new growth inner-yellowing (iron deficinecy) during transition to flower. I'm not sure exactly why; if it's the rapid new growth requiring more immobile elements, fresh transplant in soil having a higher pH, increase in light, or all of the above. Give a little dose of molasses...

If it's not totaly dry you are going to get mold. Mailing might not be a bad idea once dry. But check up ont he laws for sure like others say. You might have to send a few packages instead of one to keep legal.

That kind of looks like a brutal Calcium deficinecy and/or major root issue. OP's later pics show clear signs of light/heat stress. Possibly triggered by inadiquete nutrient/water uptake and accessive transpiration.

There no way to reverse time on an auto. And in general when plants are flowering, its too late to do much correction. Gets ome photoperiod seeds then you can grow bigger plants even if they suffer some of the stunting from issues common to new growers. quility will be better and you can...

i doubt a green future involves trillions of batteries. nuclear, hydroelectric, wind and maybe some panels on buisnesses that can utilze the power and output the excess. storing power is just greedy and inneficient.

This is a pretty dope setup. Dont be disinspired by the yield. Looks like nice bud! You could get away with using only 1-2 of those CFLs a few inches away from the plant of this size alone without the LED. Get some more veg time in with more tops or throw 4 plants in there next round. Plant...

Always check your runoff. It may not be an accurate reading of the rootzone, but it will indicate high/low pH/ec. I find it's best to use a small sample of the last drips that run through the medium. If you use use the entire runoff much of which may pass quickly around the edges of the...

Yup looks like little snow balls.. Let the bud dry out more and hopefuly it wont affect the taste toomuch.

If they pull through, they will be just as good. You could always start a couple more seeds and if they surpass these in growth choose the strongest

Cheers Mitchician :D That looks like a great specmine for the experiment! I can't wait to see what happends! I like the idea you mentioned of laying it on it's side. Made me think of strawberry stolons.. I wonder if nutrient transport is one way with runner plants? hmm..

i've never used them to cure, but i've got them with a couple bags i purchased and they are great. keeps everything at a good moisture level and fresh. I would think they would work best once everythings ready to be sealed indefinitely. You would still have to burp prior to sealing becasue...

I'm just curios if it is possible and how nutrient/sugar transport would work if it did. Also wonder if it would grow really weird or interesting if somehow the xylem and phloem reveresed directions.

Like root pruining? Or just cutting but not adding any more soil? I think plants would respond well to either. I've root pruined a couple times, and they seem to like it.

There would be leaves. they would just be up-side-down for a little bit before self correcting. The air layer would be in the middle of a branch with enough leaves underneath to support growth once inverted and transplanted.

It was rooted in a glass vile in a mason jar dome. Transplanted to soil. I've ditched the domes, i never used them before, idk why i was at the time. I think i was overdoing the light on the mom and it wilted a bit after cutting becasue the transpiration was already high. Then i was stuck in...

Had this dome of death situation with a transplanted clone. You remove the dome the shock of humidity change wilts,, you leave the dome on, the medium never dries out, dropping, wilting. You have to slowly condition to lower humidity. Bigger dome, no misting let evaperation, transpiration...