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The color change of trichs - They start out clear, move to cloudy then clear up again this time with a small streak of amber down one side. When you harvest during this cycle is up to you, with most people pulling when cloudy to different %s of amber.

Awwwww :( Sorry for your loss!

Sweet little bonsai grow :)

I'm in the same boat. Someone get in here and let me know what to do with this. I'm heading out today to buy a bug tent and a few praying mantis, see if that will work. I'm reeeeeally reluctant to spray anything on my nugs :(

Your alarm and trap system are about as subtle as a neon sign saying "look here!" :D Stretch some of that fence camo up over your wire fencing, add some big posts along the way to support an additional height, leave it up through the year so it blends in.

You need a pair of geese. No joke. They used to guard the temple of Apollo for a reason. They are some of the meanest watch animals out there, yet will be friendly to your family if you raise them well. Stop laughing till you get bit by one :) plus free nitrogen for your yard.

I'm growing some purple kush that looks a whole lot like your flowers. It may be related?

To confirm all that's been said: I'm growing and have local friends doing the same, and one of them has a Jamaican Sativa, a really pretty plant. Its been in flower for a while now and browned its hairs all over, so he pulled it on Monday. It's drying now and I wish he'd waited a few more...

Hey Jim, I'm in a similiar position, spent the last weekend here on the forums trying to figure out if I'm ready to harvest yet or not. Despite your objections - buy a scope. I ended up heading down to Radio Shack, and for $12 got the killer little pocket microscope. I'm now way more...

I went to a growers festival recently up in Mendocino and was talking to some people at Humbolt Grower and Fox Farms about these flavor ideas. Apparently the way to go is to make a compost tea and feed it to your roots. You can make your own compost piles of whatever (fruit etc..) and make your...

Thank you :) According to what I learned yesterday (and correct me please if I got it wrong) the tricones are fat and plump, mostly cloudy with a few clear and glassy on that particular plant you mentioned, but none amber toned yet. On the other plant that is ripening the tricones are clear...

Some macro pics, I was out playing with the camera today :D

It's late summer, and this is my first harvest. I come to you Oh Wise Ones of the forums, and after spending the day perusing the harvest posts I've come to the following conclusion: 'tis not the time, I'm going to wait a few weeks :D Thanks for the reassurances, many things I needed to know...