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Actually clay is just fine to use as a material long as it's fully dry, kiln fired and glazed is best. What do you think early bowls were made of :P. I wouldn't have bothered if I could buy one...I literally live on an island and there's NO head shops or ANYWHERE that sells such items...

All bowls in this "style" look kinda phallic :P

So being back home and having flown, I had no piece with which to smoke. I really didn't feel like having to roll every-time and aluminum pipes taste like crap. Being the overall crafty person I am, I decided to visit my old HS and get some clay from my old art teacher. Of course everything went...

You can muscle them apart, just be gentle about it and try not to tear the roots. You can also try trimming the roots back about 25% then trying to separate them. Just make sure that all broken roots are removed because if they're not attached the plant and aline they'll just rot in the water...

Nope. Never had any meds as a kid. I knew adderall contained methanphedomine (sp?), my bf talks abOut the rages he used to get from it when it was wrongly prescribed to him.

Its fine for roots to be in water. You only get root rot in still water, hence why most people also add a bubbler to the aerogarden base. Trimming roots is not detrimental to a plant at all unless you over trim.

Wouldn't know. Meth is one of the few things on my list of "NEVER DO". But, suppose I can't stay mad at someone who learned the lesson the hard way long as you did indeed learn from it...though still in doubt bout your meth plant "I don't really think that" claim....

*SLAPS* and that's for even wanting to HAVE meth! BAD!! BAD BAD BAD!!!!:evil::evil::evil::evil:...this site needs a spanking emote because you need spanking and text just isn't doing it for me -.-

agreed here.

The thing with changing the growing medium in areo set-up is that they have an issue with root rot if the substrate stays too wet. So things like rockwool, cotton balls...ect only work well if you use a cycle where the water is not running all the time because the substrate is too absorbent...

Just make sure the roots don't clog up the pump. I found that regular root trimmings kept space for the roots really well. Bout once a months i trimmed 1/4 of the roots mass from each plant. But ONLY do this with healthy plants. Plants that are already stressed don't respond well to root...

I'd say at a minimum you could get half a zip...I'm not sure about 2 zips....but over one is not out of the question.

Yea, I was thinking the re-gen because you can't clone, but this is my huge issue with auto-flowers...once the seeds are grown, unless you left a male in there which is hard to do because most auto-flowers come in pre-femmed, that's it and you need to buy more if you want to grow more...

1) Should i flower When the plants get close to other plants? Or when the plants are mature (alternating nodes)? Are there benefits/cons to either. What? Your plants are close to other plants already...why would that affect anything? Anyhoo, most people follow a time frame and put plant into...

Well...it's obviously in flower and female...I'd say anywhere from 2-4 weeks into flower..but it's hard to tell without pics from different angles.. Edit: Also, there are FAR too many strains out there to be able to tell what strain a random plant is without it being super unique.

DAMN! He beat me to it -.-

if you see yellow dust, pollen is coming from somewhere. They can blend in really well, pollen sacs literally looks like tiny bananas.

you=EPIC FAIL

Dude, they are WAY too many different strains to identify what one you happened to have thrown in the ground. So how about instead of being a little ass because you had to wait a few minutes; ask how to grow the little plant into something. Also, that plant isn't mature, therefore you can't tell...

I figure I probably already know the answer to this...but is it possible to re-veg an autoflowering strain?