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Gracias. The smell on these is crazy!

Not sure....inherited the cut from a friend.

It depends on the strain. I veg sour diesels for 2 weeks, but I top them to 4-5 nodes a few days before I flip them and they end up 5ft+ and evenly spaced. I would veg a shorter indica 4-5 weeks and train it a bit to fill the space. I veg my 24 in a separate space under a 400w MH on a 3x3...

So far so good for 2011. This is the Cherry Kush garden. Killing it this year, and coming down as we speak. I have heard of people having mediocre results with CK outdoors, but I think it looks fantastic. It is finishing pretty early also... For comparison, I have some diesels that are...

I see where you are coming from. I had that strategy on my previous grows. This time around I changed things up, and I see no real difference yet. Same strain, nutes, etc...only longer intervals between dumps. I have no deficiency symptoms, and all plants are healthy and strong. I am only 3...

I changed weekly on my last grow, and was told by multiple people that weekly is too often. Some suggested 2-3 weeks, and researchkitty said she goes the whole grow without dumping. I went the first 3 weeks of flower this time around without dumping, and I see no difference compared to weekly...

I would stop spraying ~2 weeks before harvest since there is about a 2 week residual. Those 1-day PHIs are for edible crops that can be washed off. There is no PHI for smokable product, unless you start looking at labels for tobacco (idea?). Just to be on the safe side.

Saccharopolyspora spinosa is the actual bacteria that Spinosad is derived from. The active ingredients in Spinosad are spinosyn A & D, which are derived from the fermentation of S. spinosa. Braconid and Trichogramma wasps can be harmed by this, but they are not responsible for a large amount...

Spinosad works like a dream on budworms. It also has a residual control like 20x longer than Bt. Organic, safe for beneficials, etc etc....

I came across a good article on nutrients and pH, and thought I would pass it along. *Warning...a bong rip or 2 may be required...

My conversion to 3/4" PVC went very well. The buckets flood more or less at the same rate, and much quicker. The drain cycle also goes faster. I had a problem in my first go-around in this system where the roots grew into the tubing and plugged it up a bit. When this happens, all the plants...

CAP told me the check valves were just a temp fix for some units, and that my system does not need them. Just FYI.

It doesnt look like a deficiency, so I would guess it's your neem. Magnesium def shows itself as an interveinal chlorosis on the lower leaves. What I think you have are crispy leaves that looks like they got sprayed when the lights were on.

Spinosad is what you need. Google it.

Bt and Spinosad are both OMRI listed. Bt is Bacillus thuringiensis, a bacteria, that acts as a stomach poison to lepidoptera (moths/caterpillars), among others. The insect has to injest it, so it is only toxic to pests that eat your plant. Spinosad is another biological with action against...

I use a DIY aerocloner, and I usually get roots in 5-10 days with tapwater. I dont bubble the water however....I have 1/2" PVC in the shape of an 'H' fitted to a submersible pump with cheapo 360 degree 1/4" spray barbs spaced evenly throughout. I cant remember a time that I actually lost a...

Dont use Avid for thrips. Avid is mainly a miticide, and miticides are the some of the most toxic pesticides to humans aside from broad-spectrum insecticides like Lannate. Spinosad is the product of choice for thrips. I eliminated an infestation with one application. You can also find it...

Those look like thrips. Those are not aphids, mites, whiteflies or springtails. Juvenile thrips do not have wings, so they jump around everywhere. They are very easy to kill. I knocked down an infestation with one application of Spinosad.

I cant tell if it has 1 or 2 pairs of wings in the photo. If it has 1 pair, it is in the fly family (probably a gnat). 2 pair, and it is a beneficial wasp.

Looks like an aphid to me.