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I'd have offered the same advice as lemonking. Branches are amazing at sustaining damage and pulling through like it never happened. Also, there are people that put plants straight into 12/12 when the seedling pops out of the dirt. Out of 100 or so plants that I've harvested I have only...

I didn't see anything either... and trust me, I've tried many a time over the years. Lol

Ooooooh... You're killing me with anticipation! :bigjoint: I have wondered myself too though... How is hosting anonymous images a worthwhile business???

Have you harvested that clockwork orange before? If so, how was it? I always got the impression that anything from matt riot would be garbage.

Good shit. Glad to hear you got the temp issue under control. You should consider co2 for later in the grow to take advantage of the higher temps. Even just some sugar water and yeast in soda bottles next to your pots

My last order sat in nyc for 9 days. Didnt end up getting opened, bur had me worried.

Herijuana all the way. My absolute favorite bud ive ever grown was a certain pheno of heri. Out of 9 plants there were two that I kept as mothers. The #2 was the heavy yielder with a kind of banana smell. The #6 though.... She was special; crazy frosty, smelled like a boquet of flowers, and...

Awww man I'm drooling. You have some beautiful strains, and have your work cut out for you as far as trimming is concerned. Not one of them looks leafy.

This girl is gone. If she was far enough into flower, harvest; if not, compost or cannabutter.

:o oooooooooh....... :clap: There's some mouthwatering things going on here. Keep on keepin' on. I'll be lurking

Same here. :cuss:lmao. :bigjoint: As far as pruning, I would wait till the second week of flower, when the stretching has more or less finished. This will let you see which branches are not keeping up with the rest of the pack.

I go with Mycogrow. Costs less than $10. Which I love, cuz I'm "frugal" :mrgreen: :roll: (read: cheap) Since you already have this one though, it should do its job. I've never had a reason to dislike earth juice

You clearly don't know enough gang bangers. :bigjoint:

I was thinking a spill, too. Deficiencies and toxicities usually have some sort of pattern, and I don't really see that here.

NOTE: Before a plant is chosen to be sprayed, you need to do everything in your power to force it to hermie through regular stress. Light stress. Physical damage. Anything and everything you can think of.... It defeats the purpose if the plant you spray was going to hermie anyway. I like...

Jorge Cervantes? Damn. As if I didn't have enough reason to dislike that dude. Would you mind linking said video, cuz that statement brings your credibility into question. (not Jorge's though... He didn't have credibility to start)

Sooooo....... I really don't want to get into the pissing contest going on here, but I wouldn't mind discussing the actual substance of the thread. I cant help but notice, the crimes in question are probably not being committed by U.S. citizens... Specifically crime #3 - Falsely claiming...

I gotta agree with sohighifly on this one. Your best option is always to accept all input, and filter out what doesn't fit... To make a long post really short... 1 - either 2 - any 3 - most likely 4 - question's not very clear... yields vary drastically 5 - never tried em 6 - see answer #5 7 -...

Oh damn, that sucks big-time. :-( My brother swears by 1-2 Tbsp. of apple cider vinegar in a gallon of water, foliar fed. Not sure how often he sprays but I'll ask. Best of luck

There are too many variables to say definitively yes or no, but 5 weeks is definitely a bit late in the window of opportunity. The biggest factors are how long your strain takes to flower, and how much you plan to remove. If you do not remove more than 10% of the total plant mass, a healthy...