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Lol I'm so jealous of people who are just so damn satisfied with peanut butter….

Yea I figure it would just take longer to flower, or they might grow quicker? The plants assuming it's later in winter?

Has anyone ever tried any different light cycles besides 12/12 for flowering? Like 8 on 16 off or something like that. Anybody know what this might do?

If you are letting the pots dry out fully between waterings (this is actually not just good to prevent pests but is essential for root development as well) you should be fine

could just be fruit flies, I get a few of those, they never seem to cause me any troubles, they however, definitely don't hop, so this may be irrelevant...

could be ok still, could you id the plant that had mold? those are the most likely suspects, but if the stuff is really moist still, it can smell like drying hay, maybe even dirt...

if you don't want it to look like weed, just grow shrooms… or poppies, if you're with it

Yea man, shouldn't drink water from water bottles, you have no idea how long its been in that plastic. Water is called the universal solvent for a reason, especially if they have been warm at all, there is definitely some plastic in the water, also tap water has trace elements some of which can...

honestly we kinda need to see the plants, if the buds aren't affected (yellow) and you think the plant could survive the remaining 3ish weeks of flower just push it to get there, otherwise lightly fertilize, like 1/3-1/2 strength, but if it's really that close to being done this may not even...

NO! I'm not voting! I hate waiting in those damn lines to get registered! can we just have a dictatorship? I'm getting sick of making so many choices all the time (lol all of my jk)

The earlier you switch the better, are you sure about the 24 hour stuff by the way? I'm a fan of nature, I think giving them a little down time is good, but everyone has there own method, best of lucK!

hey man, I'd say that like at least 60% of americans over 30 have no idea/care about weed. its just not a part of their life, now instead of accepting that younger people just do this and it's relaxing and has become a part of some culture, they need to see it as something new. I'd bet most of...

I see I'm a bit late to this party, and hopefully I'm not re-stating someone's comment, and hope someone still reads this. It's strictly because america isn't ready to have an educated discussion about anything that has been labeled as inappropriate in the past. Average Americans are literally...

Seeds and genetics have a lot to do with what you're describing. However, I think you'll find that its not easy getting there even if you buy the most expensive seeds. Experienced growers are really what brings out, those most sought after traits. I think what you are looking for is definitely a...

I just finished my first 5 plant grow, it was in soil and I can tell you that soil isn't the best option if you plan on doing 40-50 plants. It took us (3 guys) like 45 minutes to take the plants out of the tent and water them all at once. Even though we were in soil we did have some nutrient...

And yes Dinafem is on Attitude.

I'm actually relatively new to growing myself and am not really doing it perpetually, so no mommas for me :(, if stability is key then try something thats been around for a while, maybe just some old fashioned white widow? I mean that shit has been around so long its got to be stable by now. I...

Try California Hashplant from Dinafem. I know it doesn't really make sense to go to a european breeder to get a strain called "California" Hashplant, but its quite nice, quick to flower and I really enjoyed the smoke, classic indica high and plant structure. As for being beginner friendly well...

Those home grown Habaneros must be fire!!! (Adding to my garden for sure)

I have also seen a lot of people actually complain about the genetics, the Blueberry from Dutch Passion. From what I heard it really likes to hermy and what not. Keep us posted on how the final result is!