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your lacking one major factor in this whole process, its called common sense. I hope your arrested walking down the street at 2am pushing a wheel barrow with clones or seeds or what even dumbass idea you plan to use.

gained fame from web forums? are you kidding me. Sub was known in the growing community well before most people got hip to these forums. Subcools strains> everything else..... not to mention crossing his strains, what other world wide known breeder can you go and ask for advice on crossing...

I've grown with it and without, however never a controlled study so I cannot say with 100% certainly that it helps. A tsp every water or every other water during flower is all it takes. I've also told friends to try it and all have came back to me and told it it undoubtedly helps. Its not...

very true, new growers tend to want to be to involved with the plant. And when I said once a week that was talking about during flower other than that I don't use it at all.

The act of growing indoors may not its self speed up the process, but when you remove all the vabiables that come with outdoor growing indoor is the most effeincent.

you clearly need more patience becuase it does not matter how many times its applied, its only useful about once every week.

Sounds like you've done a good job so far....Keep them in the jar opening it daily or twice daily for about 30 minutes each time, do this for another week or so and you should have some great nugs. Most important you want to prevent them from drying to fast, or staying wet in a sealed jar.

don't worry about all this fancy shit, if they are well established clones transplant them into whatever pot you plan on having them in throughout the duration of this grow. If your father in law is experienced with these strains he should be able to tell you if they will benefit from any...

be careful of fields, the bugs that live in and near fields are apt to do more damage to a plant than bugs your gonna find in the wooded area.

be careful of fields, the bugs that live in and near fields are apt to do more damage to a plant and bugs your gonna find in the wooded area.

hard to tell just from this pic, looks well developed but can't say with 100% degree of certainty with out seeing it under a scope. Go to Radio Shack they sell pocket microscopes that are 100X and sell for just under 20 bucks.

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thats also a valid point I was speaking from the prescriptive of somebody with well established clones, if starting from seed of seedling your gonna wanna wait about 2 weeks.

its gonna be in your best interest to at least germ the seeds before you put them in the ground, just use a wet paper towel and a dark warm area. As soon as those sprout you should be good to put them in, the high today was 85 I know that atypical but with weather like this your gonna be fine.

P.S. you've been praised for your avy :-P

you can grow near pines if you help neutralize the soil with some lime. Wet lands are a hit and miss due to fact they are prone to flooding, but if placed poorly you never have to water or really return to your crop.

99% of my county's pictures are grainy and trash.....put some boots on and find the place your self.

wait untill nighttime low temps are well into the 40's, it sounds like you and I are having the same issue. Its been getting close to 50 here in the day time(my not be high temps to the rest of the world)and I've been loving it. there is still snow on the ground in the deeps woods and I figure...

don't go by name, go by the characteristics of your weather and base your plant of choice on that factor becuase weather will have more impact on a successful grow than any other variable.

I'm not sure if I fully understand what your asking.....Yes the clone will grow and flower the same time a seed will, it will just set you back weeks for waiting for the plant to germ, root and then go to veg. With clones you put them out and they are already in veg growth so they should be...