Recent content by Fanman2

Yep, I am afraid you have a bit of a wait yet. Depends on how many heat units you get. Fanman 2

Yes, just used a wood chisel and awl. Marked the lids, cut and installed hygrometer. They are cheap on eBay for ten or twenty, for twenty bucks or so. I use a little silicone sealant around cut. I have found they are surprisingly accurate. Fanman2

I use the amber half gallon jars. I then install humidity meters in the jar lids. I usually put a broveda pack in the bottom. Gives you an idea of what's going on in the jars.

You need to identify the problem before you start administering a cure! Fanman

Never seen a flower like that! Interesting to say the least. Fanman

The tricombs were definitely milky and a long time in flower. They did flower through the heat of Michigan summer though so it did lose some of its fragrance. Fanman

The plants pictured in my signature flowered early and were almost 11 weeks before I cut them. They are jarred and curing now. I tried a sample a couple times and it seems the new smoke makes me anxious and keeps me awake. I looked at the tricombs and they are mostly crystal like. A little amber...

Potassium bicarbonate is a great way to end PM. I use a product called green cure, I think they are the same. It's a powder I spray at the beginning of flower in the same tank as another product called BT. They are both organic and can be washed off with water. So one good rain and they are...

I would not soak seeds in any kind of bleach! Spores are everywhere move on. Fanman2

Very nice! I am keeping my fingers crossed to get to mid-croptober too! Chinook3

My guess is they would still be good. Fungus spores are everywhere, you just gotta not give them a home! Fanman 2

The best is yet to come. This the part you have been waiting for. They put on weight and get even better looking. I think my buds get chunkier almost every night. Fanman 2

Neem oil is a good repellent but I do not use it during flowering. They generally are not numerous and you can just look for them and destroy. They can fly when adult. I am not sure what to use after flower. Perhaps someone else can help. I have been using BT for cats and Green Cure for PM and...

Those look like immature stink bugs and yes they eat plants and are a bad bug. I have had several this year not sure why but my plants are near my grape vines and I think they host a lot of parasites. That mark on their back tells me it some kind of stink bug. Fanman2

Too early to tell! But I'll bet its male or female! Lol Fanman2