Recent content by tokinglotus

im from the concord area

also if it gets really cold at night try a wall of water or make a plastic green house around them at night

where i live in new hampshire me and the wifey put our babys in the ground around earth day(they get a head start under hps for about a month or until they show pre flowers indoors) and then in late july to the first week of august we put out a few well rooted baby girls and in the years we have...

about 3 harvest (indoors) ago i had 4 lovly ladies that had been in flowering for about 2-3 weeks when i had to go away on a emergency trip when i came home a week or so later i noticed a few yellow flowers spread across 2 of my girls(all 4 clones came from the same mother plant that never in...

i asked mostly for next season (outdoors) i did however start a 250w hps closet grow about 3 years ago but im still learning and exerimenting around i have had about 4 maybe 5 good harvest from it but i lost all my good seeds and my girls was destroyed b4 i took cuttings i tried bag seed from...

sorry it took me so long to reply me and my kids have been sick

im currently living in concord

also the girls will rippen about one week later than plants grow out fully under a mh set up

self pollinated hermies seeds are going to be mostly female and hermie

i live in a medium/small city and our tap here can be pretty bad so if your water is like mine i recomend aging it

it will have a few seeds here and there and those seeds are going to be mostly female and hermies but it will still smoke and get you high if it has good potency

plants started in july will flower about the same time as earlyier planted girls but will finish about 1-2 weeks after so if you dont get frost till november you should have enough time to get it to about 3-4 feet tall when finished

when using tap you should let it age to get the harmful (to the plants) chemicals out i put a air stone in it and let it sit in a dark cool space for 48 hours or so and then its ready to go

what are the npk on the biogrow and biobloom