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You can if you know the right members. But yeah my last thread i put in marijuana plant problems is long gone with no replies. @Cx2H @Dr. Who Anything to say? Dr. Who probably wont reply till morning but im betting he'll have plenty to say. Cx2H may not know but im betting he'll have input...

Everything went great. I got rid of these plants though because i want to put a different strain in. This was just a test run. Amazing results! Healthiest plants ive ever grown! They wouldve been much larger but i topped one and split it for 2 mains and topped the other and split it for 6...

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Good info for new growers. Id add that breeder times are usually off so its best to ignore them. Also during the initial few weeks of flower stretch is an understatement. Indica dominant plants will add a minimum of 50% of their height while most will double. Sativa doms can triple or even...

Silica products like dynagro protekt and silica blast used during veg and the flowering stretch strengthens up stems like you wouldnt believe. Not recommended to use beyond early flowering though. Im using silica blast in my first rdwc and it is amazing. Stems must be 4x thicker than usual and...

@Dr. Who It is weird that its on two different strains you sprouted. Would be less weird if it was from the same pack of seeds as variegation can appear genetically in high percentages.

Most of the pics are pretty bad but based on this one^ id say you have a Few weeks to go at least. Too many white clusters of stigmas left around. Bud doesnt look matured to me Really does look like its been through it. Hopefully it holds on long enough to ripen

One of the most common mistakes i see and one i made a lot early on is harvesting early. Dont get impatient. Make sure most if not all of your stigmas have turned color and have begun to recede into the bud. When its ready there shouldnt be any white clusters of stigmas left around and all the...

It doesnt look hermie. I see no pollen sacks. Those are just calyxes with stigmas that have turned color. Heres a hermie ^ And here ^ And heres a pic of some matured calyxes with stigmas that have turned color.

This is new to me. Seems the recomendations are for no higher than 40% milk while some use as low as 10%. Probably wouldnt spray it on flowering plants personally but maybe someones whos done that can comment. I imagine theyd get a sour milk smell lol

Ive heard very good things about green cure. Never used it personally but search it up and youll find many recommend it. Certainly seems to be pm As for preventing it, it shouldnt appear in the right humidity with plenty of air movement. Outdoors you dont really get to control that but itll...

Id suggest getting some better nutrients. The issue with your soil is that it may have too much nitrogen not allowing your plant to be flushed properly at the end of the grow. You may not want to up pot, or you could pot up into a lighter soil like fox farms ocean forest or happy frog or roots...

I think he knows how to tell the difference as he seems to have known that one is female. Heres this just in case though

What kind of soil is that? My first piece of advice would be to get her in a bigger pot or in the ground. She is huge for that 5 gallon bucket. Some would continue in that and ive seen huge plants in a 5"x5" pot but itll be much easier if shes in a properly sized pot in good soil. Those that...

If your talking about some kinda like this, that little branch pushing out to the side, id keep it. If its filling in your canopy and getting good light id keep it. Some strains branch out a bit even on their colas. This girl has a very weird growth structure compared to most ive seen

Was chemdawg not around in 89 or something? I wouldnt know. Really though the op asked for this to stop. If you want to give him shit please do it somewhere else. Hell start a thread for it

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1210530/pdf/943.pdf This is on tomatoes but reading the summary at the end youll see some crosses resulted in 88% veriegation in the resulting offspring

Its funny how i see this for the first time yesterday and now seeing it again. @Dr. Who seems to know all about it I second the variegation

Why is this in newbie central?