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thank you! i do appreciate you sharing your opinion. even though i disagree. you do have a point about standing behind what i do - even if it means I would go to jail, but there is also much point behind acting anonymously (as long as it's not violence), and there are other ways to stand up for...

afraid i disagree with you on that. firstly, and quite important, I don't live in the US, and where I live, although they have instituted medical weed, growing your own medicine is still illegal, even if you are entitled to have it. this is a very good reason to protest. It is a classical case...

true, but if the plant lives till maturity there's a good chance it will cast some seeds in the ground and they will sprout come next spring.

yeah i've seen many online growers say it works. never tried it though.

you see the thing is, i wouldn't care if it were spotted, because i wouldn't be growing to harvest, but rather as a "natural" way of protesting against the war on drugs. I would guess the soil near a stream would be moist enough all year round to grow, wouldn't it? as long as the stream itself...

yep, after transplanting, plants are usually in a bit of shock. when this happens, they dislike strong lights. so you would want to keep them in the shade for a day or two after transplant (or put a screen to shade a bit). at any rate they'll be better in a while.

in my country there is no rain in the summer, not the slightest bit. so i was wondering, would it be possible to do a guerilla grow without maintenance, i.e going to water? say, near a river or a lake?

well, as many as you want. you can do it very nicely either with just one or two really big plants in really big pots, or you can use dozens and even more of small pots and sog them. read about the different grow methods (especially sog and scrog, and most especially vertical scrogs!) that can...

why don't you use h2o2 for the water? you can get it in any pharmacy whatever you use it better work i think, cuz you may have an infection of pythium there which is said to be very dangerous and contagious to all plants in the res and even outside it.

i think maybe you need to change nutes. your hydroponic (am I correct?) nutrients are lowering the pH as you said yourself, but I think not all fertilizers do that (not sure though. but I think biobizz for instance doesn't). IF you are in soil you might want to use organic fertilizers. I'll bet...

well the last pic seems closer... you have some variance there, on some i can actually see amber trichs (nice shots btw!! nothing like sunlight), but on the big ones all the hairs are still white. i'm actually in the same situation, also a so-called 45-55 (hindu kush by sensi), i'm day 60 and...

is it day 47 from seed or from when they showed sex? I guess they are autos if they have been flowering in the spring they do look great, but nowhere near harvest, at least a month to go it seems to me.

it actually looks man-made.

what soil?

yeah that looks bad :\ sorry but you can still smoke it :)

so bob can you post that article here as well? i'd like to see it

yep, pretty much it matters in other terms - flushing, that is. when watering more than what it needs and running water through it, you're "washing" the soil. that's the way I see it anyway.

hey bob, i think you got it all wrong. overwatering is not about how much you water every time - but about how much you let your soil dry between waterings, and how well and quick it does that. let your soil dry out to the point where you lift the pot and it is very light - like it has nothing...

without pics it can't be said if this is your fault or the plants fault, i.e nature vs. nurture. what is likely anyway, is that there isn't much that can be done at this stage.

surely you can find some fresh organic compost every plant shop. ive been told (but never tried) that you can use this with perlite 30:70, add some of the other organic stuff you got (guano etc.), and you'll have a very nice grow. keep your plants small for their containers and you won't have...