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Are you treating the infected areas with a fungicide after you cut out the crap? Your plant is infected and just cutting it out will probably not do the trick. Try using a product like Actionivate or Serrinade on the area that you cut it out from. treat the wound with it like Neosporian with...

You never know what you are going to get.. Remember that OG Kush is actually from Bag seed from a Greatful Dead Show. You may wind up with the craziest non-stable strain around or you may wind up with crap.. kinda like roulette.. You have to wait and see what happens..

So as far as going 6 hours on and 18 off, I wouldn't suggest that. As far as going with MH during flowering, I think that is ok to do to get some additional UV-B radiation going on.. This is important because UV-B radiation has a direct effect of increasing THC. HPS, and LED's don't offer...

Just go and buy a new timer...

Attitude??? Not sure where you got that from. I didn't say I thought you guys were wrong for sampling or that I thought you were stupid. I simply said I thought it was stupid as in I don't think it is a good idea. Nothing more , nothing less.. I added the actual reason why I don't like...

I think I just didn't read it that well if I missed that.. Still though, I can't imagine a plant in flowering thriving in that. At 90 degrees production plants are stressed. 96 degrees they usually stop production in order to try and do nothing but try and cool themselves. At 100 degrees...

I think sampling is stupid. Regardless of when you cut a sample (6 weeks or 9 weeks ) it will still be a sample that won't give you any real indication of what you have unless you actually allowed it time to convert THC-A into THC. When you first chop your sample, the majorty of the THC is a...

If you are worried about them being in the dark, you can throw in some little LED's.. But if it is only a 4 hour drive, just water it before you go and don't get in an accident. Just don't stop the car, turn it off and leave it inside while you go and eat lunch or anything. It will be fine..

You must be in veg. In flower you will be killing the plants or at the very least they will just wilt and shut down. Even with CO2 supplementation you will not have success at 100+ degrees.. If by chance you get a plant that can survive, don't be a fool and make that exception your new rule..

actually, when you see trichs turning amber, that is a sign of THC degradation. Maximum THC is when heads are fully swollen and turning milky. Amber trichs will give you an increase in other canabanoids but for just THC, the maximum is when it turns milky and heads are totally swollen. I...

The honest answer as to how often you should water your plants is: As often as they need it. I am being serious with that answer. There are so many things that determine how often you should water. (Plant size, life cycle, temperature, size of pot, medium growing in, etc). See what I...

A week either way won't make a huge difference. You have a 5-7 day window for harvesting during the plant's peak..

If taste is the only determining factor, I would say soil and organics all the way. I grow in Coco using nutrients (non-organic) and I will say that I produce INCREDIBLE bud.. That being said, when I have grown in Soil using all organics, the taste was WAY better than using hydro. The yield...

Riot Seeds (Matthew Riot) San Diego I think?? Cali Connection (Swerve) Good Stuff

as stated above 12/12

Harvest later.. Also like THC is strain specific. Some have naturally higher levels of the various canabanoids than others do..

If you are having any bacterial issues in your resivor from using a P supplement and aeration. I have seen suggestions of people using a mild H2O2 solution to keep it in check. You can also add O2 to your plants by using it as well..

Yes you can speed it up. But the amount of time will be strain specific (as is the actual harvest time). If you use Busmaster right away and then use Ultra Snow in your nutrient mix and Canna Boost via foliater you will add weight and you will also take between 1-3 weeks off of your flowering...

Sure it is possible but N deficiency is best detected by yellowing of lower growth first and then the rest of the plant after. Burned tips are usually a sign of over fertilization. Got a pictute? How many PPM's are you running??

easiest thing to do to figure out how much light in Lumens you are getting at the bottom is to measure the distance to the light, and then apply Inverse square law. You should be able to very easily figure out what you are getting. just take the total lumens of your light, distance from light...