Search results

No doubt difference in opinions truley comes through on these forums. In the end it's all about growin the herb we all love. There's many many ways to grow, and when it's all said and done, it comes down to what works best for u in ur particular situation. Different strokes for different folks...

K, so anyone know what kind of probs low humidity causes? U think it would affect growth during veg, hermi the plant maybe? I've had low humidty throughout my current grow and can't rellay say it's hurt em at all. They do dry out fast, my pots feel empty every other day, but i let em go another...

I, and a lot of people have had very bad experiences using mg. There's a reason why they call it miracle burn. That said, many people have used it with fantastic results as well. As my grows progress, so do I. If u use the mg, just be damn careful, a lot of mg's stuff is time released, meaning...

Compost. That's forkin funny as shit. +rep for the only other sane person on this thread. :peace:

Not interested huh? Well, too bad. If u'd been doin this type of thing for years, one would think u'd finally have learned how to put the plants in a big enough pot to avoid being rootbound in the first place right? And cutting roots should definately be avoided unless aboslutely neccessary...

I run an ac just cuz the size of my space. Swamp cooler would be sweet in a bigger room. My humidity's been soo low throughout this whole grow, sometimes like 20%. Only thing i noticed really was that I had to water it more often.

With a knife? Ur crazy!! Not sayin it wouldn't work, but damn, the shock to the plant would be enormous. Roots ain't supposed to messed with, ur best bet is to leave em be.

Read some threads on here about humidity, always low. So, I was wondering What are the pros and cons so to speak of low humidity? I know low humidity will benefit flowering. But what are some probs caused by low humidity(besides it drying out quick)? Any benefits? :peace:

look for the two female sex pistils to show. Idk if i'm the only one that looked at the pic and it was huge or somethin, lookied like a painting kinda. Anyway, when u see the white hairs lookin like don king its a girl. The others u speak of, distance between nodes is usually due to stretching...

Whatever u do, don't let em get bigger!!! The roots will fight over what they need down there. Transplant asap, and I'd leave ur best lookin one(hopefully it's close to the center of the pot) in the original pot. Next time, only do one seed per pot(I'm sure u know this by now) I don't like to...

My buddy did an outdootr grow this summer and we used it during flowering, unsulphered of corse. Anyway, it turned out dank as shit, and i must say it did have a different flavor than the normal bomb ass skunk taste to it. It tasted sweeter, mmm.... Anyhoo, I'd def recommend it for use...

So, was it the ph? Glad to hear u got it under control :bigjoint:

My last two did it. I believe it's from overwatering.

It's always good to know levels of N P and K, as well as the PH throughout the life of the plant. It'll help u diagnose deficiancies should they occur among other things.

Try a humidifyer.

For real, just stick ur nose in the bag man. Chronic definately has a smell all its own, and so so does schwag.

sounds like u stressed the plant when u took the clones. If ur plant was stressed right before, or anytime after switching to flowering, it could delay flowering and possibly cause it to hermi on ya

I water mine slowly till I get just a little bit of drainage. I'll water it again when the pot feels empty when i pick it up, maybe a day later. Too much water drowns the roots so u gotta let em breath too.

when u switch the lights, switch to nutes with P and K like 0-10-10.

It works pretty well to help get some of the reflected light to the sides of the plants. Like rooter said, gettin the most out of ur lights