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Also, take care when you fertilize. Always make sure the nutes are completely and evenly dissolved before you start feeding. For example, don't fill your bucket, dump your nutes in, then start poiuring, particularly if you're using solid fertilizers like Miracle Gro. What happens is that the...

Here they are. The Sour Kush and Sensi Star are 3-4ft. So are the Motavation and Sharksbreath, but they're stunted because of lack of light during the first month. The Chronic, Wappa and Warlock are 5-6 ft. The Chronic and Wappa flowered quickly and will finish first, while the Sour Kush and...

Make sure the problem is not with your water source. It's possible. More likely though, your cans are contaminated. There's probably a film of bacteria on the bottom that you can see if you wipe off the bottom of the inside (once you dump it). You'll need to bleach the can with a 5% (1 part...

Hmm. I got a feminized DNA RockLock freebie this summer, and it was a male too. The only male out of the 50 or so femmed seeds I've germed.

Ricks, I grew all these out from the June special. Quick summary: ) Sour Kush feminized(released just for a limited 1 time special offer)--Smaller plant, very indica growth, normal flower time 2) Sensi Star Feminized--Smallest plant of these seeds, slowest to flower, indica leaning 3) Chronic...

That's the spirit!

Well to use a previous poster's example, arsenic wouldn't flush. It's a relatively immobile biologically. Once it is taken into a plant or animal, it will stay there without the use of some sort of chelating agent. Now, think about mobile atoms and molecules like nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium...

Good luck, let us know how it turns out.

Arsenic is a trace element in many soil and water sources, you eat arsenic every day, it's not good for you, that's why the FDA has guidelines for exposure. We both agree that arsenic is bad. But where you lose me is where you then make the leap that arsenic in a few grams of bud that you smoke...

To the OP--you should be fine, just imagine that you're picking a tomato the day after applying fertilizer. No problem, no difference. Can one of you doom and gloomers that insists on flushing, please explain what it is that you think is collecting in the bud? Plants don't uptake 'fertilizer'...

It was a beautiful morning to be amongst the plants, wasn't it? Your Biddy looks like it wants to finish with a bang. They look real healthy. I had one split and two blowovers from the winds, but they're all patched up.

This probably goes without saying, but indicas are tend to be thick and bushy, whereas sativas are typically thin and tall. That may be the difference you're noticing, particularly if you've grown mainly sativas.

Lots of good ideas and suggestions. Why not try growing out a few autoflowers first? That way you won't have to worry about lighting period at least, and in 60-70 days you can watch what normal growth progression should look like. Take it easy on all the bells and whistles, just make sure they...

Nobody's arguing that it couldn't be done, just that it would be extremely inefficient as described, and nothing like the only thing that was plugged into his meter was the electric motors.. That use hardly any energy at all.. Bottom line, the 70kW has to come from somewhere. Please stop...

Crazy, budding at the Solstice. I'll try it next year.

Wow, that's a quick finisher. When did flowering start?

Okay, if you can't fence it, they make stuff ('Deer-Away' or something like that) made from rotten eggs that works. Or you can make your own http://www.deer-departed.com/deer-repellent-recipes.html . Only problem is you need to re-apply it after rain.

13 feet? You might need a bigger fence.

Can't wait to see what it looks like when it fills out.

It looks healthy, if a little small for two months. It should be somewhere between 2-4 ft at that age, so it might be right where it's supposed to be. It's hard to judge the pot size, but it looks like about 2 gallons. A general rule is about one gallon per foot of height. So next year, use a...