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Damn this sucks to read about the Monster Cookies crosses herming out. I've got 10 healthy gg4xMC about ready to sex but I'm tempted to just axe them. No need to play around with unstable genes when I've got bodhi packs on deck.

If you go to the doctor and he prescribes you vicodin and then you go to the pharmacy, they just give you the pills for free, right? Yeah, and the doctors and nurses who treat you don't make any money for their work, because that would be "profiting off the illness of others", uh huh.... "I...

24oz. is a pound and a half not two pounds and it's basically the standard deal in Oregon. I don't even know how to respond to indicapimp, I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he's just slightly impaired.

I've got KF, Extrema and Sugar Punch getting ready to go outside this spring. Also have a couple Cheeseberry Haze germinating, can't wait.

Don't put your plants out too early otherwise you risk frost or premature flowering. Late may, early june is a good bet for Oregon IMO. There are many soils with the essentials but most bagged soil really only has the nutrients for a month or two. Stoking up a bagged soil is a good way to go...

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It seems every year both Roots and FF soils get worse. Bought a few bags of each earlier in the year to help me decide which to go with for the season and neither one was super impressive. The Roots had very little nitrogen and the clones struggled until I fed them a heavy tea. PH levels...

RH fluctuates greatly from 30-40% in the day to 80% at night. I dug a test hole in the corner of one pot and it wasn't as damp down there as I had expected. It's quite possible that we were just not watering them deep enough. Going to start flooding them every couple days and see how they...

holes in the leaves does not sound like spider mites. not that you couldn't have mites and another pest, it's quite possible that you do. there are many things it could be but I would get an insecticide (preferably something organic and safe) and spray your ladys in the late afternoon/evening...

that looks like a pretty bad grey mold aka botrytis patch to me. spraying it with water of any sorts is the last thing I would recommend. since it appears to be ringing your stem it seems as though surgery is not an option. you want to dry that stuff out, it needs water to grow. get a...

Sounds like caterpillars, they love to roll up into a leaf and make a web of sorts. Spray with the Safer product as directed and you should be golden.

Course sand drains well and we've used it for years in the bottom of our vegetable and herb raised beds. Maybe this years sand was sub-par and we're having drainage issues...? The problem with the over watering theory, in my mind, is that I've cut the watering schedule back and it seems as...

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Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil with 3-4 inches of sand at bottom 4x5 foot boxes in a greenhouse Plants were healthy clones put into boxes on June 1st Watered with spring water, ph 6.7 July 1st all plants were given tea containing small amounts of: worm castings, High N guano, peruvian 10-10-1 guano...

no signs of mite damage on any leaves. just good old fashioned bud mold. try to get your RH down and maybe your airflow is not as good as you thought...

if it's not completely separated from the main stalk it should be fine as long as you tape or tie the branch back into position. as long as the branch looks healthy you should be good. it starts drooping or yellowing and you got problems.

I'm assuming the wire mesh in the ground is to keep the moles out, but what about the deer?

Mites can ride air currents from plant to plant and they will definitely not just leave the MJ plants on their own accord, especially if it is hot and dry in your area. If your friend wont give them up, at least make sure the infected plants are far away from your healthy ones and don't let...

What are you planning on feeding that girl once she's used up all the nutrients in that box?