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I said that women who are my age and regularly smoke pot (i.e. women who are vocal and public about their smoking) are typically crazy or immature. Did I need to add "in my experience" to clarify or did you just assume that I have met every female cannabis user in her late 20's?

...I grow and smoke pot? I'm sorry, was there a sign-in sheet somewhere?

Nope, can't stand women who smoke. Any females who puff regularly at my age (late 20's) are either legitimately insane or extremely immature. I'm still waiting to be proved wrong, but my current live-in GF doesn't smoke anymore and I couldn't deal with her if she still did.

Ah, so it's the Sheffield Blues? I've heard of that one, all of those Blues always intrigued me. I've been a huge fan of the Exodus and Brightside cuts of cheese over the last several years but I'm across the pond so I don't have as easy access to them as I would like.

Might be tough to tell if it's your first grow but you will see a marked difference in the last 1-2 weeks of the flowering cycle as the calyxes begin to stack on each other and the flowers get visibly more chunky. Once you've had a solid harvest and taken a plant all the way to fruition, you'll...

As I mentioned, that is conventional wisdom, but what about for a seedling that doesn't require an outside nutrient source yet? It is also conventional coco wisdom not to ever let it dry out, but if you do that with a seedling it will either damp off or never break surface to begin with, so it's...

It took me a couple tries but once I got the technique down, I won't ever go back to anything else for seed starting. The pH of the water really isn't important at this stage (in my experience), and the idea that you should never let coco dry out is also something you want to ignore until they...

What you're describing sounds more like root aphids at a glance, but photos would be pretty helpful in figuring it out for sure. Have you tried getting a sticky card to catch the flyers/crawlers so you can ID them under a scope?

Not a bad idea. At this point after all this work I probably will end up taking this through the summer even though I normally don't grow during the hot months, bite the bullet and seal it up. I was just lazy as hell going into this and didn't take it seriously enough.

So here's what I have now to mitigate the heat issue, basically built a room within a room. The rootzone is my main concern, so if I can keep that reasonably warm I will be fine with everything else. Now that my transplants finally got warm enough to take root they're looking great again, so...

Well now you're taking what could be a learning experience for somebody and wasting everyone's time. Either expound on what happened or delete the thread man.

Looking good brotha

10-4, I'll give it a shot. DE should be inert right, I imagine that's why it's preferred? Might help diffuse the water during feedings too, could be doubly helpful. Thanks man.

Good call, that seems to be the consensus among folks who know from what I've seen. Have you tried this yourself by chance? I'll snag some next time I run by Lowe's.

Not sure how annoying all of his rabid college sophomore fans are going to be but I'll be attending the rally in Asheville tonight...will be the first time I've voted in the decade since I was legally able to do so.

This growing in a garage shit is for the birds. In addition to some definite transplant shock from being so ridiculously rootbound, we finally had our cold snap and they've been battling temps in the low 60's, which means the rootzone is probably in the 50's if that. They're sad, droopy, and...

Well unfortunately plants don't like dry coco either, so that's a net loss if I take that approach, and the sticky things seem to be pretty universally poisonous to plant and human alike. Any suggestions for one that isn't so bad?

I sure don't, but I imagine you're aiming for the same idea as I was with the perlite...kill them off in the medium by not allowing them to the top. Is that actually a viable solution or is that just an old wive's tail? Thanks for the tip man. I'm also wondering if I might not just have actual...

Things are looking good except that I have some unwanted visitors that appear to be fungus gnats. My buddy up the mountain is having the same problem for the first time, our guess is the torrential rain having something to do with it. Never dealt with this particular pest and there are a...

Not much in the way of updates yet, kinda slow going...here they are at 2 wks from planting Here's what I'm thinking now. I have 8 Silver Mountains, and those are really the reason for this project. Ideally, I would like to have no more than 5 plants in the 1000w tent. If I assume 50/50 M/F...