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hey, i've grown this strain with a buddy twice before. his advice was around 1,000-1,800ppm during flowering. this time around, i'm doing it all on my own now (much better idea, btw!) the plants i'm growing almost look like a completely different strain this time around. big green healthy stems...

anyone have experience with this? i'm running a 50 gal res with 5.8-6.2 ph, ppm is around 2,000. 3rd week into flowering. plants are thriving, could this backfire on me somehow if i keep it up? i'd like to push it to 3,000 before harvest.

i wish i could punch you in the fucking throat, asshole

i'm having a hard time believing recommended dosages right now. my plants are running at an extremely high ppm/ph and are thriving.

that looks great, man. good job

i'm annoyed at the total price for everything required for the H&G line. i'm considering about substituting already purchased bloom and enzymes in replace of their recommended line. anyone have success with this?

i also could use a little quick knowledge. i'm just winging it from info i've read on here. i used a water pump to circulate water onto rooms until it was able to reach the bubbles without. i've only changed the res once in 10 days days. roots are always becoming massive, wondering how often...

obviously run it at night and let your babies chill in the dark during the day

i use aqua flakes & b with drip clean and magic green. i don't have any of the other stuff, going to have to purchase soon though since i'm close to flowering

the idea that any one idea will work to get rid of powdery mildew is a myth. here's my suggestions: - constant foliage spray consisting of "safer grow mildew cure" from veg to second week of flower http://www.usorchidsupplies.com/mildew-cure/221-safergro-mildew-cure-1-pt.html - cut off your...

im amazed, what's your ph and water temp?

a few tips that have helped me: - smaller fans that strictly focus on the lower portion of my tray/pots/stems - lowering the humidity, more air flow, small dehumidifier, slightly hotter temps with lights on; 78-80 degrees. 60-70 with lights off. - constant foliage spray with sm90, b52, and a...

had this problem last year and i've been vigilante ever since. i spray both BT and Spinosad over my back yard, not just my plants. the trees, grass, bushes, everything green. another successful method that i'd easily recommend is turning your outdoors into a bird sanctuary. a few bird...

yea, that's the way i use to dry as well. trim well before drying and and use nice tight mason jars. then i left accidentally left a untrimmed plant in a dark closet for about week. the smell and quality was noticeably better than the same bud harvested differently. also, i find it's actually...

here's a tip i lucked up on accidentally - complete slow dry.only remove the large yellowing fan leaves. let the smaller leaves curl up into the buds. if you do this correctly, should take at least 7 days. - ditch the mason jars. after a long drive, trim the remaining fan leafs and place them...

the best solution i could give is finding a way to drop the humidity in your environment.

i made a bubble ponics system with a small tube that squirts over the medium, how often should i leave the pump on?

excellent grow but it seems like you were too haste in harvesting. i would have let it flower at least another month judging from the pics.

i've always assumed this was normal. as the plant grows, the lower fan leafs usually yellow out and die while nice fresh growth appears on the top. if it's not natural, then i'm in big trouble

i'd clean up really well, vacuum the area. spray the walls with a soapy bleach water solution, mop up, then wait a few days w/o the room temp normal for a week or so. let the mites kill themselves out.