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Wow, bro you have a miraculous green thumb! I'm not envious- I'm just downright in awe of your skill. Were it only that I were closer to NoCal than Boston and I'd be volunteering to help you trim. I'd imagine it's almost a religious experience to trim on such a spectacular grow. My plants are...

Infanticide. But totally justifable in light of the fact that yo' plant was a big 'ole scrub. Don't want no scrubs. Thank you TLC. Let us mourn and grieve together, hophead. I too may need to lay my good-for-nothing, weedling son to rest this evening in the compost heap. He dashed my hopes to...

RIP, little buddy. You are of no use to me now. :cuss: Three plants left, one definite female. Two New Purple Power that are late bloomers and haven't shown anything one way or the other so I still have my hopes up. Praying to ganja gods that those two are girls also. Please send growers...

Hey folks- you guys have been an amazing help, so hopefully can get your input this time too. Started with 8 plants- 4 were male and have been pulled. Of the four remaining, one is clearly a female and is into flowering, though has not produced buds yet. My question is about one of the remaining...

I'm also growing New Purple Power in the Northeast and mine haven't started yet (I can't even tell if they're F or M, though I'd imagine if they were males they'd have shown sex already)- I'm actually psyched to hear it's not just me because I was wondering the same thing. I have one other plant...

Planted early June- all 8 plants got to be about 4-5 ft. high with substantial stems but are pretty lanky because of where they are planted and light conditions. There's one New Purple Power from seed and then the other 7 are bagseed of unknown origin. Three pre-sexed to male over the last...

I'm in the Northern Hemisphere and plants have been in the ground since late May/early June. They're growing steadily where they are. I'm wondering when plants will start to preflower outside in the Northern portion of the US (Zone 6)? I've been watching them carefully, but a guideline on timing...

If you're not organic, Carabaryl is a good general spectrum insecticide. Works on a significant number of beasties- think it's sold under the trade name Sevin in spray and powder form.

Just be certain that you don't have anyone that comes on your property to do maintenance. I had to move my plants when it was pointed out to me that we have people that visit the property to treat the lawn and a tree guy that comes to treat the trees. If your Dad has anyone that comes to do...

Johnny, you're a rockstar! I so appreciate the input, you have no idea. What a FABULOUS thought re: tomatoes! All the more reason to expand the veggie patch. God, I wish I wasn't as much of a pig when it comes to space in the veggie patch and hadn't horribly overplanted it this season. Here...

Blood meal is tough and causes problems. Bone meal on the other hand... I've never used bone meal on cannabis as I'm a new at that plant but use bone meal as a soil amendment on all of my blooming roses, hydrangeas and peonies and have never had any issues with animals with it even though I'm in...

That was my thought- I'm an avid gardener but haven't ever tried cannabis before. Most plants (tho not all) can grow in less optimal conditions, I know, and I was actually surprised that these girls hadn't bit the dust where they were. Took a light meter and they're getting more than I thought...

I know- it truly sucks. There's no concealed area around where I can get them that amount of sun without them being detected, so I'm treating this as an experiment. With they ever flower with less sun? They're definitely growing where they are and I'm only hoping for enough for personal...

I had to move my 7 plants to a less than optimal location at the beginning of June because it was pretty clear they were going to be detected where they were due to their out of control growth in the full sun. I put them in the back of my lot, surrounded by tress, and they get about 4-5 or so...

I'm a noob myself, BUT, I am an avid gardner. Roses grow leggy and leave alot of space at the bottom (which is why some interplant with other plants). Weed grows tall- sometimes 5-8 feet outside depending on conditions. I'd be careful with using the rosebush because the weed may quickly surpass...

My seedlings are about ready for transplant outside- they've been hardening off for several days, will be hardened off for a few more days and then will be planted. They appear nice and strong and have been responding well to being outside- I notice drastic growth over the past day (they like...

Thanks- not such an airhead, I promise. I'm asking because I'm trying to figure out whether to use the AG and what components to purchase. Upon reviewing the information on the site, the Master Gardener kit seemed to have very small sponges compared to the seed kit sponges for basil, tomatoes...

I noticed from the photos some of you guys have posted that the seeds seem to be in the little herb seed containers that come with the AG. This may sound like a dumb dumb question (sheepish) but I assume you're removing the little basil/cilantro/etc. seeds and replacing them with the seeds for...

Thanks SO much for the assurance! After my bungled first attempt that ended in a genocide of seedlings (including all sorts of seedlings destined for the garden), I'm an overprotective mommy with my second go round of the little buggers. They look much happier this time around under 2 20W cool...

Unfortunately no- I just replanted it with the stem buried underneath the surface of the soil in another pot. :cry: