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Lol, I wish I could get my hands on some of the weed I had in the 90's. I remember when everyone was asking for "hydro" because none of the stoners I hung out with knew what it was.

It would take a while for the lemon peel to break down, but it would become compost in living soil, which often starts out more acidic and then trends toward neutral over time. If you do want to put the lemon peel in the soil I don't think it would hurt, but I doubt it would help much either.

I started my grow indoors this year, first plant was 18 inches tall when I moved her outdoors. If I do grow a sativa outdoors next year I'll probably top her aggressively to keep her size down. I would probably keep her in a pot and move her indoors to a darkroom, like I did with my Cherry Bomb...

If you're in soil it would be better to just pot up, let the new soil feed the plants while your mother in law just gives them plain water.

I like all of them. I prefer to grow indica dom hybrids to keep em short, but now that I'm starting to grow outdoors I'm thinking a full sativa might be in the cards, as long as I can figure out a way to get her to start flowering early enough to finish here. This year we had snow before...

Okay, looking at the calyx pics those look just about ready. Sorry if I seemed a bit alarmist there, but a lot of guys cut early because of sugar leaves.

Nope sorry, too high. just type "peak seeds bc" in the search box.

^Second that. Sometimes the freaky looking ones surprise you, and plants can easily outgrow early issues.

I prefer to harvest when one or two calyx trichomes start to turn amber. I don't like the more sedative effects of CBN, and if I chop at the first hint of amber on the calyxes that gives the remaining clear trichome heads a chance to turn milky. A lot of guys this year harvested immature bud...

Don't touch them! Those are sugarleaf trichomes, they change at least a week earlier than the trichomes on the calyxes.

There are silicone products you can get for pouring into moulds, if you were to put that in a dish the same diameter as the base of the bong and then set the bong in it it should fill any holes, or if you can keep it from sinking into it too far it'll add a new solid layer of silicone to it...

Some sativa strains can flip themselves like autos when stressed. Keep going like you are and there are two likely results, 1. it keeps flowering you get some bud or 2. it takes a month to reveg and you lose a bit of time and maybe some end mass, but still likely to get more than if it keeps...

Just took a closer look at the pic, some of those are definitely not viable, any with an end that looks like it collapsed and turned black were immature, and will not germ. Also the paler the seed the less likely it is to be good.

A month or more would be better. I tried some fresh seeds this autumn (due to accidental pollination I had/have plenty) and I got 3 out of 12 to germinate. About a month ago I tried some, and I got 7 out of 8. Patience is key.

I'm about a month or so into my second 12/12 from seed grow, and I would say if you have a lot of seeds it's worth it. It's also a good idea to be careful about which strain you choose. First consideration is how tall the strain gets/how much she stretches, second how long she'll take to...

I hear ya. This was my first outdoor season, for weed at least, but I think I'm going to go for it again. Thing is I'll have to get security cameras, one of the two plants I had going got ripped. But I've always loved going out to check on my hot peppers.

There are still guys talking about them on the thread here titled Peak Seeds BC, and I mean posts from today. You might want to head on over there and ask, maybe one of the guys watching that thread will know more.

All I can recommend is to grow indoors with a hepa filter. I don't know how well they work for cannabis pollen, but my google research indicates that they should be fine enough. As a greenhouse requires decent airflow, I don't think that would help. Other than that, your autoflower idea is...

The males can be pretty sneaky, you don't notice the flowers have opened until you see a leaf covered in pollen, lol. Some of the guys in the breeding sub-forum can probably help you with planning your setup. I've only started chucking pollen this year, so I'm going on there pretty often now...

So probably from some form of hermie plant then. If your luck holds, they'll have been stress hermies and all your seeds will be feminized.