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I sprayed the plant with peroxide from a drugstore, the same stuff that people spray on minor wounds for first aid. I used enough to cover the small weed, just like I would use an herbicide.

Bud rot, maybe? I think that mildew is more of a problem on leaves. We got a little bit of it in our grow tent earlier this winter.

Peroxide can damage leaves a bit. I tested some on a dandelion once. It didn’t kill the plant but it did cause some damage to the foliage.

The proposed limit is 35. I only count eight “storefronts” on Weedmaps in Costa Mesa FWIW. https://voiceofoc.org/2024/03/costa-mesa-eyes-limiting-number-of-cannabis-shops/

I make topicals using coconut oil and decarbed trim in a crockpot. I am planning to experiment with adding shea butter so that it won’t turn liquid at room temperature in the summer. I prefer to “rinse” the trim with water before infusing it in oil because this will remove some of the...

I have seen it mentioned but don’t know any details. I think I read something about weed that has leaves shaped like duck feet, which might be harder for cops to recognize. I’m lucky to live where I don’t have to worry about the police bothering me.

We have been using pure ethanol for extracts for a few years. My wife has recently been using the Magical Butter Machine to make glycerin extracts also. We also use coconut oil in a crockpot to make topicals and some edibles. We also started freezing trim before rubbing it over a screen to...

I can remember reading articles in High Times or other hippie publications about how hops and cannabis are supposed to be closely related. Because people knew barely enough to recognize the shape of a cannabis leaf, some geniuses thought it would be a good idea to graft one branch of a cannabis...

If I was a cop, septoria would not be on the top of my list of suspects, especially for a new indoor grow. But it’s a good reason for keeping dead leaves out of the space. https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/us/blog-leaf-septoria-yellow-leaf-spot-on-cannabis-plants-n678

Plain water is supposed to be the enemy of pollen, isn’t it? If you just give the area a misting with a spray bottle, that might be enough destroy any pollen grains that are sticking to surfaces.

Like it’s a “textbook case” of a plant that’s ready to harvest.

“Nut burn” is nasty but you don’t need to worry about either of those plants. Don’t use bath oil for lubricant if you want to avoid future cases of nut burn.

My wife agrees that it’s time to harvest. “Textbook” she says.

You got Godfather? I have been running the MTG Godfather Purps for years and I hate the way it smells when it’s drying! I grew the MTG Godfather and really enjoyed it, but I didn’t breed any seeds and then MTG discontinued the strain. I am not crazy about the Purps version but I have a bunch of...

I am just getting started with trying to breed. A while back I had a male Cherry Pie (GDP X Durban) that I used to pollinate a female Gelato that I grew from a freebie seed. It resulted in plants that were more potent and dank than either parent. I hope to keep working on this hybrid. So far I...

My wife says wait at least 5-7 days.

I just dropped a baby food jar that I was soaking seeds in and three out of four went down the garbage disposal drain in the sink. My wife was able to save them somehow. I hate dropping seeds! I drop the damn things all the time, especially when trying to germinate! I have been trying to soak...

It’s pretty bad in Oklahoma, according to this: https://www.propublica.org/article/chinese-organized-crime-us-marijuana-market

This is just some of the seeds I have produced. Most of what I am growing now is hybrids I have created. I am running OG Kush clones and some Orange Burmese plants from Equilibrium seeds but it has become hard to get any outside beans or clones because of the damn pandemic and customs seizures.