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Read up on harvesting to find great info on different stages to harvest. Remember that the girls will put on most of their mass in the last couple weeks. Don’t be to anxious, you will love what happens!!

She will see the light and everything will be fine.

My earthworms came from my compost pile. No meats, dairies. I've got 3 types of bins going. One that I feed just veggies to the worms. Another just banana peels, and the others get a mix of everything. Freeze your scraps before feeding them to the worms. The worms go thru it faster. Therefore...

Pick up some rubber maid totes from garage sales. If you have a drill then put some holes in the one tote. If not, borrow one from a friend and drill holes in it. Then all you need to do is get some cardboard and food scraps. Source some worms from where ever and get that worm bin going. By far...

Giving your girls the best possible start into this amazing world we live in!! That’s the first thing along this journey we wish to behold. Yes, I had a few tokes already!! Just wanted to pass along the importance of a good, no great, seedling soil I will come to use again. I germinate in the...

My better half keeps saying I have to many plants!! Better to many than not enough!!! Here’s my list of clones I have acquired and seeds started. - watermelon - NL#3 - nirvana ( early finish they say) - GG#4 - Girl Scout cookies - LSD - lemon cake - bubbas gift - cbd Rene - medicine man -...

I don’t use any co2. So someone else should answer that one. The humidity in my tent is between 50 and 60, and I have a fan going for air movement. Plants in there are between 5 to 7 weeks of flowering. Been cloning my Jack Herer and flowering in organic soil under 6500 and 2700 T5 HO’s. Last...

Yes, fresh ewc are gold. I top dress my indoor plants with about 3/4” of fresh ewc at week 2 and 4 of flower. WOW!! I do the same with my outdoor plants but I add fresh comfrey to the ewc.

Start a worm bin.

Humidity should be around 40-50% for the start of flowering and the last few weeks between 30-40%. If it’s a little high, then air movement will help.

If you’re good at transplanting, then go ahead into a larger pot. Your plant will thank you for it.

Start a worm bin.

Spray neem oil every 3 days for 9 days and they will be gone. 2 tsp neem, 1/3 tsp dish soap and 1 liter warm water.

Recently I acquired 4 clones, 2 watermelon and 2 NL#5. They had a bad spider mite infestation. I sprayed every 3 days for 9 days. That stops the cycle and gets rid of the mites. Haven't seen them since.

I've got a Jack Herer mother plant going and took clones from her. Lst in a spiral pattern and vegged about 4 weeks and got 23 and 25 grams from the 2 plants. Then I topped another clone after about the 5th node and tied the branches down to side of planter. Vegged for 3 weeks and got 47 grams...

Plants look good. Leaves will typically start to yellow in flower. What I do is apply a top dressing of my fresh earthworm castings at 2 and 4 weeks of flower. It's amazing what that does for the girls. If you don't have a worm bin, start one. They are magic!!

The girls are getting used to there new surroundings is all. Once they are comfortable they will let you know.

According to Jeff Lowenfels, the author of Teaming With Microbes, a must read, pine needles make good mulch, but only after they have aged a bit. They contain terpenes that are volatile chemicals and could be harmful to plants. I was wondering if the terpenes in the aged pine needles would aid...

According to Jeff Lowenfels, the author of Teaming With Microbes, a must read, pine needles make good mulch, but only after they have aged a bit. They contain terpenes that are volatile chemicals and could be harmful to plants. I was wondering if the terpenes in the aged pine needles would aid...

Use sts on a clone and get some fem pollen. Use the pollen to pollinate another clone. Collect fem seeds.