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I was always under the imperssion that plants need veg nutes all the way until its stopped its 12/12 stretch. Thats about 3 weeks in flower to get its maximum veg potential. After this i start to ween my girls off of beg nutes. But i never discontinue altogether.

Not a big fan of barneys farm but i grew their critical kush and it was da bomb. Crazy potent and harvested over 6 oz dry with 60 day veg in organics. Wappa by paradise seeds also gave me 5 1/2 oz. Potent as hell too.

Dont worry about them so much. Many of my seedlings always start out leaning towards the light. They'll straighten out by themselves soon. Good luck.

Id probably go with 15-16 in 3 gallon pots. GSC are not known to be big yielders. Plus theyre autos which are not big yielders. So goal of 1 oz per plant will give you the pound that's required under 1000 watt light.

Ok. So do you think that neem/azamax will be enough to hold off these critters throughout my flower cycle? If not what do you recommend i use? I dont wanna foliar anything at any time. So i wanna use something that i can use as a soil drench. Have you ever tried sns as a soil drench?

Ok heres where i stand. I went out yesterday to my local hydro store. Bought 1 gallon of mighty wash. Already had azamax and neem oil but never used it. Yesterday i did a foliar and DRENCHED the leaves both top and bottom. Today i inspected my ladies and didnt see one mite. I plant hit them with...

Thanks everybody. I decided to start them off with a saturating foliar of azamax. I think ill repeat this one more time. I also went out and bought a gallon of mighty wash. Ill rotate these back and forth until 2nd week of flower. Then I'll start my soil drench every week with cold pressed neem...

On my bottle it says one dosage per week. I thought this may not be enough. I planned on foliar spraying every 3 days. But you say 3 times per day is recommended?

Have noticed small webs on one of my plants and i think it may be spider mites. Anoto treat the problem now. But had a question. I have neem oil and azamax. I was wondering if i could use the azamax as a foliar and neem oil in a drench. But can i do the drench and the foliar at the same time or...

Herbies has great revieas well. Most people on these forums order from attitude or herbies the most.

Are you referring to barneys farm seed company? I love their critical kush. Have never grown anything else from them. Most people talk down on barneys and give very bad reviews. I recommend you google attitude seeds. There youll find many different breeders with many different strains.

I also use around 25 percent perlite to my base soil for better drainage.

What i do is start in 16 oz dixie cups. For maybe teo weeks i veg in those until roots are established. I go straight from dixie cups to 7 gallon fabric pots. I use 1/3rd super soil and 2/3 rds base soil. I veg for 45-60 days before i flip. Around 3-4 weeks into flower i top dress with 1 gallon...

Didnt know you were outdoors. My bad.

I also grow in supersoil and start my seedlings off in either happy frog, hf and OF 50/50 mix or roots organics. I love subs supersoil recipe. Easiest grows ive ever done.

Slh is a hybrid. In small amounts its heady but really indulging its definitely couch lock. Very potent ish though.

I went on craigslist and bought a 60 pint one for 50 bucks. Perfect. Only thing is that it raised my temps about 4-5 degrees and my light bill 50 bucks. But i wouldnt have a successful crop without it.

Ill definitely keep u guys posted. Right now the ice is vegging faster than the bubblegummer. Both look good though. From what ive heard bg is a hybrid but smokes like an indica while 3 out of 4 of mine are vegging like sativas. And while ice is mostly indica ive heard its almost 100 percent in...

You dont pull no pound and a half off no 600. You lying... Naw im just kidding. Just wanted to fuck with you.

My c99 is also from female seed organization. I love their gear. I currently running their ice and bubblegummer. Been vegging 5 weeks and will flip them in a couple more.