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Yea it looks good — just keep a close eye on the nodes, like where the last thing grew...

Are you sure it’s not just the plant’s genetics? Also, are foxtails just an aesthetic issue or am I missing something?

Dang, that’s weird looking. Not quite like male flowers I am used to but then those are on male plants. You can hedge your bets by just cutting it off and keeping an eye on the plant, as advised above. I had a similar situation with a weird protuberance that made me nervous last year. I just...

I wouldn’t say “never” because some people may have insane water, but in all my decades of living in Oregon, it’s never been a problem. Then again, we probably have decent water, especially out in the sticks...

PHing water in soil is a waste of time. Imagine having to PH enough water for your whole backyard. I would literally have to quit my job and not do anything else. I don’t, yet somehow my plants live...

Nice! Unfortunately my chickens are so old they’ve stopped laying eggs. I am basically running a chicken retirement home but I haven’t got the heart to turn them into stew after so many years.

If you’re thinking about breeding at all, males will flower super fast compared to females. I usually get pollen within 3 weeks. All I do is place a box over the male every 12 hours then remove it. Better to err on the side of leaving the box on too long than not enough. Once it produces pollen...

Yea they will eat every other plant in the chicken area — nothing grows in there — but they leave weed alone, aside from picking off the mites. I am guessing this applies to all chickens but then again I only know mine!

Only problem is this time of year, plants will go to flower if you forget to bring them back in. LOL — happened to me last year, but it was OK because they revegged...

No offense but unless you’ve got a study proving that, I find it hard to believe.

LOL, i asked the same question a few months ago but for a different reason: I thought it might look pretty as bonsai type deal. Didn’t end up trying it because I ended up deciding I wanted it to dry out quicker. Can’t really offer advice apart from what I heard at the time: Cutting water and...

Your plants look fine, seems like you’re not overwatering them which is the biggest problem at that stage. I’ve never grown autos but I am auto-curious, LOL. I would be very interested in crossing an auto into my genetics project, not to create a new auto but to see how much those genes speed...

Not sure where you live but I am a strong advocate for growing in the ground under the sun. Nature does the work for you. Take this coco coir for example. I don’t doubt that some expert grower will get better yields with that or going hydroponic. But then every person who has never grown a...

Yea I was just being grouchy. If your tap water sucks that bad, I guess you have to do what you have to do.

Also no disrespect to either of you but I water my weed from a hose just like all my other backyard plants and I do fine. You may be optimizing something by getting the PH perfect but it sounds like a lot of effort. Unless your water is totally out of whack I don’t see the point — but again...

Not sure there’d be a noticeable difference one way or another from just a day but I just instinctively don’t like the 24/7 light idea. I am sure folks who do it who have more knowledge will say it’s fine, but you gotta figure we’ve all adapted to darkness — including plants. There may be...

Seem OK but I don’t think screwing with the light cycle will help.

Hahaha Whoa that’s cool

So I’ve got a certain strain (Chocolope) that produces seeds that have tiger stripes that can be wiped off, no matter what strain was used for pollination. Is this some kind of problem? Does it mean the seed wasn’t totally mature? That would seem odd since they had 2 months to mature and no...

Yea I don’t get that shit either. I have had the same shit happen. I hope it doesn’t mean the seed is less viable. Good point tho — anyone know why that happens!