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12/06/16 I have harvested my first bud! The frostiest one too! :bigjoint:looked to be about 15% amber

Holy fuck, that made my fucking night :lol::lol::lol:

How are they!?

I currently run 4 ViparSpectra 300W equivalent (I think like 125W actual draw) units in my Flower tent and 2 in my Veg closest. I have been very satisfied with all my results for $90 per light. Not much excess heat, producing a great looking crop, cheap up front and monthly. Not saying there are...

I SHOULD note that you made it ABUNDANTLY clear while you disagreed you were willing to hear why the opposite opinion was and you were not trying to be an ass. Instead more just have a conversation about it.

Honestly while I think you came across as a little aggressive and almost "condescending" for LACK of a better word. That being said I think your questions and comments were warranted, a lot of people come on here to teach with great intentions and end up spreading false information. I like to...

Wow looking fucking great! :clap:

As @NaturalFarmer said the goal of D.E. is to prevent the laying of more eggs as well as kill the larvae near the top of the soils and when emerging. You do not have to worry too much about it killing off beneficial organisms as the short time you will have it on top of the soil (Fungus Gnat...

12/03/16 (pt.1) If you look all of Topanga's buds are turning purple, not sure if heat stressed of just a variation in phenos, but so far only Demeter has foxtailed and only Topanga has turned purple. This branch is also Topanga not really purple yet but it does look more purple now then...

Sad to see you leave! The site is a great resource to many, not hard to ignore the ones who rub you the wrong way :P

This is a great starting point :bigjoint: http://howtogrowmarijuana.com/harvesting-marijuana-head-body-stone/

Those pistils need to recede for sure and have the calyxes fatten up

Gotta have the highest quality all natural cannabis :weed::eyesmoke:

If you are interested in watching a grow like this from the ground up follow my journal. In my signature "Veg Closet" The first post shows you my making the soil

This is a strange place for this thread :eyesmoke:

If you are interested in building and maintaining a microherd I highly recommend to look into making your own base soil. It is cost effective and doesn't take up too much space (we mixed mine in a 31 gallon metal can in a garage) A good biologically diverse soil will naturally repel most...

Diatomaceous Earth is a GREAT substance to leave powered and DRY for Fungus Gnat control. Make sure you use food grade D.E. or it is very hazardous to breath in. This will pierce those little larvae and kill off most the population in your soil if you let it dry out thoroughly between waterings...

Super excited to see the update!

11/24/16