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Why don't you just read any one of the several defoliation threads instead of starting another? It's a bad botanical practice shunned by most experienced growers and embraced by every crop of new folks.

I water it every day with about 1 gallon of water. it has good draining and well ventilated. It is a out door plant in a green house. The problem is also starting from the top and has not worked its way down yet. but a few other spots have started showing up. I have the ph levels always at 6.5...

It will run that 8 gallons in about 15 minutes, I just put it on a charger between sprays while I have a dew and a bong. Did a saturation spray on my big plants about 3 weeks ago of milk and baking soda to fight some pm and it did 5 of them. Tried a 4 gallon backpack sprayer last year but my...

I GIVE UP!!!!!!!! I am no longer a "defolihater". I am setting aside years of growing experience and chucking all of that expensive "book learnin'" and have seen the light. WTF was I thinking????? As you can see I have defoliated and trimmed the root ball ( I read that in another thread). My...

I just bought one of these a couple of months ago (at $79.99) and it has made my life much easier. It runs fine on a small garden tractor battery, keeps constant pressure, and fits nicely on my pull cart. :weed: I apologize to admin if this is against policy but it's a hell of a deal at...

Might have something to do with better air exchange and less spores (could have had colonies in your old dirty filter?).

You're an idiot.

It's not what you do to your plants, please experiment all you want. Just do it in a controlled setting and use a proper scientific method, the minimum would be 3 subject and 3 control plants run at least 3 times. It is telling others, specifically Newbs, that this is a good or proper botanical...

^^^^ "some specie of Finch from the Galapagos among whom the least fit individuals were the only survivors" This is where you show a fundamental lack of understanding. Fitness is defined by survival, not some preconceived notion of yours. I will use a more understandable example for you...

Mainliner, Ghostdrivel, & Finshaggy. Where do I pick up my prize?

Oh really? I will be having a reaction to removing mass from these plants very soon. And your math still sucks, 4 x 30 is not 100. PS I have degrees in biology and chemistry earned in 2008, I worked for a USDA paneled scientist doing field work for peer reviewed writings, and I have at the age...

Your ideas are as solid as your math. 30% x 4 = 120%, does that mean you cut the entire plant down?

But it also takes us 5 hours to make it go down.....just ask your Mom :hump:

Cutting your own prices in half? It's crazy NCPlayers GooeyGoofballGanja extravaganza!!!!!! Why did you spam a 4 year old thread and them start spamming yourself? It will be good to see you banned :fire:

Spent some time with the Canadians who were manning the green line when I was in Cyprus doing Gods work (or was it military intervention) in the region. They were fine young men who we introduced to the American party concept "trash can party". That would be getting a trash can, fruit...

Any idea how that extensive root system got there? It wouldn't have been those pesky leaves you are so fond of tearing off would it? Please google "transpiration" and then explain to me how these nutrients get anywhere when you have removed the very part of the plant that "sucks" the nutrients...

An angry Bot that talks to itself...........interesting?????? Mainliner is that you????? Or is it Ghostdrivel??????

I have never found it necessary. I often have to hang branches at harvest and then take them down after about a week and trim the buds off and set them on a screen for another week. They are then put into bags and sealed leaves and all, I find that they cure just fine after sitting for a month...

The seal-a-meal type vacuum bags work very well and you can put about 2 pounds of bud in a 3 foot tube for easy storage. :weed: