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dammit! sorry to hear that mushroom head - yeah it's time for them to go - it will only get worse until the whole plant is ruined. when you do chop her down, put her in a slightly warmer and drier than normal environment - I'd shoot for 75 f and about 40% - for 24 hours, then you can probably...

wow man, I can't believe shit is turning brown within minutes of it being cut. everybody says post photos - I wanna see a video of this! hahahha I'm kidding but damn, I've never seen that one. everybody has their own idea of what "dry" is - dry to me means the stems are snapping when you bend...

Ok good shots there - you definitely have mold on the stems - that's the browning at your cuts - but it does look like it stopped. I don't see any on the flowers, that's what you want to avoid. if I were you I would cut the buds off the stem and finish drying them on a screen and watch them like...

hey Urhighness88 - sorry I forgot to address that part of your post. it doesn't sound good - brown is not a desirable color on yer grass and it usually is because it's moldy. I can't really tell without seeing what your talking about but truly moldy pot usually presents itself as something that...

a sudden wilting of an entire plant can speak of the roots being eaten by gophers, moles, etc. but it isn't accompanied by the change in color you had - I'm voting root rot as well - pythium wilt perhaps. smart pots would help prevent this next year if you use the same spot - nice plants by the...

haha not Mr.Nice seedbank, but the strain Mr.Nice - I think sensi seed bank has a version. it's allegedly g-13xhashplant - it's a beast of a plant - even tiny plants crank it out. I'm over it because the buds get toooo big to finish outside without molding unless you get lucky or have an drier...

yup, always thinking about the next season long before this ones up. seems like most folks, including myself, talk about using more soil, bigger containers, etc. one day I'll be satisfied.

it's totally normal for a plant in a pot to finish quicker than the same one in the ground, especially if the roots have not had a chance to grow through the drainage holes into the ground. I don't know why exactly, just that it seems to have something to do with the ability of the roots to...

thx for the rep fumble! no, those aren't headphones... I don't need music to rock out!

dude just sack up and light up a joint in front of her already. I can't imagine the woman who could sway me from cannabis, hell, I met my wife at a dispensary. I bet she did notice your snuff! not gonna call you out on it right away even if she doesn't like it. hey good luck man, I wish you...

yup - tiny beans can be fine it's how mature they are - the one you had looked nice and brown. sorry to hear you got what sounds like duds. perhaps you are just not meant to grow WwxBb

hahaha good stuff perplexus - I like the way you think. I'm pretty sure you're not gonna overdo the sun - if you can score 12 hours of direct light than I think you are loving it! but assuming you don't, the bigger question might be how much darkness is ideal - say you get 10 hours of direct...

gosh ggi, few things in growing hurt worse than seeing a big plant go down before it's time - I feel your pain! I've never heard of ants causing this type of damage, but that doesn't mean they weren't the culprit. I wonder if a plastic collar, painted with tanglefoot, around the base for the...

hey everybody! camera broke so I haven't been able to post lately but here are some floral updates. I feel like I'm behind most folks - but we're not racing eachother, just the weather! here's my chronic - the most aggressively flowering lady in my garden. blue dream - I've run it before but I...

not me, but nice dome.

perplexus - I think that if I were you, I would focus on maintaining the environment inside the row rather than worry about that red light spectrum unicorn you're chasing! that is to say, I would wait until I didn't have to fight the sun making the row too hot to pull the tarp and worry less...

so you'll be pulling the tarp daily the whole time? in that case how do you deal with the nightly humidity spike? I like the idea you have for sure - it just seems that by the time a lot of plants are almost done, they're prone to botrytis in that muggy environment. many folks deal with that by...

absolutely destroying the top layer of potential root zone with rough watering methods/no mulch, not protecting the sides of containers from the sun, getting spider mites and spraying neem oil once, then wondering a week later why I had them again, gosh the list goes on but it does start to get...

ah man I know! so much bullshit to sift through, so unnecessary! but that is how it seems to be on pretty much the entire internet. I get frustrated with it sometimes, but then I remember how much I pay to be here... hard to complain when its free.

2 weeks out is a tad late to be spraying, but if yer hairs were all white before you sprayed then perhaps you are a little more than 2 weeks away. my experience with spraying during flowering is that it can brown off the pistils and it can be a little ugly but I honestly couldn't tell with the...