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Thanks! It's a bit more bleaching than fading but yeah they started to fade pretty quick during the flush.

Week 9 - FIN End of the line, but not with out more issues. I knew it was going to happen, I just ran the risk. Too much moisture, too much vegetation, not enough airflow, not the right kind of airflow, and I got mold. Not a lot, but enough over most of the colas on Head Trip and on one cola...

Week 8 - No more spider mites. Looks like a sacrificial defoliation and NPS did the trick. We're in the home stretch, or at least for 2 of the 3 girls. Grease Monkey and Jillybean should be ready to come down next week, I'll start start giving them some Ful-Power before a straight flush once...

I haven't ran her before, and might be the first I run a second time to get the pheno I want. I thought she finished early due to her small size and stature. Turns out she isn't quite finished as she just started to bulk out some more. Guessing she will finish with the Grease Monkey in about...

No spray, just a pest strip.

Someone could take the role of "editor", put together a mass list of helpful "posts" (since the topics go off the rails in just about every thread), lock said thread, sticky the thread, and then periodically update it via a mod's help when new and updated material is available. Basically this...

Oh yeah I'm familiar with Dichlorvos (main ingredient in NPS). I've used it in the past in reptile rooms to keep mites away (when I bred and raised Green Tree Pythons), and used it in the past to keep fungus-nats away. As long as the room is ventilated, you don't touch the impregnated strip...

Yeah, I put two in there and turned off all the fans and what not. Seemed to do the trick.

Week 7 The past week has been a challenging week. Due to a horrible error on my part, I ended up with spider mites infecting my tent. I've never had spider mites, never seen spider mites, and no idea what to do about them. I had put a thai basil plant in my tent that was purchased from a...

Week 6 Now that we're back to our regular scheduled program, it's Day 42 in the tent. I think Jillybean has decided to call it quits and finish early. I hope that isn't the case as I'd like for her to have a little more "umph" to her, but she does look frosty. Grease Monkey is still putting...

Yeah, there's no GH here. Just Jacks 321.

Old tool for new uses. Jack 321 auto mixer.

Thanks! Should be my largest haul ever. Had the Jillybean not gotten all mangled, I might have gotten my first pound.

Week 5 Chunkin' it up, more trich's, and subtle color. It's day 35 in the tent. Head Trip Grease Monkey Jillybean

Raspberry Pi + webcam + MotionEyeOS = nice cheap security/streaming camera, especially if you like to build your own. Most of it is plug-n-play, the only code involved is installing MotionEyeOS on the Raspberry Pi, and supports most new/old webcams.

Week 4 Half way point-ish. Everyone is getting fatter and frostier. Jilly looks a bit hungry so I bumped up the 321 ratio a bit to try to meet her demand. I've also noticed she does not dry out as fast as the other so may need to add more ventilation to the tent.

Obligatory holiday shot of the Grease Monkey

Week 3 The stacking continues, and the frostiness begins. Everyone is starting to turn on the trich's, but the Grease Monkey just starts layin' it on pretty thick. I can only imagine what she will look like 3-4 weeks from now.

Week 2 Everyone is stacking up nicely, stretching, building and budding. Even the scrappy little Jillybean is finally starting to take off. Grease Monkey is turning into a monster and organizing her is starting to get fun, having to continuously prune her back and tie her down.

The great skills of fake it till you make it. Thanks!