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I got the nerve to go check again.. I don't think it's deer because there isn't a lot of access. We do have woods nearby but they'd have to go through yards, near roads. I know deer do this, but I'm not sure. I did see some trails leading into the brush, could have been from animals, dogs. One...

Most of the roots looked like they were there, although thinking about it seemed to be a smaller ball than when I transplanted. I don't think one or two rabbits could completely eat 3 medium sized plants, down to the last leaf though.

Would police just yank the out of the ground, break it off at the stalk and take the plants and leave the rootball just laying there? I mean it's not like the buds were huge, you might get 1/4 oz total of 3 week old buds... but what could eat 3 2-3" tall plants completely in such a short time...

So last night we had a good rain for the first time since I transplanted my babies outdoors. So this morning I went to see how they weathered the storm and found all of them dug up. It looks like someone or something pulled the plants out of the ground, roods and all. All that is left is the...

I've heard of seeds splitting into two sprouts. It's very rare but not unheard of.

Long long ago, like mid-90's when 311 was still playing small venues we went out back and fired up a big ol' joint and smoked with them before they loaded up the bus. Was pretty cool!

They sell timers EVERYWHERE. Even in the damn grocery store.

Or maybe you just ordered feminized seeds...

Pollen is microscopic. It can easily transfer. I wouldn't have them in the same closet.. not even in the same house. Put it way outside and decontaminate yourself when you come in.

If weed was as fragile as we believed it wouldn't even exist. These things have made it thousands of years through droughts, floods, and everything in between. It wants to live and will do whatever it can to survive and reproduce. A little water on some flowers isn't going to end the species!

Well, he could be non-English... but yes, I did kick a puppy after reading his 3rd post. Nutrients will lower the pH of your solution. Get a digital meter if you can't tell what the pH is because of the color.

Pretty sure he is not using soil, where pH 5.5-6 is what you want.

Oh and mine are only 12/12 from seed, no veg. :)

Some better pics would really help, but something is clearly wrong. These are only like a week old. Put into a towel on 7/28.. planted on 8/2. The little one was like 3 days later. In rockwool and hydroton. Watered with pH 5.6-6 water.

That's great in theory, if those corporations in turn gave a fuck about people. "He may be a bastard, but he was our bastard". That quote is about Fulgencio Batista, the guy who ran Cuba before Castro took over. He let us [read: American corporations] exploit the fuck out of his people and...

Yeah they are super sturdy, even after the transplant. I'm surprised they made it as well as they did. I just hope they don't yellow up completely before they are ripe.

Smells hella dank too. When the wind blows right I can get a whiff of them from 100+ yards away. Only 3-4 weeks of flowering too.. I can't wait until the swell period.

No lake water. I didn't have time to do anything yesterday. I looked at them and they were wilted really bad. Not droopy,wilted and dry. I had no way to water them until this morning and they were back to normal. The other day they got plain RO water and today they got a bunch of food. About...

How about you don't grow somewhere that a visitor can find? Put a lock on the door, weatherstrip the frame so no light leaks out. Works for me. I have bitches all up in my shit and no one knows. Of course chloroform helps too.

LOL maybe it's early as fuck but this made me laugh heartily...