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I have some clones I took off a plant I was 99% sure was female. A lot of the other plants I had sprouted ended up turning hermie with that batch. I took six clones. 90% of the nodes are showing female pistils except the bottom set of nodes. The nodes right above the bottom set havent shown...

My purpose(with your help of course) is to generate a manifest of ten general rules to be passed down from grower generation to grower generation At the end ill compose a list of the best(ones with most likes) Your creativity is the limit... Ill go first:bigjoint: Behold, these commandments...

I'll be posting pics every so often... Answering questions if you them every so often.. Barely elaborating on things... Enjoy:mrgreen: Some hps bulbs.... Some fluorescent bulbs... Some strains... Some dirt... Some water... Some other things Here we go!

Alright so, in my grow space(garage), there are no rafters where I would like to hang my four 4ft fluorescent lights. Anyone have any ideas on something I could construct to be able to hang these lights that wont break my bank? I was thinking of just building a wooden 6'x6'x6' frame with some...

It's gonna be a lot of reading but trust me it'll be worth it. https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/610608-3x1000-watt-indoor-medical-grow.html

Check out my journal thread: https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/610608-3x1000-watt-indoor-medical-grow.html Make sure to follow me or subscribe. This is going to be a ground up grow thread, classroom style. Feel free to stop by ask questions and learn from me and every who will participate...

Been growing for roughly three years and about 1 year for a dispensary. Im doing this for my own records as well as positive/negative criticisms and tips. Feel free to tell me what you think good or bad! I'm starting from the very beginning of a grow and im sure you will learn helpful...

Interesting study I found, you guys might enjoy it http://www.jstor.org/discover/10.2307/2433115?uid=3739560&uid=2460338175&uid=2460337855&uid=2&uid=4&uid=83&uid=63&uid=3739256&sid=21101552082741

This might sound stupid but im a biology major thinking about switching to horticulture. anyways, I learned in my class that nitrogen is created during lightning storms.. does anyone have an idea of what type of nitrogen it is? is it even a type?(ex: ammonia, nitrate, urea..)

Its using the sea of green technique but its done in like kiddie pools filled with soil and a ton of clones put in and flowered. i have know idea what its called or if there is even a specific name for it. might sound kind of stupid but i want to do some research into the outcomes thanks!