Search results

I use 7 gallon pots in my 3x3 with a semi living soil. Next run I plan on putting a 3x3 fabric raised bed in the tent and the same in my 2x4.

Absolutely brother preech it!

I have them on my indoor plant's and they do damage for sure. They are eating my newer leave's that are still soft. I literly grabbed them off and find holes in the leaf right where they were. How do i get rid of them? Thanks

Best answer yet :)

Thats exactly what i did. I grew out a few bag seeds and harvested them. Then i ordered feminised seeds from ilgm. Reggie came out good. 1 out if 3 hermied.

You can buy x4 qb120's from amazon for $140. They don't need heat sinks, just a frame to put them on. And a driver to power them.

Sweet! Sweet! I'm glad everything worked out for you. Definitely an idea that i have thought about but never did. Take it easy man

That looks like a killer light

Exactly. You know exactly what your plant is getting. It seems less stressful haha. Thanks for sharing that link. Alot of great information.

I appreciate it. I'm definitely serious. I have been doing alot of research and countless videos. Growing in coco seems ideal for me. I already monitor my ph and ppm's and i have a good understanding to what i will need to do, and it sounds fun. Appreciate it again

Appreciate that great answer. I was thinking the same thing. I grow in soil now and am having the same problem. I ordered some dolimite lime. I will definitely be going coco and mix in some perlite. I am going to go dry organics too. Take care

Amen bro. Thank you

Appreciate the info. I will follow your instructions on my grow and see how it goes

No don't stop the cal-mag

Looks like you need some calcium or magnezium or both.

Lmao!! That was perfect man. Some people's kids

One of my plants does it too. I read that it is normal.

Take care of the plants better and you can get better quality out of the strain you would think. But im no professional grower. It has it's limitations in quality just like any strain but can get some decent sinsemilia i would imagine thats probably alot better then the quality the seed came out of.