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id say more like 17 or 18 dude keep it real

hahah i love planting seed count me in! even though if i dont watch them carefully enough, the snails get them the day after they come out of the rockwool! but it would make sense it being bagseed. no one really seems to have that problem with any pricey seeds so hmm. oh well! im in cali bay...

bagseed is the grow yes in-deeeedy. heres something very very weird but very very awesome. this is my second season of grow. last season i had 6 plants, 6 ladies. this season 11 plants, 11 ladies. im 17 for 17 with my grows being female. alllllll bagseed. all started outdoors and in the same...

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so i have a few plants indoors under 500watts of t5 lighting. the humidity is normal and the temperature is 75-80 degrees F. the problem im having has to do with the lower fan leaves here and there. they are dark dark green and curling into themselves. probably 10 leaves per plant are doing...

and the plants are sucking up water like no-body's business. half a gallon a day each minimum. im sort of wondering if thats it that they just need more water or more water and less nutes. like i said only 500 watts of T5 hitting them 18/6 indoors with air circulation on during 16 hours a day.

honkeytown the leaves are pretty similar to the ones in your pictures but im still vegging, about 24 weeks into veg the plants are about 5 feet tall and the nutes are General Hydroponics for about 8 weeks and then switched over to PuraVida organic Grow. haven't tested the pH yet but will try and...

so i have a few plants indoors under 500watts of t5 lighting. the humidity is normal and the temperature is 75-80 degrees F. the problem im having has to do with the lower fan leaves here and there. they are dark dark green and curling into themselves. probably 10 leaves per plant are doing...

alright so check this out.. the other day i went outside to the tomato garden to check on a plant i have growing in a patch, and the poor thing was wayyy droopy so checked it out, turns out a gopher had gnawed the roots out to make room for a tunnel. little shits.. anyways the plant was only a...

alright so check this out.. the other day i went outside to the tomato garden to check on a plant i have growing in a patch, and the poor thing was wayyy droopy so checked it out, turns out a gopher had gnawed the roots out to make room for a tunnel. little shits.. anyways the plant was only a...

chlorophyll will absorb every color in the light spectrum besides green. so its like its not there, but just dont use too much of it.

no need for rooting hormone here. just fill a water bottle up with water, get a cutting off the plant, and stick it in. roots will grow out 4-5 days. replant in ground. will be wilted for a couple of days once in ground but they'll shoot right back up.

yeah, maybe it's a nice good organic method, but im thinkin its somewhat unrealistic to most growers. hey i've got enough goin to try it on one or two but im not gonna 'collect' that specific fert. good luck though

they arent matured yet. use the dark seeds, put the whites/greens to the side or toss em. good luck