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just now figured out how to do it..

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thanks so much friend! that will get me going 4 sure. we normally dont c frost until late november but its been a strange year. got a feeling it will hit a bit earlier. im gonna try to get some purple hulls and crowders started as soon as the rain stops. hating not already having the freezer...

great info. +rep.

thanks 4 reply. i started taking 2/3rds at first cut and leaving bottoms 4 another week sometimes more. been getting approx. xtra qtr in weight . pushing them 2 the side to make room 4 new arrivals. prob not worth it if u got many plants. but heck, the xtra 1OO is nice anyway.

:confused:i am having a problem with moths in my veg room. i am able to get them off bfore moving to flower and the plants dont spend much time in veg so they dont seem to hurt anything but 2 or 3 has now turned to several. i am becoming frustrated with them. they seem to just keep coming. what...

i am in south u.s. The lack of rain has been very hard on gardeners this year. i have planted several spring gardens but never a fall garden. what will be the veggies i can plant starting now to harvest bfore winter, and when is the best time to plant for the fall harvest. rain is finally coming...

yes thats it. just like u described. that will run excess chem buildup out which u dont want in those last few weeks of maturation. aeviaanah has very good input in the previous post also. u surely want to dispose of the runoff water. if the pot sets in it its just gonna soack back up what ran...

ok sorry. limited spaces. prepare the hole a week bfore planting. have the plants outside adjusting to climate. with the hole prepared that way the ground will look near untampered with especially from above. and ur good soil under the plain will keep the bugs and varmits out. put plants on the...

find ur desired spot to plant. dig a hole approx. 2 feet deep by 3 feet wide. try to remove the top layer with grass or weeds whatever it may be where it can be placed back down. toss ur bag of soil in the bottom. add a big handfull of blood and bone meal and any other organics u want then toss...

very nice pics. great work. i understand ur concerns. what i have read u have been given some very beneficial replies to ur question. cut the fert to 1/2 strength for a week then 1\4 strength for the second. its not a bad idea to give them a heavy watering or flush a couple days bfore u cut. let...

sorry for the multiple posts people, i am limited to 5OO characters. this is a matter i feel strongly about and want my opinion to be understood. organic growing does produce the best smoke imo. and through over 15 years of growing with the last 9 being solely in organics it is not simply...

2 further clear this matter up, i in no way promoted the use of chem fert. in the post linked to canefans post. if u read the original post u will clearly c it is a statement of a proven method used by most chem growers to remove buildup that CAN more times than not cause some degree of harsh...

yes canefan, correct. read my post bfore the one u quoted over titled organic because... that would b my thoughts on organics! the second was a response to the question by the poster asking if the bud would be harsh from use of chem fert.. that was simply stating that the use of chem fert. does...

while on this subject, do u all take down whole plant at 1 time or take buds as they are ready?

strains can differ in the pistil color at harvest but in my experiences they will basically all be orange to red then u still got another couple weeks sometimes more. calyxs should be swolen to size of a mature seed bract at least. cut at this stage i c hardly any shrinkage in buds after drying...

to answer ur original question though, if u have transplanted them to larger pots with good drainage a hit of miracle grow will not hurt them. it is just not my fertilizer of choice.

if u put them in larger pots when changing soils, i assume u did, they should break out in a few days as backdoors did with just a bit of fert. when watering. u can get the bloodmeal at walmart. if u just transplanted to larger pots give them a chance to kick. u can add the meal at the top of...

:peace: not necessarily. flushing thoroughly with plain water a few times (depending on how fast ur mix dries) during bud maturation should at least help in keeping the harshness to a minimum. flushing will help remove chemical buildup in ur pots and ur mix which will cause a harsher...

i feel you on the sun! it is hard to match. im so damn lazy though... nothing beats walking to a nice patch approaching harvest time. all that work is worth every minute!!