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some rosin hash from the stumble x juan, hues of red, purple and pink. the after tastes like candy too

if theres nothin wrong with the cloner, the medium or your conditions you should be fine.

add a drop to a little more than a gallon for clones, use it for both their foliar feed and soaking the medium.

isnt it a heavier yielder than seawarp too? been years since ive heard anything about that strain.

highly suggest this for edibles from vaporized weed, removes any unwanted taste usually after 2 washes, sometimes i go as far as 3 or 4 or until the water doesnt look gross and murky. it seems the smell improves as well as the color, makes it look a little more like butter if you do it good too.

have always been skeptical when it came to ANs research but that sounds reasonable, if the plant doesnt have to exert as much energy making its own b1s and b2s it seems it would have more to spare when it comes to other modes of production. but i also wonder if theyd just be better off without...

from experience, id say yes, no question. its not extremely noticeable but i feel its helped out with taking clones plenty of times, higher success rate, seem to root faster. gals seem a lot more resilient too, i feel they take overwatering much better too living in FL its safe to say ive dealt...

recently made a cross with stumble and juan, all i can say is those strains are perfect for guerilla, some of the best genetics for extremely humid conditions ive seen for years, and theyre pm resistant as hell. beautiful plants too, saw some completely red buds. thanks again man

not looking stressed, the other certainly is stretched though. try moving your lights a bit closer. also remember the plant focuses on roots at times, especially after a transplant, so lateral growth can seem slower. and im guessing this was after a water, they should be lookin perky usually...

shit getaway hope you feel better soon man! good thing you got all the pain meds a man could ask for lol, some edibles should make the recovery time seem like a blur.

ive heard that a lot but never really seem to hear anything to back it up, to me it always seemed to me the plant knew when to focus on root growth since its all that really keeps the branches up, having experience vegging indoors and out i cant say ive ever had that problem, maybe its just not...

great info, thanks a bunch man!

been lookin into a diy cree, anyone know of a good kit for a 2x4? and you need a soldering iron to put it together right?

i have thought of getting some HO t5s(likely with different types of aquarium bulbs for the specific nm of light) but ive been hearing lots of good stuff about LEDs capabilities to create perfect spectrum and provide a good amount of UV, it seems some new lamps are making the low yield issue...

loss of foliage is gonna lead to stress and possibly stunting, if they lose too much, more stunting. this can be seen with mothers(more so will smaller ones) after taking many cuts, i wont see as much overall growth for the next 2-3 days, of course after topping the plant usually responds by...

i wouldnt top if the strains naturally bushy, also if you want more branches you can always train, topping causes some stunting and stress. i also suggest training regardless of topping or not, its better when you can manipulate how fast a branch grow, this way you can harvest the whole plant in...

any suggestions for a lamp thatll do well in a 2x2 or 4x4 tent? also do they make good leds that are more like bulbs or would that be something id have to build myself?

damn ive only seen journals but it seemed like most phenos were pretty well rounded as far as resin output and yield goes. silverfields looks great too, have always loved super silver, and heris probably some of the best ive smoked, really wanna try his lady cane and blue hammer as well.

probably the best strain on that site as well as heri, yields very well, good resin output, and colors on the purple pheno are nuts. really wanna try out some of their c99 crosses soon too.

sannies strains are always interesting, subbed.