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naw man i go to school for horticulture. Im old fashion i guess in the sense of growing things mycorrizhal fungi is so beneficial to the roots which really allows the plant to grow healthy. Mycorrizhal fungi takes suars out from the phloem and helps the plant take up water through the xylem...

Thanks for all this, it is a big help!

kill you permanently eh

Hey, I'm doing an article for school on something related to genetic developments in plants, or hormone developments in plants. This article has to be broken down further into three points. The main point or the article is genetic development through countless years of artificial and...

i grow this shit in my backyard every year but I have never done it though. easiest plant to cultivate too

depending on nutrients and fertilizers, yeah you can fuck them up. Not to say you cant use nutrients on them you just need to be careful. Make sure you have space for the root ball too. I have heard of people using steel drums or garbage cans for their roots balls using myccorhizal fungus

i wonder if the lavender smell can permeate the bud? unless you got nices ventilation your plants will be lacking co2, in which case you want no additional plants in the area. If you have a direct outake for your air then try putting them along that path. Those scent things that plug into...

to start off im using a type of chronic (skunk x, northern lights, ak) and crossing with the seed of a bud we call airbud that has unknown chemistry. in the airbud trials the buds have been big, fluffy and sweet tasting. I have been reading up on chronic beyond what it says on the seed...

alright, this is excellent

Hey Im just about to start a breeding campaign to see what I can come up with. I plan on putting some good time into this, for i have a lot of it on my hands. My question is this, what should i expect when I inbreed plants, in a sense that I am breeding two different strains if I cross the...

myccorhizal fungi is pretty much guaranteed to end up on your roots if you attempt to put it on there. One thing i have learned at school is that they are great for increasing surface area of your roots and helping bring up water. But advanced nutrients can fuck up your fungi pretty good. So...

i was talking to this guy today who is big on organic growing and he said that the vancouver seed bank has some sort of exclusive affiliation with the "Toronto Seed Bank" (not 420) He says they own it i cant validate but maybe its worth into

i dont know where the other seed shops are man, but dont buy cheap seeds from the toronto seed bank i got 10 for $40 at the weed march (5whited widox x budda 5northern lights x budda) 9 out of 10 seeds were male, i got one female NL

right on man, essentially i grow indoors, my outdoor grows the past 3 years have all got worked by the elements im trying to get an autoflower that grows more like a regular plant than a lowryder. i got this strain called 'chronic' from morpheus seed from barrie; it's skunk x, northern...

Recently I've been reading a lot about the effects ruderalis strains can have on bud if the right type of ruderalis is used. I just want to know if anyone has any knowledge as to which ruderalis is fit to be my babies daddy and if there are pure seeds avalible anywhere

i checked your journal to check out the holes in the pot method seems to work pretty nice. When i did mine i veged it and tried to stretch it as much as i could (first time around i veged low enery. my current indoor i veged under the 400w.). then i tied it down a couple days before budding...

the NAU is real man it is in the process. Just wait there will be an incidenent in regards to homeland security and it will snowball. The problem with these landmass unions are the threat of globalization. I dont know if anyone has ever read Brave New World but if you haven't you should...

I disagree with this bein truly effective. When i do LST i always make sure the top 'king bud' is as low as possible (Because the plant gets confused because it has no true king bud causes the rapid flowering in all areas)

looks good i wouldnt be too concerned about one leaf its lovely like that