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Looks good, last night we were in frost advisory and temps dropped to low 40's it really sucks. Looks like 1-3 weeks left, depending on genetics. Good job, Fester

Are you able to post some pictures? Be nice to see

Agreed Brick Top, For instance my outdoor plant this year has 'some' sativa genetics (not saying this is an indicator) within her and she had pre-flowers (~14.5 hours light/day) while the vegetative stage continued.

There's several steps that the plant goes through when switching to 12/12. First, is the sign of sex, this can take ~7-20 days from switching to 12/12. But these are just pre-flowers, not buds or smokeable material by any means. Next the pre-flowers undergo a transition into forming what people...

As far as the Salvia Officinalis (aka Salvia O) I'm pretty sure a majority of the species within the Salvia genus contain the Salvinorum Alkaloids just to a way lesser or greater degree depending on species. But I completely agree with you just thought I would throw that out there. I'm glad the...

Hello everyone, Just wondering what the least destructive/intrusive way to take a few clippings (not much at all) from the plant to test it out? Just read an article on how to quick dry samples but cant find to much on taking it. Thanks, Fester

So just a little bored thought I would post some updates, just passed week 5 mark, hopefully she'll be done in 5-6 more weeks, or else I'll have to harvest pre-maturely. Enjoy

Arn't bowls like $10-$20 USD on everyonedoesit.com? Dont get me wrong homemade pieces are cool but not beats glass so that's my two cents. BTW Just because your 15 doesn't mean you can't buy shit. I was buying vapes, at 15 and having them sent to neighbours houses and shit I knew. So its...

Thanks! Appreciate the speedy reply I'm going to go duct tape it now.

UPDATE: IMAGES Here's some pictures someone please help need to know to do...

So today I just realized for the first time that the top of my bamboo shoot is colliding with a higher branch during windy days (the shoot only goes roughly 1/2 way up the plant) as a result the branch is wearing at that location and is so damaged it formed a brown ring around the area directly...

I wonder if its possible to cultivate plants with frogs indoors. Maybe bufo species? Im sure it would be possible if you were able to create a grow-room with subtropical-type conditions and provide food for the frogs. Although this is a very stupid idea, im just high as hell throwing it out there.

I'm glad to here there good for pest control. I've heard of praying mantis being used, but with mixed results. From what it appears frogs have been beneficial for you guys so I guess he's got a new permanent home.

So upon inspection on my garden this morning I noticed some passing guests. Too my knowledge frogs are not harmful to the plant so I'm going to let him stay for awhile.

Pots are effective for transportation. But at the amount your aiming to do it seems economically wasteful. Due to the fact they shouldn't be near your house nor hint that you yourself are running it.

My buddy SWIM would germinate 50-70 seeds (no joke) Then root them until about 3"-4" tall in rockwool. Next, he would break down the groups into 7-10 based on his final amount of germinated seeds. And space them accordingly to how his property would allow without being detected hope this helps...

would frost cloth be applicable? I guess a pvc-type structure would be required to surround the plant?

Buds don't ruin in a frost?? Sounds newb of me. But I always thought a frost would degrade the buds and flowers. Anymore information on this im really interested??? The first date is my impeding-doom day so this would help put my mind at ease.

Northern Lower Pennisula here... We have a pre-frost (one frost before any cold drops in temps) early in october so lets hope its a long season. Its looking weary at the moment

its just a natural ageing process of the plants. Have no worries its completely normal