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what type of lights are you using? tell look premature to me

i hung the whole plant, and just trimmed the leaves. i don't have any oranges or lettuce at the moment, but i have carrots, i heard they work aswell, correct? how long should they be kept together? i was thinking overnight for 8-10 hours. for the most part my harvet was out of my control and...

well i went with the closet hang for 10.5 days. my bud is jarred up now, but it was really crispy and flakey, also falling apart when rougly handled. the stems, however didn't snap completely. there was still a little bend to them, particulary the outer skin of it. have i dried them out too...

i add tabacco every once in a while, like once a month, if its available. if you are not a ciggerette smoker, a bong hit mixed instantly turns your limbs to jelly. its pretty good but i don't make it a habit.

cardboard box it is then. how full should the box be for a slow drying process but not susceptible to mold?

i'm leaving the country for 8 days, right after i harvest. i have a couple of options for how i dry, can anybody with experience recommend the best method. i don't want mold but also i don't want to over dry. 1) hang dry stalks in an open, dark room for 10 days 2) hang dry stalks in a closet...

no, the myth is that boiling the roots pushes out the nitrogen for a faster cure

is there a equivalent canadian version of radioshack where i can get one of the pocket microscopes?? i've tried to source.

if your plants are already in a 24 hour day period, i think switching to 30 hours would stress them out, since night would be a different time every day. i've heard of growers using an 18 hour day, but they start it from seed, so maybe if you started a 30 hour day from seed you could try it out.

when you say parts, do you mean each individual calyx? or each cola or bud site.

ok i'm pretty sure i found a couple male flowers along some of the branches, and maybe one in one of the colas i got some dutch master reverse, so hopefully the male flower problem is solved. my next question: so my plants have been pollinated and started producing seeds. if no more male...

are there noticable differences in the flowering development on pollinated buds and sinsemilla? or are there any signs to look for concerning pollination? i just want to know if i'm going to get seedless buds or not, i don't want to get my hopes up. :(

hey guys, its my first time growing, i've used fem. seeds and am just over 4 weeks in flower. I'm noticing large pods on just a few of my buds, i felt a couple and they are hard. does this mean that it has been pollinated? if so then one of my two plants must have turned hermie.