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NORML is asking for your support of House Bill 2929 and Senate Bill 1801, which seek to "regulate and tax the cannabis industry" in Massachusetts. As introduced, these proposals seek to legally regulate the commercial production and distribution of marijuana for adults over 21 years of age...

Here is a new petition on Change.org to fully decriminalize Marijuana for sale, taxation and OWN PERSONAL GROWTH. Please take a few seconds to fill out this petition even if you feel it is bullshit, it could not hurt. I smell and end to prohibition in the next few years maybe sooner.:clap::weed...

it looks like the PH is out of whack. Get a kit and test the run-off and balance it out using baking soda or vinegar. I do not think it is a burn, most if not all burns start on the new growth and PH and deficiency problems start with the older growth. Good luck, they are definitely worth saving.

You will be fine, you will just have to flower them for a few extra weeks. Do not go overkill on the nutrients trying to make up for lost time and just pay attention to the trichomes. Good luck

I have a bonsai plant that was my weak seedling, yet to my surprise it is now my strongest. I topped it and it is in a 5 inch pot! Haha. I never did this before but it can be done for sure you just need to water it like every other day minimum. I do not have a camera but it is going to be two...

Looks good so far but remove the protective plastic on the lights and the plants will thank you.

They get most of the nutrients they need from eating bugs, it is just how they evolved. They are a cool compliment to any garden.

I seen a lot of pictures of medical growers that use trash cans to grow in, it is a great idea you should get a few pounds per plant if they are good and tall. I hope they are sativa's for your sake because a 32 gallon plant will not really boost the growth a an indica though they will be much...

The soil can mud up on the bottom because when you first transplant the plant into a larger container there is no root ball on the bottom few inches to soak up the water from a few weeks of watering. Once the soil mud's up the roots can not penetrate it and the soil after soaking up a bunch of...

Proper drainage and the ability for the roots to receive oxygen is most important. I usually add one large bag of perlite to one bag of ocean floor, you will just have to water it more often. I usually add a few inches of hydroton ball's at the last 3 inches or so to prevent the soil from...

Any burn will occur on the new growth not the old growth. It looks like it is in desperate need on Nitrogen..BAD..When the leaves decay from the bottom up the plant is utilizing the available nutrients in the leaf for food because it is not getting any it the water. Only listen to hydroponic...

The first is a girl and the second is a boy. If you want more re-veg the girl and take clones. I tried the ball sac removal method and I do not recommend it its a headache they grow back faster and more plentiful every time and you just end up with seedy buds.

Not too mention that humans need a higher PH than plants so what is great for us is not always good for them. A PH of 8-9 is great for humans where that is pretty high for any herb or vegetables. Go with what is cheapest and most readily available.

I use rain water because it is the purest available to me, even more pure than the well water that is in the area. But it really depends on the location, I have been in parts of Tennessee and Pennsylvania where the water is amazing. Use animals for an unbiased test they can tell by smell what is...

I would not use town water, at least in my area. I personally use rain water or reverse osmosis. But if the PH is 8 you will need to bring it down to around 5.8-6PH every watering which can be a pain in the ass. If you live in southern California I would not suggest using rain water for obvious...