Recent content by ErnstHash

In an outdoor grow i personally will not cut leaves. Indoor there is only so much space and artificial lights. I prefer to lolypop my indoor, remove all the leaves and bud sites leaving only big flowers on the tops of the branch creating a canopy of flowers. I just harvested a plant that I let...

More lights!

Make hash with the premature buds. Yumm

Hey buddy. The hairs you mentioned are the plant showing sex. Normally hairs mean its female, if it grows balls it's male. You can put your plant to 12/12 whenever you want, you can leave it in veg until the plant is big enough to flower. I personally veg for 3 months to get a huge harvest. It's...

Water the plant only when the soil is dry when you stick your finger into the soil. The plants look like they were just slightly burned and overwatered. Pure water with nothing else.

Organic all the way.

I would say .5 gram per watt is a good standard... If you can do better it means your doing something right :)

Sounds like light bleach. How close are your lights to your plants?

Curing takes time and practice... Drying for 2 days right off of the plant is not enough. There are a bunch of great posts on this site regarding curing please check them out and I bet you can get your buds smelling dank. Normally if I smell my herb and it smells like hay it means that it's not...

The buds need more orange/ red hairs. Looks premature still to me.

You can make hash out of the crystals left in the jar. Use the isopropyl in the jars then evaporate the alcohol with a fan and you will have some hash left over. You dont need a whole lot of isopropyl. I do this with all my jars before the hot water/ boiling them clean.

Lol I just read that article too crazy kids

Make sure to add small amounts of veg nutes when you are flowering.

I prefer fresh trim over dried trim for hash. Put the trim into the freezer until all harvesting is done and you are ready to make your concentrate. Good luck

How close is your light? Looks like if could possibly be a burn...I think they call it light bleaching