Recent content by Felder

Welcome to the thread Hyperducer. Glad you showed up as there is some definite interest in the Goat....namely my own. :bigjoint:

Our anti-photo campaign has worked, it has spurred Woodsman into setting up his screen...phase one complete. Put me down as a vote for the Goat.

I did not attack your intelligence. As a matter of fact I defended it. Being unaware of something is not stupidity. If you think I was then re-read what you quoted there. I know nothing about you, you are 100% correct, I was trying to clarify due to the fact that you asked a question and...

I am not saying that dishonesty cannot happen at a lab, it can happen like it can anywhere else, BUT the likelihood of it happening is far less because any accredited lab will have procedures in place to root it out before it becomes a problem. Most scientists recognize that the beauty of...

Have someone test it, it is not even remotely plausible to buy your own equipment, nor run a GC-MS, they don't just come with instruction manuals. They are typically built to order and take months to receive and shipping a several hundred pound machine isn't cheap. Plus all of the standards...

Continue to train under the screen as normal throughout the first 2 weeks of flowering during the "stretch", it will allow you to fill out the rest of your screen and still manage your canopy at an even height, that way when the buds begin forming all are at an even level and receiving the same...

Fruits of Ireland "if i grow a mother,,take clones at a good rate not to rape her just enough ,,,when the mother more or less has done all she can,,could i grow a new mother from a clone off her,,,,,some info on this would help me alot" Sure can, this is how I do it. Take 3 clones from any...

Cadmium and Lead would be surprising to me if they used them in any sort of frequency in the wire. These are two highly regulated heavy metals, most screens are steel alloys with a Zn coating if they are galvanized. The only real risk from Cd or Pb is if you are foliar feeding, but even then...

Time for an update, the girls in the bigger pots(Bubba Kush, Killer Queen and Green Crack) are 1 week into flower and are filling out nicely, may have waited a bit long on the KQ, but such is life, I am sure I will manage, but without further adieu... Green Crack Bubba Kush Killer Queen...

As chlorophyll breaks down in the cut buds it tends to give off a grassy or "hay-ish" smell when you start to cure. Give them time and pay attention to your cure and once the chlorophyll fully breaks down the smell will return.

Since it is an autoflower it isn't a matter of him "letting" it veg ; ). Autoflowers set their own time schedule. If you are going to transplant to a larger pot I would do it sooner rather than later. Don't want stress from the transplant to mess with your lady in flowering. She is looking...

You will want to keep them in veg and train them under the screen until the screen is ~75-80% full, when you flip to 12/12 you will continue training throughout the stretch trying to keep a nice even height to your canopy. Once the stretch is over there shouldn't be anymore growth bursts and...

Other than a color change it shouldn't affect potency or growth, my Bubba Kush goes dark purple in flower with colder night temps, tastes and smokes just the same as the other.

Loosen the top 1-2 inches of soil, mix in the lime at the recommended dosage and then water it in. Should do the trick. If you are using the same soil next time you should try adding it to the soil mix so as not to run into this problem again. Good luck and the ladies should be fine in the...

I would transplant once you have a few good sized roots on the clone(i.e.-several inches long). If you end up letting them get too long then you are going to have to clip them when putting them into soil. Just be careful when putting them in soil so as to not snap them off.