Recent content by FenderJazz

Fem'd White Castle and Bubba Kush for me again next year, VERY pleased with the White Castle plants that I had this year.

I'm going to be trying something similar this year that might just work for you as well. I'll be growing 5-6 plants along a woodline that is bordered by a very thick overgrown area. In order to keep travel to the plants light I will be burying a garden hose that connects all of the holes, but...

I stopped by one of my White Castle plants to feed it some molasses and took a couple of pics. One pic is from the hill above where the lil' girl shares her space with Muscadine Vines. The other is a pic of her thickening up and filling in. Gotta love this time of year. Mmmmmm... these girls...

The first time that I used molasses during flowering... and I'm not sure if anybody else has experienced this.... but I sent a few buds to a friend of mine in Mass and when I asked him what he thought he said it was nice but that it tasted like waffles. True story. It made me wonder if I either...

I have a broken down van on my property that I use, fwiw. The last two years I've used cardboard boxes with two pieces of kite string strung through them and just hang the buds in the boxes, stack the boxes in the van, and when they're done in the boxes I final trim and put 'em in the jars...

Nice grow, SC. I've been checking in every now and then. I was quite concerned at first, regarding the orange buckets and being so wide out in the open, but you've done quite well. I'm just a couple skips away south of you and can definitely relate to the orange clay. I've learned to work around...

lol..... The thought crossed my mind of waiting a few days from now and starting a thread on here about returning to my grow and freaking out because my plants had been butchered along with a note bearing a RIU username and shit on it.... But..... Nah.

Liquid Fence..... comes in a spray bottle and smells like dead ass. Don't spray it on your plant during flowering though. lightly spray the leaves during veg and the ground around it during flowering. No mammal that eats plants will come near your grow. Comes in a spray bottle like Windex and it...

Just water as you normally would require. I hate to sound generic like that but there are SO many variables like soil drainage, outside temp, the amount of direct sunlight which determine the soil's ability to retain moisture and the plants consumption. Obviously bigger plants require more...

In a certain small town in middle Georgia, 22 years ago, I watched in disbelief as a helicopter hovered over a very good friends grow in a field behind his house where he had nine 6-7' plants within days of harvest. For whatever reason they rappelled down from the chopper, cut the plants down...

Grow it in your tomato bed and hang red & green Christmas bulbs from the limbs.... Okay, I'm kidding. I actually transplanted ragweed plants all around my mj once it was established and got to be about 3 ft tall. My plants maxed out at about 4.5 feet and is about 8-10 inched taller than the...

I'm in the Southeast, so it may not apply to your cold/wet fall, BUT....... I am in love with this White Castle fem from Nirvana that I got from Attitude. It's doing exactly as I needed: short, squatty, and full plants in a sativa hybrid cross of White Widow and Ice. I needed a sativa hybrid...

Molasses is also badass on a hot biscuit with melted butter, Yeah c'mon! Just sayin..... But yeah, I've also used it for the past few growing seasons during flowering and can vouch for it there as well.

Liquid Fence....... Buy it. Use it. Worship it. It stinks like hell (made of rotten eggs and garlic, so it's organic for all of you organi-freak) so don't get it on your clothes or skin. I personally would not spray it on the buds, but the leafs are fair game. Spray it on the plants around...

No can do on the foliage. Those are Muscadine and Honeysuckle vines and their roots are way, far away.... My only goal with them is to keep them cut back enough to keep 'em from climbing/strangling this plant, otherwise they are my plants camouflage.