Recent content by KemosabeMcGee

you can grow mass amounts of poundage in a 30 gallon pot. the limiter is that he started too late in the season.

they will be just fine and maybe even better because of the stress. get it!

how much did you spend per clone? 5 bucks? so you spent at least 2500 bucks on clones with NO CLUE what your yield would be. Maybe a trial grow, then a bigger scale grow. Then you dont lose 300 plants. If you lost 300 already, you are probably going to lose a lot more. And, NO, you don't...

Is using BT spray once a week out of the question?

How late does this hold true for? Mid May? June 1? The girls look mighty happy right now...

Do you light deprive them at all or just let it ride?

DoubleJJ, awesome thread. Thanks for posting. I have some questions for you. I am trying to pull a spring harvest this year. The girls have been flowering for 2-3 weeks. I have the blackout tent ready, but do I even need it? If I just leave them under the sunlight, will they finish before...

I posted the same thread in the general outdoor area. I wanted to ask the auto experts their advice also. Has anyone tried outdoor autos in the Bay Area during the winter months? My average low in Dec/Jan is 43, and it won't frost ever. People have success with winter veggies, so I thought...

I am going to give it a shot. I am looking for autos with the best cold-weather resistance. Any ideas?

I see what you mean that if it was effective, commercial guys would be doing it. But, I thought through that (to get an answer I like lol). The commercial growers need weight. Outdoor Autos can't produce as much, as reliably, as indoor hydro. Did you try an Auto in your carport? What are...

Interesting about Ruderalis. I've been looking into tomato varieties for the winter climate in the San Jose area. We won't freeze at all. My average low in April was 48.5 degrees. The average low in Jan. is about 42. I just wonder if these 6 degrees are the inflection point where it goes...

I've been enamored by the idea of Autoflower strains. I am going to start playing around with them and wanted to see if anyone had tried growing them outdoors in the winter. The average temperatures in my area are 45 overnight and 65 during the day. 1) Will I be wasting my time trying to...

I've read that the moths responsible for the worms are prone to laying eggs around the time of full moons. It does seem to coincide with the lunar cycle. Right now, I am pretty clear (with a little help from BT)

You said you hung it up for 4 days and now the branches are snapping and its ready to jar.... so I think your drying room is too dry. I have a nice cool room and it takes 8-10 days for the branches to snap. One year, I dried in my utility room which has a water heater in it. The fire that the...

use bt. use bt. use bt. also, post in the top thread, why make your own? You special, bro?