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This is 'when stealth-ish growing goes wrong'. Simply needed to find a mother and clone her. A small box. A 400W light. No cool-tube. Inadequate exhaust. A piss-poor humidifier. Temps as high as 100F, RH as low as 16% (in certain circumstances at the same time!). And to top it all off, a fairly...

And good fortune to the two of you^, as well. You will certainly need it to pull of that many. Stay safe. 'Want not, waste not, front not.' Here they are, with their previous home all folded up behind them :(. They've had not the best treatment in their time as clones, but they are still strong...

It's about that time again. The Strain: Unknown Female x (GDP x Bubblegum) The Substrate : Native soil, peat, coir, perlite, blood meal, bone meal. The Food: Peruvian Seabird Guano, fishtank algae, coconut water. There are but 4, and a mother. Perhaps more to come later. But focusing on getting...

Well I'm certainly glad you've had a hand in this. I don't do hydro or liquid ferts, so a ppm meter is not in my arsenal. I assumed at least the phosphorus to be high on account of an 11.2 fl oz container having 650mg. But then again, I've never looked at what the mg per fl oz of other ferts...

Hoy. Haven't posted in quite a bit for the season was over. But I figure I'll post some relevant stuff that I found with my indoor growings. Now, I searched around the forums to see that I was not being redundant in my postings, and I found nothing on this topic that didn't get disregarded and...

Shake, shake, shake. I've avoided the molds and bud rots thus far (knock on wood) just by going out every rainy day and giving each branch a good shakin'. Though, I did catch some Powdery Mildew, which I just treated with Tea Tree Oil (which I highly recommend) perhaps this will also help in the...

Well. I'm yet again impressed by the workings of Tea Tree and it's oils. Went out today again just to check in on them and possibly reapply, but...after just one application, all that PM was gone. Not a sign of it. And the dense population of trichomes was totally untouched. And I didn't have to...

Uhhhh.... Pic 1,2,3 - Subject A - Powdery Mildew - A fungal disease that affects a wide range of plants. Wiki what? Pic 4 - Weapon - Spray bottle.(Squirt, squirt) And a kitty, mid-stride.(Not shown : Measuring Cup. Pretty necessary instrument if you want to mimic your success or avoid your...

Well, the title says it all. I've been working with neem for quite some time now, and I absolutely love it. Though, this year I wasn't able to use it as a preventative measure, for I was very neglectful of my plants (I am outdoor guerilla man...rar) due to being one of those functioning members...

You're likely feeding it too much, or at too high of a dose. Decrease one of those by half and you'll likely see some improvement. If it still happens, decrease by half again. I know many people who get very excellent results out of 1/4 recommended strength. I, myself, just listen to the plants...

bunk I say. Though I'm no expert in toxicity. I would just imagine it to be too high of a dose for any 'pothead' to justify using that much of their cannabis. That'd be like putting a pound in a palm sized brownie..I just don't see it.

Hell yeah, THC is developing long long before they're 'ripe'. You'll still get some great hash or honey. I suggest honey.

So you're saying because it was an ILLEGAL grow operation, someone was killed? If that's the case, there should be a lot more body's on the pile...

And to you Guerilla growers - you Should realize that what you are doing is illegal, invasive of natural lands, and will often times be ruined by events totally out of your control...including nosey hunters. You should expect to lose everything you've created, it happens. But if you do it nice...

Weed doesn't kill. People kill. (Well..people, animals, toxins, disease, the earth, and time kill people....not plants(unless toxic), and definitely not Cannabis, or 'weed' as you'd like to call it.) but mostly people kill people. Please don't say silly statements that are counteractive to the...