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For those of you who like the edibles, water cured is the only way to go. It eliminates that funky taste ,and the color is not the nasty color. Try it you'll like it !

Thanks endogarden for your response, very informative

After the drowning, are you doing your trimming before or after the drying process. I've heard both sides , which do you guys prefer ?

Before you make up your mind , check Sannies Shop. There the very best !

Very nice Dadio, nice to see someone who's handy and creative.

Im growing outdoors in pots, when the time comes for drowning is moving them into a shady spot suggested and do the root balls need to be completely submerged in the water?Also you say 10 to 14 days in the light, should I just count on a full 14 days or until the water starts smelling real funky...

My God Jesco , use some common sense !!

I guess if ya ask a rookie question ,youll get a rookie answer

Thats why I am on the newb site. Thought it was a legit question, anyway guys thanx for such informative answers

A newbie question doesnt deserve an answer? All I Would like to know is 3 or 4 weeks, or so many nodes. Maybe I should go to Advanced section for help ?

At what point can I begin a light feeding schedule

CalMag plus or epsom salts?

Ok , I guess its off to the landfill. thanx for the response.

I have access to some very large mirrors. Any thoughts on using them to line the inside of a grow closet?

I find my little seedlings just love this warm spring sunshine in SoCal. After all they really are weeds. good luck

The butterfly bush is also evergreen. forgot to mention that.

You might try buddlea [ butterfly bush ] , very fast growing.

Thanks for the responces guys. Just for shits and grins i will sow my seeds under the sign of Cancer in April. Cant possibly hurt.

Thats what i thought . the farmers almanac makes it sound legit.

Any thoughts on growing and harvesting by moon phases. Mumbo jumbo, old wives tale.