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I'm sick of having a chronic cough and needing to clear my throat every 5 minutes as a result of my daily inhalation of burnt plant material. So I'm in the market for a reasonably priced vaporizer. As I usually do when purchasing a new product, I went online searching for reviews written by...

I grow outdoors in Maryland USA and do so successfully with traditional photo-period flowering seeds. I have recently received freebie Auto-Flowering seeds from Attitude. Do these girls need anything special -- different from regular seeds -- to germinate and grow successfully? Or should I...

Have one outdoor grow under my belt and it was fairly successful. It was bag-seed sativa, grew huge, flowered modestly and a few hardy girls miraculously survived the rainiest harvest season in years. Sparked by that limited success, this year I upgraded to store-bought seeds. Here in...

Everything you read about growing, harvesting and enjoying your plants has a sentence like this one: "After you're done manicuring the buds, be sure to save the trimmed leaves to make honey oil, hash or canna butter". I've made honey oil and really enjoy the taste and effect. I have...

Hi folks, No, 'AARP Super Kush' is not a new strain -- it's just a silly term I made-up to get your attention so I can introduce myself. I'm definitely AARP-eligible, but am not a member. When they use the dues to lobby for something sensible, like full-bore legalization, I'll start...

I'm a newby. This is my first successful outdoor grow -- sativa bagseeds. Beginning to harvest, noticed white growth on a few top buds. Look like thick clusters of spider webs, only on buds, not surrounding leaves. We had very heavy inland rains here earlier this month as result of recent...

Outdoor grow of sativa bag seeds in garden in mid-Atlantic east coast USA. Planted seedlings, got great vegetative growth, topped twice yielding four nice limbs on each of three females (pulled three males, no fertilization). So far, so good. Lots of healthy buds, 12-16" at tips, pistils...