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Are you growing sativas, or do you just like to let them go longer?

You look like you're about a month away from harvest. It doesn't look bad, whatever it is. If it doesn't start spreading like crazy I wouldn't worry about it.

Looks it to me. Liquid copper & immunox seem to be the recommended solutions.

I'd spray some serenade and liquid copper fungicide on plants afflicted with mold. Based on the formation of the plants I will guess you did not fertilize much during the vegging phase, and I would advise you to now use a bloom fert.I would use a little bit of nitrogen, but primarily you should...

So use the proper amounts then. Using too much of anything will kill your plant.

Copper is quite toxic, would you have to wash the leaves and plant matter after spraying it with copper prior to consuming it? Or do we just hope the plant metabolizes all of it? I know liquid copper fungicide can be used on fruits and vegetables, but those are washed prior to consuming.

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GHS "The Church" - sativa dominant hybrid. About 5 weeks in flower. This is a 100% organic grow. The following ingredients have been used to help this plant stay happy: Soil: -Peat moss -Earthworm castings -Peruvian seabird guano -Dolomitic lime -Vermiculite Nutrients: -Budswel...

Yeah, bad news, that sativa dominant plant of yours wont be ready till december. edit: thats not to say you shouldn't take care of it and harvest what you can before your hard freezes roll around.

What did you fertilize with? Chemical or organic nutrients? How far along into flowering are your plants?

If only the rest of us at GC could be mature enough to post multiple threads announcing our leaving. The whole world doesn't revolve around you. In fact no one really cares if you're leaving one forum for another.

Looking good. Can't help ya with the smell, just wanted to ask what you used for ferts and how often. Looks like a pound or two total?

I will somewhat detract from SlickWilly's assessment and I will say that you've been flowering for perhaps 3 weeks at most, and you have at least 5 weeks to go. In fact, I would say it's too early to estimate now when your buds will be done. The plant looks like a beautiful sativa, and in this...

I don't like to bump myself, but this sucks. Plants seem to be alive, but not at all growing. Once in a while I see one of them jumped out and lying next to the peat pellet. I think they really want to die. Help?

I suggest you specify your particular situation. I would give it a good watering or fertilizing right before leaving, and have the lights regulated with a timer.

10 days ago, I planted 5 germinated seeds into peat pellets and watered thoroughly with water mixed with a schultz 20-20-20 fertilizer and some hydrogen peroxide. I did this because I'm absolutely retarded. Let's move on. Couple days later, despite my retardation, 4 of them somehow sprouted...

Maybe the reason you are not getting any replies is because your post is a nightmare to try to read? Don't mind if I help you as requested in the only way I know how: by decrypting and retyping your post so that it is coherent. I've seen someone do this before and I could use some advice. Has...

I'd use all the lights I can get my hands on. And it's best to have more of the 6500k light spectrum lights. I don't know if that's "cool white" or "cool daylight" or what, though.

12/12 from seed - Grasscity.com Forums you can scroll down here, and you'll see a picture of Northern Lights ready to harvest supposedly 52 days from seed germination. The more I research this, the more it's apparent to me that it's quite possible to grow in less than 2 months from seed...

Very interested in that thread, mattman. Interested in any articles or other resources about 12/12 from seed. Especially interested in pictures of results produced. As for fast finishing sativas, Voodoo, Power Plant, and Original Flo (all from Dutch Passion) are some mostly sativa hybrids...