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It appears to me that you're all strongly implying I ought to flush my plants and buy some high quality fertilizer to even out any nute deficiencies afterwards.

I wanted something that actually works, not that organic gluten free stuff you could easily drink and get the runs at worst, I wanted THE final solution, a pesticide/fungicide that basically kills every living organism (except for the plants of course) in there, I've had problems with gnats and...

I tested them on my GSC and the buds gained in size rapidly, so I thought why not ... I also used it to remove fungi from the walls in my bathroom ~ It shows some beautiful purple flowers that appear to be Hyacinths on the front of the baggy

Hey this is my SWOG about 3-4 weeks into flowering, today I noticed a few leaves look kinda weird, Its not clawing but they're kind of crinkled. It also appears like the buds stopped growing in size even though they grew a lot of extra trichomes. Attached you will also find a picture of the...

I agree but in this special case my cat dropped the timer switch when I was on holiday and my plant's caretaker didn't notice had the plant on 6/11/7 cycle for a week which caused my plant to go full banana. So yea, decent genetics, bad luck :/ I think I should get a few high quality clones...

I grew 4 plants from seed, I got the seeds from a previous grow where my plants self-fertilized. If my math is correct the chances of getting 4 male plants out of 4 randomly picked seeds is only 1 / 16. Is it possible that seeds from self pollinated plants have a higher chance of being male?

Cloning sounds like a good idea, I will use the best one of those four plants to grow a mother plant. but does it really require phytohormones/cloning gel? Or can I just place a cutling in a nutrient solution and wait until it grows some roots?

Hey guys, So a while ago I started with my second grow, for which I've had planned to cultivate four plants in a 5gallon bucket and keep them all rather short (switching to 12/12 when the plants reach about 19"). A few people were quite surprised when I told them I've had moved the saplings...

Thank you guys for the detailed tutorial and your experiences with insects and spiders. Some of the stuff you suggested isn't available here (or shipping on Amazon costs a lot and I'm not gonna pay for that, I already pay 50€/y for Amazon prime). Right now I am using pic related, probably not so...

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/1pc-2016-Useful-Trimming-Scissors-Nippers-U-Shape-Clippers-Sewing-Embroidery-Thrum-Yarn/32588797243.html Cheap,simple, and precise... they get the job done

Thanks for the advice I will take it in consideration with my next grow, right now I will stick with the selfmade "natural" stuff bacause I feel like killer strips and mite destroyer won't pay off anymore at this late point. However I put one of the dead leaves on my flatbed scanner and the...

Hey, I've been having troubles with fungus gnats and spider mites at the same time, this has been going on for months and I haven't managed to get rid of them. Until recently these suckes haven't caused a lot of harm but its getting out of hand here, some of the bigger leaves got brown spots all...

+rep Thanks a lot mane, I just ordered one!

I want to grow buds like that! I am amidst my first grow and this is what I got so far, pic taken after ~6weeks into flowering. I grew the plant from bagseeds of some unknown strain and the buds are all fluffy and rather small :/ I should get some decent lights and maybe train my next plant(s)...

Judging only from the picture you posted I'd say: Nitrogen Toxicity + Heat Stress, and maybe a little too much water. Post more info tho

Looks like a porcellio scaber to me, they're generally harmless to plants, from what I know. They usually eat dead plant material and neither the adult animal nor the juvenile larves do damage to the roots. In nature they act as decomposers and you can find them in every healthy ecosystem. So...

None Doesn't matter which one you buy or how much you pay, in a few months it will be outdated technology and available for half the money

Not an expert but I heard its common for plants to get yellow/brownish leaves during flowering (correct me if I'm wrong) I can't see a seed on any of the pix tho, seeds grow deep within the buds and with most strains you only realise you got seeds in you weed after grinding it

Cannabis plants are by far not as fragile as growers claim them to be, but I understand that considering one spent a lot of money, time, sweat and tears on a plant he/she all too often becomes over protective. I often imagine cannabis growers as people that make their kids wear a helmet when...