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I have some seeds a friend gave me, of his, that I have not grown yet. I just have so many more projects in front of this strain. I tend to close up shop for the humid summer months and clean up. Maybe all these angry comments just pushed it up the ladder a bit.

yes - early on you want to grow roots.

Bless you my son. Hope it is not true....but again, how can I trust you with all your knowledge of this site and how bad it has gotten, when you just joined yesterday....

I have found some strains are a bit more picky on moist soil (or less root room) than others and the first sign is late day droop. I tend to water those strains with less water.

look fine. I tend to use 1/2 strength Myco Madness to build up roots the first few weeks. I find solo cups with holes cut on bottom for drainage best. Easier to drop them out for transplanting. good luck

Call me a skeptic. But It is hard for me to believe that a) Kona Gold and Hawaiian420247 are not one in the same, posting with different names. b) Your home was one of 26 overcome by the lava flow - but you have time to go on rollitup I had lost a home to a tornado years ago and there is so...

Pictures? Or did you wake up from the dream before you got the camera?...and are they still shipping from Oregon?

just grow some - genetic test it. You should also have an age check on that site. The feds look for that crap.

I agree. Strain Hunters would have had an episode in his living room if this was all true.

I am a selective breeder. I give away my seeds legally and only ask that they leave me feedback on my website. I figured if the product hits a market need I will know - then maybe I can sell things. It has taken many many years to get just two excellent strains stable. For my taste. I have many...

Kona Gold, Acapulco Gold, Panama Red and many others have been pretty much lost..but why cry over spilt milk as todays hybrids produce more and much higher quality. than 70's field weed. Although I must admit I love Swami Cherry Bomb...the closest to the real Muai Wowie you will get.

I must say you have some keen writing skills. I have only seen one Kona Gold strain in 50 years...then I woke up.

If you are going first time with organics. Remember this: You are feeding the soil, the soil will break down the organics to provide nutrients for the plant naturally. Chemical fertilizer you will see plant uptake in days, organics can take a week to see results. I like adding a couple tbs to...

distance depends, with a 600watt I keep 16-18 inches between tops and light. When I first started I used to raise and lower the light. I now just raise and lower the plants with various size platforms.

I am almost half way through 2014. Hoping to catch up to 2018 posts in early 2020

Remember that you should be viewing the color of leafs under some other light other than HPS. Leaves are always darker shade of green than you think.

agreed - told him make sure to flush well

I say lockout due to how green the leaf seems - it should be a dark green large leaf- to me not a deficiency issue. Only the large sugar leaves are doing this.

A friend has what he says is an original Umass Sour D cross - that was doing awesome and has some pretty good juicy buds, but now 2 weeks from harvest his leafs are doing this. I say he has nute lock out due to too often watering, he thinks it is normal 2 weeks from harvest. To me either too...

earthworms probably won't hurt things. but mice may find them.