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Reddit Who's Reddit? And it wasn't me, guaranteed. :blsmoke: Don't choke your ladies in a plastic bags, Until there dried!!

Take the plastic bags off ASAP!! It is a living plant. They need Alot of airflow during flowering phase. And yes I also have had to move plants on a moments notice. So I feel ya there, Not fun, but that's why I grow in 5-7 gallon pots. Just for that it is possible. :cool:

I like Purps!! :mrgreen:

Gas Mask from Exotic Genetics! It was a Total wake up bud. It acted as viagra like!! :oops: No kidding straight wood after the first bowl in the morning. Plus it was a very awesome energy wake n bake strain. I ran its clone for years till my stick started getting sore :D

Very pretty looking!

Oh, my bad :eyesmoke:

Once again my proof has been deleted. Surprise, surprise

It's a for profit site only. Members who don't pay $. Do not have ANY freedom of speech. It's very obvious. :-(

And that's not entirely accurate either, as he is a video game character. Not a cartoon character! lmao

SURE! LOL

Who's Trump??

I am dead set in the mindset of Summer time light deprivation, under the sunshine for flowering, 12/12 during june/July! If at all possible!! It eliminates the worry of boytritus. And the intense mid summer sunshine creates a more potent bud, with a higher terpene content. That's just my...

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It looks good! What kind of lighting do you use?

Yes Do add dry organic nutrients after week 2. Because it takes at least 7-10 days before a top dressing of nutrients will soak down. Also it takes a week or more for top dressing to break down, and become available for nute transfer and uptake by the root system.

How did that work out for you?

Pictures will gather more responses. Info helps also. :eyesmoke:

Roll with that! And I would think that you will have Good results!

1. Add nutes around week 5-6. 2. Yes. 3. Yes, all the trace and macro nutrients. Earth Wormcasting contains alot of those as well as beneficial microbes. 4. Yes. There is a shit load to know about growing organic. It seems there's a Mountain of knowledge to know! :eyesmoke: bongsmilie

I feel it's a result of too much moisture in the buds that causes black ash.