Recent content by GenghisKrhan

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What's the deal? You need a female to harvest hemp seeds. What is the legality behind this trade?

EHH I know. I just don't like being too conspicuous. By going the opaque route, as opposed to clear (which is more expensive), will I be depriving the plants of potential growth?

For those with experience in greenhouse growing. Due to the close proximity of neighbors I am a bit concerned with odor control. I plan on purchasing a portable greenhouse where I will hook a fan/carbon filter up to pump air through and expel filtered air. Q1. Does this seem like a sound...

Right on. I definitely do the same in misting my plants down. In the event of getting root aphids, impervious to neem spray, have you heard of anyone substituting a dilute neem solution for Azamax (an azadirachtin based product)? It's a bummer dropping twenty dollars on a 3-4oz bottle of...

Both contain Azadirachtin. Why not use the product that's a fraction of the price? I have used Azamax with great success, but would love to find a cheaper drench formula when the parasites come around. Any input?

I have flowers that have been in jars for 8-10 months. The olive color definitely comes through over time as does the quality of the smoke. Thanks for the link of Flue-Cured tobacco. That site is an awesome resource. Starch is stored in chlorophyll, so as the color of the bud changes from...

We all know what curing does. But what changes are occurring on the molecular level? I almost think of curing as a tapered drying process, but WHAT IS actually going on that induces all these wonderful characters we have come to know and love? I've heard that excess stored sugars are broken...

i see your recommendations are based on dry organic ferts..... top feed? or are you referring to a tea of some sort

thanks man. Could any of this have been caused by stress?

I read an article proposing the high yielding benefits of defoliation: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=174163 I was not reluctant to try this technique because I had a crop that lost a majority of their leaves and had an extraordinary yield. The other night I did an initial round of...

I acquired 6 teens that are around 15'' currently. I normally top at a much smaller height which is appropriate for my grow space. The plants are now acclimated to my environment and I was wondering how low on the plant you can top without stressing the plant out. If i were to go 3-4 nodes...

the limp you see is firm, not droopy:/ The curling of the new growth makes me think light stress???

adequate soil moisture. 73*F. and lamp is 29 inches from plants. NO nutes, potting soil only.

I am 90% this is light stress. Can anyone confirm -360wHPS (dial reading on lumitek digi) -hood roughly 2.5 feet from plants -~73*F -Under lamp for 7 days so far. Appreciate any feedback:)