Recent content by GhostRaven

Ah, the other classic newb mistake... Having overcome overwatering of course I was 'destined' to overfertilize. Really I should've known as I don't hear anything but once a week at the most, I guess it just didn't occur to me because I had been 'getting away with it' for a while now. :wall...

Forgot to add that I had a look with my pocket microscope, I think I have seen an egg here and there but haven't seen the (possible) bugs themselves. Being inexperienced I do not really know what I am looking at. Also I failed to notice the bug subforum too...

I think that you should leave them otherwise you may as well not have tied them down at all.

I am kindof leaning towards mites myself but I have been terrible at self diagnosis (Of course, even with the help of all the "fix your own problems" guides/posts)... Mucho pictures attatched and of course timely answers would be much appreciated! What is your experience level? First Timer...

Nevermind about the if I should top or not... Does anyone have an answer about those cool little 'extra' growths?

She's 34 days old today, and my only shot at cheefing in this country unless I get some stealthy genetics shipped... I will likely be revegging her, and possibly have some clones from her if the bubble cloner I made today is worth a damn. At any rate, I'm not quite sure where to cut... I mean I...

Honey seems to have a few good things in it... http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/sweets/5568/2 Down at the bottom of the page it lists minerals and such, these are the nutrition facts for 1T of honey and you can change the 'serving size' at the top. Enjoi.

Care to clarify please? Thanks. <g>

First real grow here. On day 19 the cotyledons began to yellow. Day 22 I gave her 20oz of 1/4t/gal molasses water, by now the bottom 3 nodes of true leaf pairs were all uniformly light green/yellow-ing. (Perhaps fed a week early, and I had also been overwatering) The third set of leaves (3...

If they were the same strain, or say two cuttings from the same mother... I do not believe that their size going into flowering would have any effect on flowering times as that would be determined strictly by the plants genetics. (Maybe?)

I believe that I read here on RIU somewhere that the starting points are: Indoors = 1t/gal Outdoors = 1T/gal

Try using a fan to circulate the air around the bottom of your grow, particularly at the soil level. I don't know anything about windburn but playing it on the safe side my fans no longer blow directly onto the soil, it is just kindof pointed at the wall and the air down there is still...

pH testing like everything I can get my hands on right now... unfortunately with the fish tank dropper one until my meter shows up... So far I've got: Aerated tap water: ~7.4 distilled: ~6.5 h2o I soaked cedar mulch in: less than 6.0? 1/4t/gal molasses + 12oz budweiser: 6.4 As far as around...

Thanks for the advice/info... sweet chart by the way!

http://www.getridofthings.com/get-rid-of-yellow-jackets.htm http://hubpages.com/hub/How-To-Kill-Wasps-and-Bees-Naturally-Without-Pesticide http://www.greensmiths.com/bees.htm