Recent content by Screwston

yes you can...

minus the fact that the tin foil will create hot spots and burn and possibly kill your plants ... ITS AWESOME

Since where your growing is detached from the house police are allowed to search it with FLIR and use it against you in the court of law without a warrant. Just an FYI so you better hope its hidden well. But probably not if where you live is cold. Because any heat coming out of a detached...

Spice Gold and Spice Diamond are actually great substitutes for marijuana, it gives you an incredible body high and gets you pretty baked. Its Legal, and you can get it for half the cost of weed and smoke it wherever you fucking want. I've got six grams sitting next to me for when I want to...

They have more rights because you are on their property first off. School is completely different than the real world.

ditto......

The only two things that are off are that for 8 hours it jumped from 82 to 102* and i changed from light cycle 24-0 to 18-6 4 days ago

Oh and no its not twisted like that, Its less curled and more like a single diag crease in the center of each leaf . . . . . . . . . / . . / . . / . . / . . / . . / . ./ . ...

it is perfectly surrounded by 4 23w CFL Bulbs that are each about 2-3 inches away from the plant, angled 45* so they are mostly recieving light from the horizontal side of the bulb

Ocean Forest, Light Warrior, or Origional? Or whats the best soil all together?

Noones had this problem?

My first set of fan leaves got a decent size (for seedling anyways) but then I woke up this morning and they looked twisted. Almost like there is a DIAGONAL crease dead center in each leaf. with the result of the crease being more upward pointing leaves. Any idea whats going on?

Has anyone seen that before? if the leaves are twisted should i be worried? Its like the leaves have a diagnol crease in the center of them

bumpp? im ardy on the third pagelol

lol im pretty sure if he doesnt when to know to harvest he probably doesnt know when the trichs look like theyre good enough to harvest