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Flush it anyway. Better safe than sorry, right? Besides, you don't want the chance of your smoke tasting like chemicals and burning uneven and stuff like that. Be on the safe side and flush her.

They can take your house, your car, etc. Its called operating a dwelling for a narcotic/drug. This includes any place that a drug is produced, manufactured, sold, etc. which means your house, your car, your boat, your bicycle. It can all be taken. And your lights and everything else is...

Good idea. Just hope that no one decides to follow the orange tape. Good luck on the girls. bongsmilie

I recently noticed hair clusters on my outdoor plants at the tips of the side stems but lately it looks like the leaves towards the top hair clusters are drying out and curved a little. I misted them early in the morning but no word as of yet if it helped any, maybe tomorrow. Anyone got an idea...

There are no buds yet. Just hair clusters at the tips and leaves. Haven't had any rain for the past month and some of the leaves up top began to curl and turn dry, so I misted them early in the morning. Sun was already out and the water was absorbed and the rest evaporated. It didn't sit on...

Hair clusters showed up about a week ago and she'll start budding soon I guess. Lately though is appears as though the hairs and a few leaves around them have dried out so I gave her a few mists from a spray bottle and I just wanted to know if this was okay to do?

Sandwich bags. Easy to put bud in and roll it up and they weigh less than a gram.

Sort of. Checked all the leaves top and bottom and found no eggs. I checked some plants around though and found a couple and gave them the same treatment. Moved the plant about 200ft away to be safe also.

No probs with growth (Sativa is 8 ft and some change now and the indica is just over 3.5). Thanks for the advice everyone.

Got 2 plants in the woods in a real sunny spot right now and they get direct sunlight all day until about 5:00 when the sun moves behind the trees but the sun still shines on them after this. My question is: Will the sun moving behind the trees keep them from flowering?

I grew my first plant in a PlantSpa which had a reservoir in the bottom and said that after the roots reached the bottom I needed only to water through the reservoir. It worked out okay for a while but the roots never reached the bottom so I had to keep watering through the top of the soil and...

It is stupid to try and kill these with your hands. They're known to bite and emit an odor much stronger than a skunk if you crush it, frighten it, or even get close to it. I ended up having to capture all of them (80 all together) in a jar and drop in a piece of burning paper.

I think you'll be alright. I have 2 females outside in a very windy area (One is 8.2 ft and the other is 3.5) and they get shaken around a lot because of the wind and have been tipped over before but they're perfectly fine (other than a bug problem, which i took care of). The point is, your...

According to my research there are no known ways to kill these fuckers, they have no predators in North America, and they feed on a plant creating dark necrosis areas (these are the black spots I mentioned in my earlier posts). What the hell am I supposed to do?

Found out that the bug I'm dealing with is a brown marmorated stink bug and it is deadly to plants. Any help on killing the fuckers?

I've been noticing these little brown moths on the main stem of my plant lately but I searched all over the internet and not one person can tell me what the fuck they are. They are small, brown, and sort of "hook" onto each other and travel in pairs when they aren't flying. Any idea?

No, they're small raised bumps on the main stem that are black in color. She doesn't seem to be dying though. No dead or yellowing leaves, no stunted growth, etc. Looked all over the internet and no one can tell me what it is.

Well nvm everyone. Found out what type of moth is is and it couldn't have caused it but they love to land on green plants from what I've read. Anyway, after a lot of reading I've decided that the discoloration is mildew. Lots of rain lately and almost 0% sun.

Sorry, no camera. I was hoping someone on here had a similar problem and they would recognize what I was talking about.

Growing in the woods behind my house and went to check on my babies today and the main stem has purple/black bumps on it. I've noticed a weird ass moth flying around that area lately and lading on her (used pesticide). Anyway, my question is does anyone know what the hell is happening? What the...