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yeah your cousin might have nute burned em. thats all.

DMZs gotchu covered. foreal +rep.

I know these hitler clips are a little overdone and there are a lot of shitty ones out there for sure. this one hits home for me. enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rqGzkqHneg&hd=1

This guy is the boss. He goes by 'sublbc' on the YouTube and hes doin major work for the viewer I might add. pumpin out multiple videos a day and a veteran grower. This guy is incredible informative and intelligent. In this video I want to share with you guys he talks a little bit about the...

BUY LOCAL! hell yes/ everyday.

theres a chance depending on other stress factors. just get things back to normal with the least amount of stress possible. should be ace my friend no worries.

nice lil tutorial Booz.

indoors or outdoors?

Technically speaking, a root bound plant is usually in an enclosed pot of either plastic or ceramic. the root hits the side of the pot and starts to go either one direction or another, circling around the pot. when enough roots do this it is in the advanced stages of root bind. this has many...

Your plants are fine mate.

two words: carbon. filters.

Its a seedling. You can usually tell it apart from a clone from the symmetry of the leaf sets. USUALLY. some strains are different. like some pure sativas.

looking real healthy. good job.

Everything looks fine to me. other that a minor update to the color theme of the forum everything is ace.

Id say those are about ready my friend. This subject is very much based on opinion but there is a certain amount of scientific fact that is relevant to us growers. after the plant has been flowering for a certain period, the trichome production reaches a peak of about a week, this is known as...

It is not the sucrose the plant absorbs, it is the carbohydrates. and yes these are readily available for use by the plant in the production of essential oils and resins.

heat stress will do that. remember what the plant needs in order to bud. late in the year the temperature drops, this along with a plethora of other factors induces flowering. but this can be seen as a major contributor to bud ignition.

You tell em Serapis

My only advise to you is READ UP and read good my friend. READ loooooong and hard. ...then read some more.

Just basically start out with your substrate. Don't go too fancy for your seedlings, they have energy reserves in their shells to get them going. Build onto their soil mix when they start shootin' up there. Coir Peat Perlite Wormcastings is good.