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Man, I'm trying to figure out why my plants were all damaged beyond recovery by that frost we had mid september, and everybody else's look just fine. I went out expecting to harvest some serious weight and I come to find a bunch of shriveled brown fan leaves all hanging limp around colas that...

Fuck guys, I found out that frost from 2 weeks ago really messed my plants up. I came out to harvest last friday only to discover every leaf dead and brown, and all bud looked premature, exactly like it did 2 weeks before... 6 plants... all hash. FUCK!!!

an ounce per pound trimmed seems to be the going rate.

Only one problem with your friend's story. He started with one plant right?? So how does this one plant turn into many plants if it has nothing to reproduce with? Also, your friend sounds like kind of a dumbass no offense to you. "Boiling pine needles" sounds like exactly the kind of thing a...

They grew a bunch of critical mass and cherry picked the best plant and this became critical +. So yes, it is an improvement.

Anyone else experience on bushy pheno that responds really well to topping and 1 or two other stretchier phenos that don't respond well to topping?

Terrible advice! please don't post advice like that.

What you guys aren't getting is that 2500/lb is still MUCH GREATER than the actual market value of pot. With only a handful of patients you could be making 50k+ a year!

Hey there, I'm growing purple maroc this year too both indoors and outdoors. PM is not a real autoflower or even semi-auto as some people refer to it as. It has no ruderalis in it's genetics. It is, however, a very photosensative plant. I'm not saying it should start flowering at the longest...

Thanks for the reply! Yeah I realize the peat will be soggy and I was originally going with a high perlite mix, but the perlite I bought turned out to be water resistant(masonry perlite) and I had to return it and buy peat. Unfortunately there is no other source of perlite for me where I live...

So for my outdoor grow this year I bought 9 fricken bales of peat moss to use as a soil amendment for it's aerating properties. I'll probably be mixing it about 40% native soil(relatively bad soil), 40% peat moss, and 20% compost. First, what are your brief thoughts on this soil mix? Second, how...

IDK why this hasn't been said yet, but literally ANY strain can yeild 1+ lbs if grown right. It depends a lot on veg time, and the sky is the limit on that.

Would you like some bacon, sir?

What are you gonna set the pot on top of the trees?? If there's room for a large pot, there's room for a hole.

Is the end of May a little late in your guys' opinion or just about right? I would have them started already but I'm at school until the 13th. Believe me when I say though that I have everything prepared to start those seeds the minute I get home. I may even bring them back with me this weekend...

Dude PLEASE don't spread misinformation like that! Lead is NOT carbon, both of which are elements and can't be broken down any further. Meaning lead isn't "made" of anything, it's just lead. And we don't particularly "need" carbon to live, but rather we ARE carbon. To OP, Not sure what...

Another MN outdoor guerilla here, looking good man How big are you gonna dig your holes? I was gonna do 20 3'x1.25' round holes, but I have a feeling that everyone that recomends holes that big lives in an area that is better suited for growing cannabis. So I decided to step down to a...

You certainly could, but it would be much better for drainage if you amended it with perlite. About 20% perlite would be good, 30% would be amazing. It's super light so it wont be a bitch to haul to your spot, and it's cheap as shit from the right sources.

No, CO2 is not flammable and will not explode in any circumstances. Why do you think thy fill fire extinguishers with CO2? Maybe you meant the professional combustion CO2 generators could explode, in which case you would be right...

Do you guys know if the perlite they sell at construction supply companies is the same as horticultural perlite? Will it be safe for my plants? If you didn't know perlite is used in construction as an insulator.