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Yo, don't listen to people who don't have a good grasp of diction or syntax. Also, evidence points to water curing making bud more potent (by reducing plant matter, without reducing THC levels), rather than making it 'bunk'.

Meh, what do you expect? It's website with a near 100% stoner member base. I'm surprised it's as coherent as it is. :bigjoint:

She doesn't grow, so it's fine. :p

*sigh* That wasn't really the point. I could also add in a thousand other factors that are important. Be sure your plants also get water, organic panic! Edit: Stop making the same thread. Yes, NL can be grown outside in the northern US. Just make sure you grow in a smart spot.

It's hard to tell from the pictures, they're a little dark. But I think you might just have a little bit longer. How long has she been flowering?

Eh, that area is gray. Due to the lakes being jerks and creating their own weather patterns, one place could be getting frost, whereas a different place (even 30 miles away or so) are still warmish and fairly dry. My sister lives in Chicago (in Hyde Park, right down the street from Obama's...

NL is an indica plant. It stays fairly short wherever you grow it. >.> And no cannabis plant is best suited for indoor/outdoor. All are suited for both (provided you've got space and light). Edit: NL is also a very popular plant to breed with, so be careful of where/who you get seeds from. You...

Depends on which part of Tejas. If you're anywhere north of say, Laredo, I would advise against growing outside until March or April. (I was born in Austin and raised in Dallas, btw. What part of of Texas are you out of?)

Personally, I'd chop the buds that are at/past 30% amber. That's my kind of high, yo. But if your plant is unevenly ripening (happens all the time), just harvest buds that are ready, and then harvest the rest when they get ready. People do that all the time, too. Your choice, though.

Pictures are your friend. It's hard to tell what's going on without them. >.>

I wish indoor growers would stop coming to the outdoor forum telling us to grow inside. And I wish the CFL forum wasn't full of people telling CFL growers to get HPS lights. Stop oppressing our choice of grow styles, please.:bigjoint:

It's the midwest. You'd be able to grow almost any kind of cannabis you could think of. That's the glory of the midwest, it's almost all farm land! Just pick any strain that isn't like, pure sativa and you'll be fine.

I've never heard of anyone getting 5lbs off of one plant. How dey do dat.

Eh, you'll find that a lot of growers here are avidly against autoflowering strains. They're too close minded. Edit: Hey, nice avatar.

You've never had molasses before? I assume you've never been to the south. :p

Light toxicity? To plants? I don't think so.

Why is the CFL growing forum always full of people telling CFL growers to get HPS lights? >.>

The pick and mix seed place is pretty sweet. Mix and match single seeds (big name strains, too) at $2 or $3 a pop. Awesome. My biggest problem with buying seeds has always been price. Seed banks wanting like, 50 or more Euros for a pack of 10 seeds. What a rip off.

I've heard only a little about it, but mostly good. I think most indoor dro growers are against it because they don't have complete control over it. Indoor growers, for some reason, are super obsessed with grow ops being like science labs. I'm getting ready to start an indoor grow. I'm going...

Totally agree.