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Hey y'all. Outdoors running low so it's time for me to enter the world of indoor growing. The internet is a great resource for many things but it seems some questions will just be argued until the end of time, with little to distinguish the truth of either side from each other. So I decided to...

While the police chief said nothing will change were the police outside of the election center arresting people for smoking? No. And when theirs a rally on 4/20 will they be busting people for voting in public? No. So this does mean something. Also I would bet we see a buisness or two that offer...

Anyone got any off the beaten path netflix recomendations?

The theory is that by flushing all available nutrients from your medium, you force your plant to use stored nutrients in order to , "go into emergency mode" in order to finish reproduction (being an annual). Their is an opposing camp that bielievs cannabis can't store nutrients in this way...

There is a big difference in the angle of the sun from fall to winter. October is mostly less than a month after Equinox, Winter Solstice is obviously late December, and the next equinox late March. Thus I would think the angle of the sun would only become sufficient in late Feburary (=...

For example I invested close to a grand in my outdoor setup this year all said and done but had med worth that from a dispensary off the first two (of 6 plants) plants and much better quality so ...invest a bit + no problems= a return on investment. . So like everyone's saying, with the right...

Nah. I was really just debating if I needed to go out and tarp em. I'm sure I didn't have to but I talked myself into it anyway as the blueberry bush is a gem and would hate to see any damage. Better safe than sorry. I've been keeping a careful eye on tri-chromes and such and I think my early...

Forecast low of 30 but I am on a hillside and have a fence around (deflecting sinking cold air) . I should be fine for tonight eh? Or should I get off my ass and go pull the tarp?

ive been told the color will stay better if dried at a cool temp like 60. I might guess this would extend to curing. Are you drying somewhere warm?

What are you down to now? Of course temperature, humidity, and medium will be factors for everyone.

I'm interested in the numbers involved with watering/over watering. My set ups are 45 gal and I got away with about 5 gal a week, a bit more on the biggest plants when grown, just judging by the soil drying out. This seems low but it's been my experience. Even though your setup are in the...

Pretty sure these outdoors need another week or two.

Good luck and watch diligently. You problably can't spend too much time on the hunt for it. I would just take early anything near the mold as it seems it has a way of spreading, though this runs it's own risk because the mold seems to do better near open wounds aka: giant branches removed. I...

The '"bonzi"-blueberry (just what I call it to myself) phenome has slightly bluer foliage and is further along than the second, bushier more vigorous phenome.

Glad you could. I had to go away for a bit and couldn't risk the mold getting crazy on the mob.

Yea. Will likely do mob in a Light dep but not for fall harvest again. I agree... It's just too aggressive growing, non mold resistant to grow into the fall around here well. Maybe in a good year but that's a crap soot.

I cut loss with the MOB and took em both down early. Don't need the mold in the garden with a 4 other sweet plants just comingn around in the same 16x16 enclosure. Was told the blueberry is more mold resistant but I found one tiny spot today. Your right that this week should be good.

Today was my first real test as a medical patient outdoor grower. Found more and more mold on the one mob and went surgical with tool washing and seperatation and was able to make the best of things so far. Took off 150 grams wet that seemed safe but was in jeopardy and lost about 50 grams wet...

Couple of reasons. I figured if the smart pots are for airation then more airflow would be better. I also noticed on the ground the bottoms were staying wet and getting slimy and algified. Slugs seemed to be attracted to the bottoms as well so it is just one step further for them to have to go...

Intreating. What climate are you referring to? Here in wet New England without knowing any better I checked mine out after a few weeks of being on the ground and they were by wet and getting moldy. After this I pulled them up on a bunch of pieces of wood like pallets. I wasn't sure I was down...