Sorry to hear that. I am doing great. Things are going good. So what are you having problems with. Here are a few girls I got going. View attachment 2166317 View attachment 2166318 View attachment 2166319 View attachment 2166320 View attachment 2166321 View attachment 2166322 View attachment 2166323
Pavlin will probably know more but from my understanding growing weed there is illegal. They only tolerated smoking at smoke shops. But the laws for that have changed in 3 provinces. Tourists can no longer smoke or buy weed in coffee shops. And next year tourists wont be able to buy it anywhere in the Netherlands. For now its just 3 provenances. They are even making things hard for Netherland residents.
This is not true. You can buy it only people with a map showing that residents of the Netherlands. Easy there would be loopholes This makes for tourists ... what senses?
yeah i know its not legal to grow weed there but i just wanted to know what happens if you get caught with a few plants
Do you still have a problem with your plant? Use a magnifying glass to check for bugs, is it bugs? Is it mold? Here is my current grow, View attachment 2169759 View attachment 2169760 View attachment 2169761 View attachment 2169762
well for one you have algae growth completely covering the top of your rockwool cubes.....they make covers for that......or you could just get black and white poly and cut squares and make a slit....black side down. my uneducated guess is mold or mildew damage.
Looking good Woodsman. I wish I had the space/place to grow as much as that. But I am happy with what I got. It works for me.
sorry bout the pics. had to remove them in order to make room for pics of my new grows coming up for xmas 2012 []Deace n []Dot V,,
Hello everybody!I am here again with a question for you:Can i remove leaves from the plants in order to have more light for the heads?
It is not advisable to remove any leaf from the plant. When she does not need them anymore she kills them off herself. Turn up the lights or tuck these "shade" leaves under or behind another branch.
Thank you for your quick answer!But i have a new problem water ph increases incessantly and there is a strange white foam ?
Yes you can. The thought that you shouldn't because it will harm the plant is a very old growers myth from books from the 1970's and 80's. We've been doing it constantly for around 10 years with our grows. Our grows are large medical commercial ones though and they are done in tight SOG's mostly but some are also large trees as well. Removing some of the shade leaves will give you more light and air flow to your flowers. This will help them fill out, tighten up, mature quicker, and sugar up more. When I get around to it I will post up some pics of some before and after pics of how heavily we thin out our plants leaves. You need some leaves on your plants to absorb light and co2 and to help in efficient transpiration. There are stomata's on the undersides of the leaves that look like little mouths under a microscope. These open and close taking in co2 in the day then closing at night to help the plant not lose water because there isn't any photosynthesis happening in the dark. We also thin out the bottoms of our plants by removing the lower branches which gives more air movement underneath the plants and helps increase the energy the plant can give to the upper flower growth. The lower number of plants you have in a room and if they aren't cramped you don't have to thin as much as a grower doing tight sog's or scrogs.
