Recent content by jpowers

The sparks come from pockets of flammable gas that are trapped inside the bud sacs. I'm sure you've noticed plenty of times that these sparks are usually accompanied by small pieces flying out, that's due to the gas igniting and discharging out of the most weakest part which is usually the top...

I've been growing for over 40 years now and attended the Cannabis cup many times and talked to many master growers and none of them flush. You need to understand, if you flush before harvest, basically all the "bad" nutrients like nitrogen will move into the buds and by the time you harvest...

Wow, a roor diffuser for $4.00, kinda shady man is it made of plastic? lol I'm just messing with you, it may fit but I don't know, seems like I need something thats 9cm or less or else it won't sit down all the way cause it'll hit the bottom of the bong, in any event I'll just buy it and have it...

Hey guys, I wanted to ask as you know more about glass then I do, I can't seem to find a diffuser under $20 which will fit my unknown bong that I found in the street, it's a sick double perc 11" bong and its missing a diffuser and bowl. I took the measurements and I would be able to use any...

Hey guys, I drew up a quick diagram of the proper way to plant seeds. Cannabis must and always does make an anchor with the tap root to lift up the heavy leaves above ground. If you plant the seed with the tap root facing down it has to do 2 loops to make an anchor. Both ways will work but to...

Hey fellas, we have all been there before, we germinated our seeds, put em in soil and 5-6 days later they still have not sprouted and you get worried. I figured out why this happens and there is still time to save them. The seeds, although germinated will not always start growing until the...

Hey guys, I had this question on my mind for some time now, Indoors you can grow pot seeds any time of the season however for some strange reason pot seeds that grow outdoors in the wild are somehow able to prevent themselves from popping while laying in wet soil (from snow or winter rain)...

So I've been reading how everyone says to go with the hammered reflectors to avoid hot spots, that's all fine and dandy however you've all been mislead. If you look at a smooth reflector with the light on, it is almost like a mirror, you can see the reflection of the bulb in the reflector and...