Recent content by Korner420Garden

Try to get some reflectors to direct the light onto the plant. She looks great but maybe a little leggy.

I realize this is an old post but...Stop smoking until the test and get some Niacin (not the non flushing) supplements. Take one three times a day for three days and lots of water/Gatorade. The trick is to get at least 9 into your system. You can take 9 all at once, but you'll be miserably hot...

you should probably stick to planting in the spring instead of trying for the winter and summer crops. I know we had really inconsistent temperatures over here and ive been having trouble getting plants to come up. Im sure its nothing, but something odd seems to be up with the sun this year...

literally, as many bulbs as you can fit into the space without overheating. CFL's have a low heat output, but the combined energy can get a bit warm, though nothing a small fan cant take care of. Just make sure to monitor temps and humidity and adjust accordingly

that branch might have been susceptible to fungus since it was broken. That is usually what white dust is on the plant, though pics would help. and yes, i always love the change in seasons. all the red, purple, pink and white trees are blooming right now and the green ones are just starting...

below 50 is cold for these ladies... im so jealous that you get to grow outdoor all year around :-) . Here in CT we never know when the last snowfall or frost is going to be or how hot its going to get. The other day it got above 90, unseasonable warm for this area.

it could very well be that the plants are getting too cold at night, perhaps covering them with clear plastic or a little greenhouse thing at night to keep the cold off them would help. As far as i know, neem oil is for pests not fungus. Fungus and mold love high moisture, and as you said...

the one i had tied down was my current female which i have already harvested. I only tied her down cause I don't have very big lights and wanted to take advantage of the horizontal space to maximize light efficiency. from the pics ur plant looks indica dominent, from that low bushy stance...

if youve tied it up properly, the broken branch should heal and keep growing. Dont let the rope grow into the plant, adjust it until the branch can support itself again. Some people actually intentionally bend their branches and let the plant right itself, its called supercropping.

youll know just like the last one, by the trichomes. that technique will work for every plant no matter what strain or season. It takes me three months (one month veg, two months bud) to go from seed to harvest on a small indoor plant. Not half amber. Some clear, some cloudy and barely any...

i like to use a small, medium and large pot. I have a tiny seedling pot until i can easily pull it out and put the whole root and soil mass into a medium pot to veg. then the same again into a 3 to 5 gallon (depending on how long i vegged) to flower. Doing this just right also eliminates...

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there is a reason people don't usually use floodlights, just sayin

yes.. i see the purple and its normal

Your plant looks wonderful, and i deff would keep up with the neem oil as long as it doesn't break the bank. Purple could be a few things. Most of the time it's just genetics, sometimes it could be a phosphorous deficiency or it could be due to the changes in temperature from day to night...