Recent content by Mr Westmont

Different phenotypes. Patience grasshopper.

I suppose if you are growing trees, this may true. But the pea plant is bigger than the cannabis plants, so it is a sufficient shield, and bee stop before the girls.

Exactly.

Like I said, HELP block pollen. Not completely stop it. It works, I've used this method for years. Anyone who doesn't care about a few seeds can use this method.

As a natural wall between them, to help block pollen.

I have two big outdoor tables about 25 ft apart. One table has males, the other has females. I keep a flowering pea plant on the male table, between the males and the females. I usually only find between 3 and 5 seeds on the females per plant.

Everything is fine. Dont do anything drastic

Do you guys really check your PH like that? I have never checked my PH. I mean dont all the worm castings buffer the PH? Maybe Im lucky for ok tap water, cause I use it everyday in my indoor and outdoor garden.

Hey guys, just wanted to do a Living Soil picture dump for historical purposes. All plants are grown in living soil/No-till/Organic/Vegan. Have fun! (ill add strain names later). Mr. Westmont

I know this thread is 5 years old, but I wonder if this guy really poured boiling water on his plant's roots. :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

Your grow report is VERY interesting, in the the fact that I had a 3 Blue Kings (Blue Dream X 3 Kings OG) from Humboldt as a keeper for a minute. And was almost exactly as you stated. It was difficult to clone, and had a cherry smell. HEAVY yields too. If the temps get too hot, the bud got airy.

I got a Lazy Lightning hashplant leaner curing in a jar right now that I harvested about 3 weeks ago. I smoked a bit yesterday, and it was good. Not mind blowing for a long term stoner like me, but my friends were pretty ripped. Anyone ever had a hashplant leaner that was worth keeping?

Looking good, no problems from what I can see.

I had a mango hashplant male that one of the biggest yielders Ive ever had. It was a Mango Biche leaner though.