Recent content by Phytoplankton

Yeah, you could chop. At this point it's a matter of preference for how much amber you want. More amber = more of a couch-lock effect.

Me personally, I'd just leave them, rather than move them and stress them by going from natural to artifical light and back again. Those temps are not that bad and will get better as the season progresses. Just as an aside, I live in a coastal area, so my temps run from 48-55 at night to mid...

It's a folk remedy from Southeast Asia, used to treat depression, opioid addiction and a few other things, HOWEVER, it is also addicitve (acts on the opioid receptors in the brain), and if used in conjunction with opiods, it can cause fatal overdoses. Proceed with extreme caution! Here's an AI...

Two weeks minimum, then re-evaluate. There’s still a lot of white pistols and the buds don’t look like they’ve swelled.

My condolences! Stranger things have happened though, if you would have told me 25 years ago that cannabis would be legal recreationally in almost half the states, I’d of told you, “you’re high”!

Diatomaceous earth over the top of the soil. That’ll get em!

They'll work just fine.

Working Dogs Ziggy and Jake: Bonus points if you can name the breeds!

If you're growing in soil, then EC/PPM is a much less important measurement. In coco or hydro it is important. I use tap water, and it's horrible, PPM's up to 1200, mostly Ca, Mg, Mn and Fe, so I don't need to add calmag, I did once, and it locked out N.

I don't remember, but it was pretty late in flower, in my case they were hitting the plastic on the roof of an outdoor greenhouse and browning the tips.

I would, I've done it, won't hurt a thing, and leaving it on there will be a mold magnet!

Your municipal water district will have all the info you need concerning what's in your water (usually on-line). An airstone will speed up the dissapation of chlorine, which only takes a day anyway (I don't bother with chlorine/chloramines, the effects are so short lived). Add your calmag...

What are you feeding? The leaves are very dark green.

No, that’s a geode, my wife’s a geologist.

Welcome aboard! Old 70’s Humboldt guy (the real wild West). Love hunting and fishing, retired 12 years ago, kids all grown. Living the good life with the wife in NorCal.