Recent content by saycheese

im 4 weeks into flowering and just starting to see a bit ona few leaves show up again. my question is if i use milk or greencure will i have issues when im drying and curing the bud after harvest. and if there is a bit of mold in the bud and i smoke it is that bad? if the bud is caked in mold id...

i've found that miracle grow doesn't promote root growth and so plants grown with miracle grow can get over watered very easily so you are making a good move to transplant into another medium imo.

nobody knows where to buy a valve? help meh, somebody help meh!

that is a sexy frosty pic I must say...

Anyone using this method or know of where to purchase a dripper piece to regulate the vinegar. I've done the yeast method and don't think its for me. Too many issues with the moisture causing the sealants to break... Thanks for any help!

15-20 degrees is gonna be tough but a swamp cooler should bring it down about 5-10 degrees or so. Here is a youtube video as an example http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR9CA8lJGvs&feature=related Basically the idea is to use ice water and pump it through a copper tube wrapped around a fan...

nice thread. im growing a 91 Chem as well. this ones 2 months old and I use 1x42w 5500k and 1x23w 6500k.

ah you are probably correct. i have found several articles for this. i will delete my posts. i still think we should have a better firgurehead than Rick Simpson for crying out loud... maybe get rid of the "it maid mah mole disappear!" lady clip off the video...

this exactly. but to answer the previous poster about if I would try it for cancer if chemo didn't work, then i'd have to say sure maybe but its an absolute crap shoot. However, to assume something is true without proof and using the frame of mind that it hasn't been disproven is ridiculous...

horseshit. its a bunch of simple minded canadian farmers that spew anecdotal fairy tales. they have no solid evidence or at least present none. this is actually a huge problem with trying to make a case for medicinal purposes when you have idiots like this giving us a bad image. rick simpson is...

don't know what it was but i did flush. it occasionally happens to some leaves but it doesn't seem to be affecting much. i am battling PM every week and using a Neem based fungicide so i thought it might be that but everything looks good now except a few more leaves but Im getting more new...

Show me what LED has a 150 lumens per watt rating. In all the research I've done the best I've found are the Luxeon K2's and again those are at about 30-35 lumens per watt. Theoretically there are more beneficial light spectrums than others but any visible light will provide some benefit. Name...

there are so many things wrong with this post... 1) no LED yet can even produce above 35 lumens per watt. and considering cfl's are 60+ and hps are 100+ 2) Lumens are not just relevant to "the naked eye" but exactly what plants use to photosynthesize. What kind of light do you think they use...

your pics and description look very similar to the post I just made. Here are my photos. looks like there are 3 of us with this issue so far... also the leaves I am showing are relatively new. but a lot of my other new leaves look fine.

yea sounds like salt build ups. i vote for flushing it. my theory is since soil meters use conductivity to measure ph then the higher the ph usually the more salts in the soil. flushing it with tap water will get out the salts and also should help raise the ph simply by using tap water which is...