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Bone meal and blood meal are slow release fertilizers...I would go with some bat guanos in which the nutrients are readily available to your plants and you can find about the same NPK values as well.

Bat Guano!

I didn't even notice the sticky about the bud worms lol...seems I am not alone!

Yeah I just moved into an apartment And I am trying to figure out how I can get past the quarterly inspections...lol. I have a small end table I might try to use but I am having a hell of a time getting seeds from a plant this summer to germinate. I think your cab looks pretty good man. I...

Yeah after harvesting a plant in September I found several worms that had burrowed into the stems and seed pods. they were bright orange and about a 1/4" long. Anyone else seen these little devils? :weed:

If you keep your plants on 24 hours a day inside you can grow them as long as you want before putting them outside. I'd say grow them to about a foot and put them out mid to late May or early June depending where you live.

There is a nice little lamp from htgsupply.com which is a 2ft 2 bulb fluorescent that puts out 10,000 lumens and you can basically put it right on top of your plants. I grew with one for a while and it worked very well for veg.

A 150 watt sodium could probably flower atleast 8 clones in smaller pots. It would be a nice micro garden ya know...just scaled down a bit. Just get a good mother established and feed the flowering room with clones. It will produce!

Most pc cases have only three or four 26 watt CFLs. I saw a couple videos on youtube that didn't have bad results. One guy on there had a nice chunk he grew in a PC grow box.

You probably want to use just one or two 400 watters. If you do raise them to high you will lose lumens. I wouldn't raise them any higher than 2.5ft. Even a 150 watt lamp without venting can be problematic. I wouldn't use HIDs unless you can properly vent them. I like CFL lights. A 250 watt CFL...

I've tried that method..I just don't understand how these seeds as good as they look are not viable. It's weird and frustrating.

Hello growers I have harvested some seeds from an outdoor plant. When I collected the seeds the plant was at its peak. The seeds look very good: brown shells with black veins. I have had them in the fridge for a couple months and am experiencing problems germinating them. I have tried a couple...

Hey man. only problem is reverting the cutting back to a veg cycle. With enough leaves on the slip you should theoretically be able to do this. but it is much easier to reveg so to speak a plant cut of all the buds and left with all available leaves rather than just one cutting stripped of the...