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I'm pretty sure power bottom liberals will just be whining about whatever the president does anyway. Obama was a great president though, right?

"Please help! Why WOULDN'T the crotch vipers eat the spider mites?" and " Isn't this mold just foliar mycorrhiza, won't I trip too?"*......"Depends on the strain...."

No.Looks ok. What have you done to your plant to put the idea in your head?

Hi! You have a lot of question! I started growing no long ago myself and had a lot of questions! I picked up some grow books to study, I could not put them down! I would recommend two good books to answer most questions you could have. I personally wanted to find answers in the books. I use this...

My old man used to gift me big bags of clippings and it was a treat finding popcorn nugs in there! Smoked a steady diet of that stuff exclusively for a while and made brownies! Now it's a burden? Holy crap, you guys rock! Times have changed!

Growing two TD and nine Blue Cheese, both Barney's Farm. TDs started very slow but caught up around 2 weeks of flower. Popped 10 days later than BC, one with 3 sets of cotyldon leaves. Looks good now, depending on the yield and taste, probably won't grow this again. A challenge none the less...

Five weeks in veg. I'll take your word for for it about the same yield. That makes sense, thanks.

Have you checked the pH of the soil? Between 5.5-6.5 will ensure the Phosphorous you add can be utilized. Just use a complete fertilizer,or bat guano or bone meal can be mixed in with soil as you replant sooner than later.

What was in the cup before transplant?

Depending on how much D-lime went into your soil mix, you should have magnesium covered. Sounds like you may want to stop foliar spraying. A good Phosphorous amendment to the soil couldnt hurt and maybe slow your fan to increase the humidity or tent your clones.

Did the mother have any deficiencies? You might think about removing the Epsom salt foliar if you are using d-lime already, unless you have mag. issues.

Just invented that term I think. Hello everybody. Anyway, my old man grows very well. We were relocated like a military family in my childhood, except it was just prison for him, kind of like a duty station. But when he was home, he often let me smell the fruit of his labor.No idea what it...