Recent content by VV Cephei

I might have missed it, but how many days of 12/12 have they had already?

I had a NL#5 x Haze a long time ago, it was one of a couple of strains that I really regret not still having a clone of. But yea, NL is great!

If I had the space to do it, I'd grow out several packs and choose the few best males and females from Northern Lights, Skunk, Afghani and Haze and start from there.

Looking great man. I just ordered a pack of the Agent Orange, so I'll be watching to see how yours finishes off. It'll be nice to see those fatten up even more in the next couple of weeks.

I've had a plant with pink pistils before.

Looks good man, what strain(s) are you running there?

What kind of light are you using?

Looks great! I've thought about building a greenhouse before too, I'll be following this one for sure.

The Home Depot's around where I'm from carry Pro Mix, and I've always had good success using it.

Most strains I've grown do smell a bit in veg. Once you get set up, get yourself a carbon filter and you should have no worries.

I've done it before and it survived fine, and it was at the end of flowering in the fall. EDIT: I should add that the reason why I did it was so that I could keep the strain and it was done when the plant was finished flowering. I wouldn't uproot it in the middle of flowering and take it...

I don't know about the best, but I've had good results from sunmaster MH bulbs. . either the cool or neutral deluxe

I did read that initially, but I remembered it being called another term too. Trifoliate was the word I was trying to think of. Edit: - Trifoliate wasn't it either. I remember reading this discussion on a different board with this guy and a breeder about the three cotyledon seedling. Not...

I had a plant like that quite awhile ago, it was BOGs bubblegum. It started out with 3 leaves, but once it was cloned etc it reverted back to putting out 2. There was a name for that I remember researching at the time, but I can't remember it now.

I was thinking about it several years ago, but I didn't. And looking back on it now, I'm glad that I chose not to.