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I mean - legit? Probably. Positive if it's laced? Unless you know the grower, no. Moreover, the further weed travels, the better chance of it being messed with (as with any drug, even alcohol). So...just a lot of warning about using the Silk Road thing. You don't know where it came from, who...

Hahah pay attention to the top pics...the attached images are from week 4 of flower and were for a different post. My bad!!!!! The top ones are week 6!

<-------------------These are the week 6 one's not the attached images.....sorry for the mix up. Some pics at day 45 of flowering. the 3d are the first two pics...a 80/20 hybrid, but I am thinking from it's outrageous stretch period, that it is of the sativa phenotype. Which rocks, but I am...

Okay - so I have a Dairy Queen and a Third Dimension, TGA Subcool Growing in soil, organic nutes, 5 gal pots, ph'd water, LST grow with screen, 2' 4-tube T5HO with 3 supplemental CFL's, etc. etc. Not important. My main question is this: I am approaching my breeder's harvest window for both...

I think it's preference. I bleach out my grow tent after each grow anyhow - considering the Pacific Northwest is prone to mites...so I do a once-over before starting another grow. That said, it's always an impossible decision - continue the grow through flower to use as hash, or just kill them...

put a ring of duct-tape around the break...then two popsicle sticks on both sides of the break...duct-tape that. Let it there for like the plants entire life. If you get an itch to check on the wound, open it up after 2 weeks. It'll be just fine. I had one break near clean in half this past...

Good luck on the grow. I can't tell for sure if what you have there is a hermie, as you ripped off the female part of the flower...the other piece is too small for me to tell and the close up is blurry. If I was this far into flower, I would finish them for hash, butter and some "usable"...

Hmmmmm - are you outdoor or indoor??? First guess is slug or snail eggs. They look like organic material...and for eggs that big, they seem spidery, sluggy, snaily, in that line of animalia. http://www.dendroboard.com/forum/general-discussion/45844-slug-snail-eggs.html Also, what soil did...

Hey benua, yeah - they look a little fatigued. Not over-watered, as you are letting it dry out completely before watering. I would suggest fiddleing with your ventilation a bit...if you are in a space like I am, focus on your outtake fans and not sucking air in. In a small space, it is...

Hey Lospsi, They look alright to me - I just read the thread and I think the other fellers were right. Major light leaks have definitely set this lady back a week or two. Also it is important to note that most breeder times are from the time of sexing the plant and not necessarily from 12/12 -...

Age? Indoor or outdoor? Are you feeding them? FFOF is a hot nutrient mix...loads of organic nutes...and I made the mistake on my first grow by throwing a clone directly into FFOF, and I roasted it. Since we have little to no information to go on, it's hard to help. If you fill this out with...

Mother nature will take care of it - great advice by your hydro-shop guys...I'd agree as well. Give it a flush with water and nature will do the rest. They are really hearty plants and they are even more robust when they are out of doors. I missed that point, as I didn't even think about the...

Yeah - I typically transplant once or twice during veg....but that is assuming you have the time for that. I've heard conflicting accounts about this - start it in a 5 gal., start it in a 3 gal, one quart, whatever. I would just say that if you start a seed/clone in a 5 gal or just a big-ass...

so they are! haha thanks for the heads up.

Should be fine, Cheezy. The lime will keep the pH balanced and feed some MG to it in the process... That said - are you starting a new girl from seed, directly to soil?? If so - do not feed her until she's like 2-3 weeks sprouted. I don't usually work with seeds for that reason (that and...

Nice catch, then! :hump:Cheers to a speedy recovery for the ladies. -Smacks.

Never hurts to read something, even if it is a bit long...especially when I'm just answering the OP-ers question...I bet the OP read it! Thanks for the "kind" word. Cheezy, I think the consensus is to replant in a bigger container, with less-acidic, less-nutrient rich soil. Which means, if you...

Hey Cheezy, The best advice right now, is everything in moderation... -next time, veg it longer - FIM or TOP the plant early on in it's life a couple of times, and then utilize Low-Stress Training techniques...

Great - good luck! I think the old adage of - "everything in moderation" works with MMJ only if you then tack on the "but if everything else fails, flush". It's probably a bit tough for the plant right now, as you put them from cubes directly to your grow soil...I always have a sprouting mix...

Be cautious about that - some soaps are astringents and will clog the stoma's - which are like the sweat-pores we have. There were three great suggestions out there. 1) Get a vacuum and suck off as many as humanly possible. Be sure to take that vacuum bag immediately to the trash - in fact...