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I've only read parts of Cervantes' book, but I agree there's too much BS being tossed around that most personal growers don't need. Unfortunately it's on the boards too, and I think new growers are easily overwhelmed.

Pick up some Garden Safe3 from home depot. Its in a green spray bottle. safe for use on vegetables. Use as directed on the label. Also check your humidity. Good luck.

In my opinion you have a fungus...your humidity may be too high. I would suggest picking up a bottle of Garden Safe Fungicide3 from Home Depot. This is a fungicide, insecticide, miticide and is suitable for use on vegetables. I've had very similar leaves in the past and this worked for me. Of...

I use a sort of Bonsai for my mothers. Check this thread > https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/304233-whyyy-you-little-mother-3.html

When I used them a few years back seemed a pain in the ass to me. I think there are people who use them quite successfully, but from what I've read they may tend to dry out if you don't watch carefully. I prefer a cup with a soil mix, but there's tons of methods that will work. Good luck

Maybe this will give you some ideas. https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/304233-whyyy-you-little-mother-3.html#post3832544 Good luck

In my opinion, T5's beat CFL's. I've used both and my plants responded amazingly to the T5's. FWIW I have two 3 foot 4 bulb fixtures over mine which i purchased from a aquarium supply store online Aquatraders. These are aquarium lights, the brand name of the lights is Odyssea, and they come...

I solved my LST issue by altering the method a little. I cut a bunch of wire hangers into lengths about 6" long then bent them into a U shape. Use these U's to pin the plants to the soil. As they grow, add more pins to keep the plant as short or as tall as you want it. I'll get pics if...

First time I ordered everything went fine, except one of the freebies Blue Hash didn't germ :( Guess I can't complain about a freebie. Second order I got today, supposed to get three varieties. One bag had a seed but other two were just crumbs, no evidence of a seed. I sent them an email...

Thanks my friend...the soil I'm using is called Black Gold, just a basic name brand potting soil, with a little perlite added. As far as nutes, these little plants only need miracle grow to keep them green and growing. I use a tsp per gallon each feeding. Hope this works for you, has worked...

Check this out https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/304233-whyyy-you-little-mother.html

Many animals are sensitive to chloramine and it must be removed from water given to many animals in zoos. Aquarium owners remove the chloramine from their tap watertoxic to fish. Aging the waterchlorine but not the more stable chloramine, which can be neutralised using products available at pet...

Cannabis is an annual flowering plant.

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The regular 60w bulb isn't doing a thing and may be why your plants stretch. You cannot use regular bulbs. If your two gallon bucket is half full and the light is sitting on top then its about 6" away which is too far. You need your fluorescent light about 1 inch away, and you need to leave...

You may want to consider a fungus. To that end, while you figure this out I would suggest picking up a bottle of Garden Safe Fungicide3 from Home Depot. This is a fungicide, insecticide, miticide and is suitable for use on vegetables (was recommended by an oldtime grower named BOG). In the past...

There's Evergreen Garden Supply on the south side of Sandy Blvd at about NE 90th or so. And on Stark at SE 92nd is American Agriculture. Google Everybody's Garden in Portland for their address. Good luck

With the respiration from that many plants you may have humidity issues if your venting back into your apartment - you may need a dehumidifier. I work for a property management company, they inspect all their apartments every few months. It would be kind of tough to hide this grow. If you're...

You may want to consider a fungus. To that end, while you figure this out I would suggest picking up a bottle of Garden Safe Fungicide3 from Home Depot. This is a fungicide, insecticide, miticide and is suitable for use on vegetables (was recommended by an oldtime grower named BOG). In the past...

As long as you're not taking a shitload of clones or big branches off, it wont stress your plant. But do it now rather than later, and expect possibly deformed leaves on the new clones until they settle down - usually 1 or 2 fingered leaves. And, of course, now that you know this plant is a...