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Heaps of strains are getting that weird flat stem trait now aye.. first saw it on one of those Strain Hunters youtube videos, the India expedition I think.. it actually happens to all sorts of plants, they call it fasciation

https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=621 Read that.. lots of useful info, including application rate for top dressing.. I'd say it converts to about 2 tablespoons for your 2 pots. Mix it into the media you top dress with. Did you order the rock phosphate yet? I just found this article, I...

If you're buying some rock phosphate just get a bag of potash too it's cheap.. not sure if paper would be good but I'm sure leaves would be good.

sit the pot in a tray and leave the runoff in there so the plant can drink it during the day

Just give it a go mate what's the worst that could happen?:bigjoint::fire:

Nah don't worry about that stuff man and don't spray anything on those buds, the only water that hits them should be rain.. You can buy it but don't put it on your weed I think that stuff is meant for vege crops and stuff..

Sorry to disappoint, by the look of some of the teachers I think they wanted a bit of the fun butter too. :wall:

Yeah looks good

If you can, get some potting mix, and mix in some high phosphorous bat or seabird guano and some potash. I think ash from any fire will do, it just has to have stayed dry since burning because the potassium washes out very easily so you can't use stuff that got rained on for example. This is all...

Nah I can't man I just read this article on the real seed company website where the guy mentioned something about it there.. "Decades before the Baby Boomers graced this earth, the crop showed key indicators of domestication: sizeable seeds and large leaves with notably long leaflets. Wild...

Cheers mate welcome, I'm sure there will be one or two people on here looking for some advice in future, including myself.. Thanks for the offer:peace:

Amruth Balli.. I'll call them that too. Thanks for the info, good to know they have medicinal qualities. Yeah I bought them ages ago and just remembered yesterday when I was looking for Shillong, and realised Malabar was a part of India. I'll start germinating some today.. Do you trim the...

It won't use 700w constantly, only when the element is heating. It switches on and off to regulate the temperature of the oil depending on where you have the thermostat. I don't need to worry about the light because that panda film above mine acts as a light barrier (at least I think it does)...

Baked some cookies... They were pretty good even though I had to use the boring butter 'cos they were for a bunch of 10 year olds.. :eyesmoke: Then I did the dishes, vacuumed, mowed the lawn, made some patches to cover the handles on this tub so I could add some more media and do some...

I got some of these... https://www.bunnings.com.au/johnsons-climbing-spinach_p2961671 You grown this plant before?

Awesome, can't wait to see them fatten up over the next 2 months! :weed:

Those look so good man is the other girl Mysore mango? Do they smell the same?

They look very mature to me.. Nice big nipple on the end, apparently that shows it's quite closely related to wild plants.. They from the one that hermied? Seen any more nanners since the first time? She looks pretty frosty in that pic, can you get one more close up?

Have you tried the temps around mid 80's? I thought that was the ideal temp. for LED's? Edit: don't worry just read it again..

I don't really go by pistils but yeah that's usually what mine are like anyway probably more like 90-95% ideally..