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Interesting. So when you pollenate you just rub the cornstarch-pollen mix on the stamen? I will try it, although it sounds scary. I might also try some rice grains (like the restaurants do with salt) and put it in the fridge instead of a freezer.

1) Dr. Grinspoon - Bad Ass! 2) What is the longest you have frozen pollen (and it has worked after), and what is your procedure / preparation for doing so? Thanks.

The truth is I am a huge tomato advocate. JK. I got the image from some MJ news site. I thought it was really funny it has 8 leaf blades.

I have heard about this herm thing before with koolbloom. My buddies used koolbloom powder and they did get herms. Correlation, but causation? Personally I wouldn't use extreme NPK ratios. A healthy plant with lots of foilage will be the best yeilder with the most budistes. However, snake oil...

Has it been very cold at night? Sometimes dark purple color can come from a P def. This can be caused by: Cold temps Too little P Too much nutrients (lockout)

"frozen mysteries" what a great name - what did you cross to make those?

mix it with 5 - 15 mL of molasses and water it in. Make sure there is no chlorine / chloromines in the water.

Yes. But let the flowers develop some bit before moving it. What I do is cut the male at the stock after maybe one flower is open and hang it upside down over glass. You can collect the pollen from there. (Got this from Mel Frank's book) Compared to females, the Males require very little...

It is hard to tell from the images provided. Can you post more pics? maybe from the side...

I am crossing 6 different male strains with 5 different females strains. Mostly OG crosses with some really good local genetics from an old hippie friend; however there is some XJ13 and a few TGA's Pandoras Box genes and a Cheesedog (male) I bought from Connoisseur Genetics. I also am working...

I am crossing 6 different male strains with 5 different females strains. Mostly OG crosses with some really good local genetics from an old hippie friend; however there is some XJ13 and a few TGA's Pandoras Box genes and a Cheesedog (male) I bought from Connoisseur Genetics. I also am working...

I just picked up some orange creamsicle seeds. It will be a while but I will tell you all how it turns out.

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Remember, "Organic" does not mean healthy. Lead, arsenic, cadmium are all 100% organic. Not that these examples are in a pesticide, however I would only use pesticides that are food based (like garlic or whatev) and kill by hand. If you don't have giant mite webs all over your colas, you are in...

As pointed above, Ants do farm Aphids. We recently had an ant problem (non-gardening related); Here is what to do. Mix a bowl of boric acid (borax) and sugar water, and put it near the ant trail. The Boric acid destroys the ants from the inside out. Since it is mixed with sugar, the ants will...

From the pictures (especially #3) it doesn't look like mites. It looks like thrips from here. Are these outside or inside?

This site has a lot of great info. However: Look into: - Ed Rosenthal's Mari Jane Grow Guide - Jeff Lowenfels Teeming with microbes I feel between those two books you should be more or less set.

This is so awsome! You guys are all super rad! I love how when you scroll through the posts, it's hard to tell who's plant is who's, as they are all in identical pots with the Sky in the background. Great Stuff!

I see. I ordered a T shirt with mine, maybe that helped with customs. Also I'm in Cali - it's not a high priority around here.

If you don't mind me ask'n, what happened with attitude? I just received an order not too long ago with no troubles. This orange creamsicle has my attention, and the clubs around here don't seem to have it.