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I concur Uvalax. yes its new growth but do you want super couchlockness? If you do, no ones stopping ya from giving it another week.

sillica will help your plants health outdoors as it strengthens cell walls. This deters insects, enhances frost resistance, and resistance to plant tissue harm caused by high soil salinity. Adds weight to the buds if thats of interest. Once they are in about the 3rd to fourth week of flower the...

Growing in a dorm borders on stupid. They come in and check time to time. If your gonna be doing that shit id stick to one plant in a small disguised box. id even make sure it is a fairly odorless variety. if you want to grow I suggest you do it elsewhere.

Try a little stronger mix of hydrogen peroxide and water. It should kill the maggots. maybe not the eggs. Just repeat in a day. careful not to overdue it or you'll oxidize your roots too! Anyone else have other methods? Mine might not do the trick

since we're on the subject..... don't ever take clones from a plant in bloom and attempt to make her a cloning stock. It will dick with the genetics most if not all of the time (i say this because some claim exceptions in their experience) resulting in lower potency, yield, and overall make the...

works great in moderation. Just have to flush constantly from the salt buildup. Prefer bat shit myself but its cheap and gets the job done. Not much else to say about it really....

If you want it to produce a high and not a couchlock stone harvest it a little early. The trichomes/resin glands will mature/age as follows..... clear, milky, amber. the high your looking for will be a mix of milky and clear. Get yourself a magnifying glass or whatever its called (help me out...

I know terpeniods and terpenes play a role. Smell and taste are intimately related. amount of fertilizer present in flower tissues play a role as well. flushed or long cured buds will rid most of this buildup. If its not cured and fast dried you get a chlorophyl/grassy taste and a sweet tater...

ditto. nitrogen or ph too high (locking out nitrogen)

Probably just light shock then. Everything will be fine. Happy growin good sir

Does it yield more? O.O I've come to the conclusion it doesn't help the flowering time from what i've read skimming. NEttO fer sure

the breeder that sells landrace afghan kush seeds has many landrace strains. they are hybridized in the realm of 1% or so to retain vigor (due to inbreeding) but you will be hard pressed to find that fraction of "contamination" being expressed even remotely. One example of what you had in mind...

I wouldn't self your goddess. Inbreeding is no way to invite vigor and resilience into your grow room. The idea of crossing her with a worthy father sounds like a better idea in my mind. You mentioned critical mass in an earlier thread. Are/were you hoping to increase yield or retain it? What...

minor shock from the transplant coupled with a possible lack of oxygen (but very doubtfully being eb and flow. what is your flood and drain cycle?). Are they expressing any sativa characteristics? sativa influenced plants like to droop on and off constantly from what I have seen. if they are...

cannabis is very tough. just add little by little and it should improve unless you have lockout or high soil salinity. When they start greening up in the new growth you know your doing something right.

I would gradually introduce that amount over the period of the day and see if they look happier. Im not an expert so my advice is as good as any but it is subject to being wrong. Im just sharing what I would do with my limited knowledge and experience.

peroxide does the same thing. yep! let us know if they don't improve.

fuck yes. Keep em going

back off on the nutrient intensity. Looks like nute burn. Id flush. Im tired of typing it so i might try to get a moderator or convince someone to make a sticky of adding a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to the water given to plants to prevent root rot and overwatering. Roots are just alot...

has eliminated overwatering caused root disease and stunted growth for me. hydrogen peroxide spiked water with an airstone. After seeing how common overwatering issues are here i'm amazed someone hasn't taken the time to make a sticky for this. root friendly bacteria love oxygen and roots...