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Fuck yeah if you are in my galaxy we can smoke some space weed together bongsmilie

I don't mean anyone here any disrespect, but I would rather see marijuana taxed than see my friends go to jail for smoking it, distributing it, or growing it. Also lives are being lost in the drug war in Mexico, our main supplier of marijuana. We're not exactly taking the higher road by...

Customers not being busted and offered deals would mean less raids on distributors due to snitches. Besides, who cares if they tax it if we grow our own?

Growing is awesome! I'm not good at it yet but I love it. It's too bad your girl can't/won't partake in the fruits of your labor tho.

Thanks for agreeing with me, but I'm a laaady :)

Second that. IMO, males are more trouble than they're worth unless you're doing some kind of breeding experiment.

Just thought I'd hit ya up cause we're both located in space lol ;-)

you're both right, in a way. The stomata will exchange o2 from co2, but at night plants don't photosynthesize, they respire. So during the day your plants use co2 and convert it to o2, and at night they take in o2 and release co2. I would explain further but I was sleepin during that part of...

Around this time of year asian ladybugs are looking for a warm place to overwinter and your house looks inviting to them. They're beneficial bugs and they're not gonna hurt anything. I'd just leave 'em be. The asian ladybug is a predator, although there are many types of beetles that are...

Googled your problem and got this: http://www.pesticide.org/boxelderbugs.html The good news is that if they're nibbling on your plants, it's probably because they're trapped in your house and are starving (they're herbivores). Bad news is that they're prolly in your house cause they're...

I want some friggin tie dyed buds lol :eyesmoke: but seriously someone please do this food color thing cuz that's awesome.

...assuming they are harmless of course.

No pics? I googled white jumping bugs and looks like they might be springtails. They eat dead organic matter and won't hurt your plants but the presence of insects, even harmless ones, can indicate some kind of imbalance. Here's a link to all kinds of bugs you can get on plants...

I was replying to a thread about plants that drive away pests. Googled it and found this sit that has a chart of companion plants: "Companion plants are used to confuse or repel plant pests, to encourage the growth of other plants and to act as a trap for pests and parasites. "Trap" crops...

Oh hey! I googled your question and found this site with a "companion plant" chart: http://www.gardentoad.com/companionplants.html "Companion plants are used to confuse or repel plant pests, to encourage the growth of other plants and to act as a trap for pests and parasites. "Trap" crops...

I heard that tomatoes require a lot of the same conditions as weed. I put a catnip plant in my flower room to test the environment and it's been there for a couple of months now. Bud for me and bud for the kitty too. It's her payoff so she doesn't snitch on me :bigjoint:

Good luck! :bigjoint:

I read that in soil pH should be from 6.5-7.0, so I'm on the borderline, but it should be alright. It's better than it was from my tap water, at least. Fungus gnat larvae eat the little root hairs on your plant when fungus supplies are low. This is supposed to look like some kind of nute...

I'm having the same problem too. Thought it was due to a fungus gnat infestation, but it could be because of the phosphate buffer I used. After the gnats went away I figured it was either the buffer or the nutes I was using (schultz 10-15-10 at 1/4 strength every other watering 1-2x/wk). I...

Could you see the seed if you dissected one? how long does it take before you can tell a seed is developing?