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FFS leave the humidity alone unless you're dealing with clones, roots will supply all the plant needs and during flowering period you want it as dry as possible, especially if you have nice fat, dense buds. Otherwise, enjoy the botyritis.

Hi Guys/Gals Wondering if anyone is familiar with or has an informed opinion about vacuum sealed food storage bags? How dry do the buds need to be? What are the pro's & cons? I've used the search function already but can't seem to find what I'm looking for, so please help if you can, please...

Hi Guys Had a letter from the electricity suplier saying they want to change the meter and carry out safety checks, meter is outside so do I have to worry. I assume they are not interested in anything after the fuseboard which is nowhere near the areas I don't want anybody going. Should I worry?

So, jiffy pellets, clonex, propogator and 125w CFL or 250w HID, what temperature do clones like?

Thank you again for your time and effort in answering, also managed to ask the right question to the search function- "Cloning Questions"

just like the powder at the bottom of your tin :D

Hi Guys/Gals As the title says, I need a primer on taking and rooting of clones, from the beginning please :?:

Police don't usually give notice of a raid, it would defeat the object of the exercise, I would question the source and the integrity of the information then decide how paranoid you need to be. It's all very well asking for opinions but its your loss so perhaps it should be your judgement. How...

Brilliant thread, really enjoyed this one, nice to see people behaving like adults, very encouraging :)

"Patience is its own reward" the saying goes, you are more likely to kill it with "kindness" than not if you carry on obssessing about it. It's a baby, be gentle but no cotton wool. I've seen plants given a hell of a ride and turn out fine, the thing is not to overreact and compound the problem.

Thanks for your time guys, gonna have a go tomorrow, let you know how I get on

Ok, so I have 6 meter square trays each tray holds 9 x 16 litre rhizopots each pot is fed by a dripper spiked into coco each dripper is attached to a stainless steel 10 way manifold with a tap on each outlet each manifold is fed by a 13mm/ 1/2" pipe apart from two trays/manifolds supplied...

Thanks OF, the post doesn't seem to have attracted much interest though, shame :(

Looks more like an indica than a sativa cos of the shape of the leaves

added to the reasons listed above is the need for good air circulation to avoid mould and fungus either on the soil or the plant. The stems will grow thicker resulting in bigger buds too, yum yum!

If you have a majority of milky trichs perhaps consider harvesting now and avoid all the nasties?

I'm looking for a consensus on how you deal with the bottom third(?) of your plants once they are tall enough and dense enough to start looking as though they are of no benefit and possibly a threat to the health of the plant

Hi Guys/Gals Just wondering about removing dead/dying undergrowth. Plants are in 4th week flower and nothing has been removed that hasn't already fallen off, so far. Bottom fan leaves look a little sorry for themselves and the inner bottom leaves are yellowing. Obviously I am worried about air...

Got a closer shot? And is the gazebo blocking the light? Is there any chance you can finish them indoors?

Thanks for this post, clear, concise and edifying