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here's the recipe for my organic tea i use if anyone wants to give it a shot. Ive used it multiple times without any problems. 1 Gallon of water 1 TBSP of guano (for a flowering mix - use Jamaican or Indonesian Bat Guano - for a more general use fertilizer I would choose Peruvian Seabird...

found my temp/hygrometer @ wal mart for around $10. one of the best purchases ever. runs on 2 AAA bats, small, accurate, and stores HIGH and LOW for both temp and humidity. And the best advice I can give is: let the plant tell you when its done. dont read too much into specifics as far as...

was looking for an answer to this exact question myself. *bump*

and thanks, as always!

any thoughts on the other two?

#1 - soon i know, but is waiting a week too much? these, i was hoping to go at the same time...but if not: it is what it is.

60-100x scope W light $12.99 @ Radio Shack. BEST PURCHASE EVER. I'll agree with angelsbandit...still aways to go, but looking good!

I know that this one is good to go... by looks, swelling, trichs... curious about these two? still very green, and trichs starting to milk up a bit none amber... i dont really have the space for two harvests, and was wondering if I should chop the other two when I do the other (above)...

you know, I had thought that maybe she wasnt drinking....but she would have died off no?

i added perlite before i mixed the soil. this is only a recent issue. within the past week or so. once i get home ill get my hands dirty and try to figure it out

although after reading that link...not sure if thats my issue. or im completely off base here.

cool, thanks! I adhere to a strickly organic routine as well.

i DO use molasses. wetting agent? what exactly does that do and what should i use? to me it sounds like i need an anti wetting agent lol

the plant is "ok"...this one seems to be the problem child of the bunch. its alive, but SUPER crispy, leaves are green but extremely dry and brittle. as i said its almost chop time, so if this is all i have to worry about over the next week...ill take it!

all seems good on the drain holes...even added more to be sure... its quite mind boggling. the other are dry to semi dry a day or two after watering.

FF ocean forest. never had problems with it. But one of my four pots with FF in it is not draining well, if AT ALL! about a week till finish and i want to flush ASAP, but one pot is not draining. Soil still soaking wet even after no water for a week. any ideas on how to correct this so close to...

anyone have any ideas / suggestions on how to quickly dry out soil? I made the mistake of not noticing the drainage issue for a few days and one of of my pots retains water like a sponge! I havent watered said pot in 7 days and the soil is still WET not moist, not damp, but completely soggy...

all bagseed

anyone have any helpful info?

First, I will say that I 100% am aware that I have spider mites. They are not running rampant (yet) and until the warmer weather recently(AT~68 RH-55%), the cooler weather slowed them down to the point I'd didn't bother treating but with a damp cloth wipe daily. Now, I've noticed the little...