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I have bud that gets to dry after only 2 weeks hanging. Make the time to properly dry them before going on your trip. Then before you leave put them in jars to cure while your away and you will come back to some great smoke.

Respectfully, I have to disagree. The added dark period will not stress your plants at all and most will even argue that it will cause your plants to begin flowering more rapidly. While it is also true that a half hour or so of an adjustment per day will not stress your plants why make it take...

The cold will not affect your seeds at all especially since they are inside of a box and will likely be in either a delivery truck or post office for the majority of the time anyways.

Also feed extra nitrogen and maybe some revive by advance nutrients. Dont mess with the light schedule though.

Thats hilarious. Everybody needs to read the whole thread before commenting on how sad the plant is though.

Im not sure what your asking but if your sending it from one state to another just package it up with other items in a box and send it as a gift. It will get there no problems then you dont have to go through all these candle issues. It works very well if you put the bag inside a thing of coffee...

I grow in soil and water heavily about once a week or when the soil 2-3 inches deep is lightly damp. Watering every 2 days regardless of how much sounds like a lot to me. EDIT: Sorry I just re-read your post and realized you are asking about foliar feeding. I would mist them moderately every 2...

The plants will do fine its your yield that will suffer. The only reason you would want to switch to a 12/12 so early is if your dealing with a limited amount of grow space. Plants that size will likely not produce more than a quarter each if your lucky.

Get rid of Comcast. They suck ass anyways. They are always raising there prices for shitty service. Tell them you dont want to have to worry about there system anymore and sign up with Directv. Then your whole problem will go away.

What? Nobody knows how to make tea?

I understand what you guys are saying about 2 days not being long enough but after only such a small period of time the bud seems so crunchy and crisp on the outside. I dont understand why it dries like that and what I can do to slow the process down some. I will give it a try but it seems like...

To sell to a dispensary legally you have to be a member of their co-op or collective. Find one in your area that will take you in and do business with them.

I know its getting late for tonight but is there anyone online that can help me? If not please respond when you can, Im subscribed so I will definetely see your reply.

I hear so much talk about how tea is the best organic fertilizer so I would like to know how to make it and use it. Please post your recipes for this wonderful stuff along with your success stories if you dont mind. As far as I know its made partially from dried animal shit and other added...

Also when you start a thread scroll down a bit and it will ask if you want to subscribe and how you would like to be notified when someone posts in that thread. When responding to someone elses thread when your finished with your reply click on go advanced and the same options will apear.

First of all, in my book there are no dumb questions. Now to your question. Noise of any sort will not affect your plants at all as long as there isnt heavy vibrations along with it.

A 400 watt HPS shouldnt put off a lot of heat. It sounds normal to me. It should be warm to the touch but not so hot that its uncomfortable.

Just skip a light cycle and stay dark for longer. After the lights have been off for at least 12 hours switch them back on at your desired time for sunrise. Make this is your only adjustment and be careful not to remain dark for less than 12 hours or you could stress your plants.

You got it my friend, as soon as I know you will too! Its so frustrating dont you think?:leaf:

It seems like every time I do a decent job growing my plant I somehow mess up the buds by over drying them. I am looking for as much help as possible with figuring out the proper way to dry and cure my harvest. Here is what I have been doing: 1. I cut my plants at the main stalk as close to...