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right on, right on. the thing about being someone who dabbles is that I don't have many friends. well I have a good amount of friends from childhood, and 99% of em have no idea of what I do. but I moved out of state (cali) to another state a few years ago and have not tried to make many friends...

thanks bro

sorry for the multi posts....little stoned and remebering shit after..........go to a hobby shop and get a handheld scope that is 20x or better. mine is 30x and cost me $12. um ya, i think that is all that i wanted to say....lol

with a microscope you will want to look at the trichromes (crystals) to see what approx color percentage you have. clear is not ready by far. cloudy gives you a more uppity stone. the more amber you have then the more of a narcotic "couchlock" kind of stone. poppular time to pull is about 50%...

a microscope is perfered. if no scope then wait till half or more of the hairs turn color, the buds become hard and dense and the crystals turn somewhat amber. you will be able to see the difference. not ready=silver/white crystals. ready=amber/golden crystals. you will be able to see the over...

today marks week 5. snagged a little sample last night and am pleased. will post some pics of the ladies tonight when their day cycle starts.

it is possible. fat hairs and the leaf structure resemble........then again skunk paved the way for most of the indoor strains of today. you will find out after you cure it for sure. skunk definately has a strong pungent skunk order.

well this morning is the second frost that I have had. the first one killed half of my mellons and squash leaves and that was a rather light frost. this morning was worse. everything was covered with frost and my tomatoes were almost solid. buds had melting frost on them @ 8 am. just checked em...

have tied a few down already. in the one week of veg and the first two of flower they averaged about 13" and week. was getting worried about head room so I tied a few down. now I got others, including the tied down ones, that are getting top heavy. now it is time to construct support rigs. bring...

more power to ya brother! I put the rooted clones in like a 8" pot. after it perked up, which was a few days, I planted then in well worked organic soil. they went all organic during the veg grow but started feeding once a week like I described before.

thanks, I have learned a bunch this season. plan on giving you and fdd a run for your money next season. :mrgreen:

here are my ladies at 4 weeks 2 days flowering. they are under 2 1000w air cooled HPS lights. the ones in the pots are my mums. I planted the mums as 6 inch clones 3 weeks ago. Attached Thumbnails

so I have been using molasses and have heard of people using brown sugar. any thoughts on the use of brown sugar in place of molasses?

branches are starting to bend and a few colas are leaning too. gonna have to tie em up. pics later

some random bud pics, couple of em are tied down. I threw a cabbage in there for good measure.

thanks bro

sweet. those look great. 14 weeks of budding, that is like 98 days of flowering. wow that is some patience my friend. are they skunk as well? I have grown a few strains and skunk a few times. this skunk strain matures to a very heavy bud with many amber tricombes @ 8 weeks. has a sugar coated...

I stared mine at the end of last june........i could only imagine what kind of monster they would have been if I stared april. don't think that I could plant any earlier then that because the grow season is really short here.

start them in pots first, even if they are clones. I stared 3 in pots (the ones that are in the pics) and planted two bare root clones in the treated ground. the ones that were in the pots (clones to begin with) took the transplant (soil and all) rather well. the two that I planted straight to...