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What kind of plant is that?

Flowering has begun, my second favorite time of the season. I started with 16 bagseed seedlings...lost 1 to damping off and 8 to mice, chipmunks, rabbits or deer. So I took care of 7 plants until three males showed, pulled them a couple weeks ago and am left with only 4 females. That's...

Spider mites bro.

Check the trichs!

What kind of problem are you having? I use neem oil every week or two and it has worked great for me, no infestations or mold/mildew. It doesn't seem to bother the slugs though, been fighting them hard this season. Like BSD said, don't use that poison!

Could't find an older thread to reply to?:wall:

Read the date pal, this thread is almost 2 years old.:dunce:

Did you not believe anyone who replied the first time you showed this plant? https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/708227-healthy-male-female.html

Spiders are good. They wont eat your plants but they will eat other insects.

Good looking pup there Beef!

I eat my poo! LMAO... Gotta go tell the kids this one...

What up Sam :bigjoint:

Why aren't there any hydro shops in FLA?

Whatcha getting?

If you are germinating in soil, it must be kept moist.

Wait another month, when everything else is dead or dying and that thing is still going strong and twice its size.

Nitrogen is in the nutrients.

Ever grow weed?

Male plants produce pollen. Females produce seeds when pollenated by the male. Your female plants will be loaded with seeds because you let the male plants live for too long. The damage has been done. Read a book.

Flushing does nothing at harvest time. Nothing is magically washed out of your plants by dumping gallons of water on it. I can understand flushing the soil if you are having a problem during the grow but it is a waste to flush at harvest.