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i recomend the anything wont matter after the first few splifs man, youll be to high to apreciate how high your getting. ahhhhhhhhhhhhh. can i come :-(

total growth height (distance between bottom of light to top of soil) divided by 2 minus 2-6inches. flower at that height and if its an indica youll be ok (mostly)

move them a little farther away from the light. then they will streatch some more

and dont even get me started one the swiss. comin here takin all our best cheese makin jobs influencing us with their damn finely made chocolates. and everybody knows cubans are made of antimatter.

well, maybe. its really hard to say. for him in his life he may be fully justified in his lack of latino care. but i wonder, is that it? is it just the mexicans? so hes cool with Guatemalans? got no beef w porto rico. i definre rascism as predifined feelings or opinions without interaction. i...

U SEE. now right there is a mf answer. gotta give it to Brick Top. dont forget to prop him, i know im about to.

sure theres and easy way to tell. first take a tissue sample, then culture it to produce a good sample. use some amino acids to dissolve the cell wall. blend em. now use your electrophloresis cell to get a rough genetic profile. and compare that with your previously documented samples. SEE...

it has to do with chlorophyll and visible light spectrum. flushing removes available nutes from the soil, forcing the plant to use internal nutrient stores. genetic survival traits pull those nutrients first from the leaves then from all the vegatative matter. as its stores of various "X" is...

its all about your druthers. whith autos you can keep the light cycle constant and do veg and flower in the same room, with a decent cycle you could harvest as often as your willing to plant. i mean givin sufficient space a person could plant and harvest 1-infinity plants per day. and with...

well you need to give more info bonsai is a style of cultivation not a species. is it pine, cedar, juniper, dwarf elm, etc?? id just go find some rocky ass soil and dig up almost any tree sapling under 2-3 inches, w the thickest stem and most branches.

i agree with the indica choice as sativa's are a bitch id go with something good but cheap enough to not have to stress over every sick leaf. if u feel confident at week 4-6, then order some good seeds

aye the further into flower the plant is the more touchy the clone is. more humidity less light more breeze lower temp tuns o fun

well the yellow comes from a nitrogen diffeciencey. the buds strip it from the leaves as N requirements go up. yellow leaves are still photosynthesizing to a degree. even if it looses all leaves it can absorb light through alot of its other mass

well they are female. i see no sacs. but as for healthy. the general apearance is of prolonged over fertilization. the distance between calyx nodes makes me beleive you need more light. (3000 lumen per sqft min req. for proper growth, and 5000 would be better) the browning is almost deff...

check its temp. make sure soil has good drainage and aeration. if the soil feels moist to the touch and its still wilting. lower growth temp, and stop watering for a day or two.

it depends how many leaf sets you have. if you have less than 4 other leafing nodes, then clipping them will stunt growth, leaves know exactly what to do, if theres any green at all its still helping the plant, and once its stops it dies. leaves cant steal energy on the small scale

ok well you talkin some pretty heady shit now. what your asking for is a step by step breakdown of about 20 differant continuous chemical reactions amoung the many hundreds occuring. youd need a molecular biologist specializing in pharmacological botany to get a decent answer. ill try and...

ok well i got a few more minutes so ill touch a few brief things theres some weird fucking cures out there, W ierd. first and not so wierd is soaking. usually done with low grade weed, or weed that was harvested too early. you soak all the weed in cold cold cold water. like a cold tea it...

well yes and no. primary we cure simply to reduce moisture content in order to extend storability while reducing suceptability to molds and such. secondary reasons for moisture reduction include making the smoke smoother (only works so far) to reduce chlorophyll content, again for smoother...

biology twerent my strong suit. but i beleive it is if not chromosonal, genetic. if seeds could go either way femenizing soaks would be way more popular. seems to be luck of the draw mostly, although both males and females can be stressed into herm, but i beleive that to be a survival trait