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Two quick things I noticed with my girls were: 1) When I got my humidity in line the trichs got quite a bit larger, and 2) Two weeks or so before harvest they seemed to start enlarging again. Remember trichs serve a function or 2 for the plant so if you work within the parameters of those...

I agree the RS can be tough to use, but I simply clip off a piece of one of the smaller leaves on a bud I want to check, then place it on a white piece of paper and focus. I can look to my hearts content. The scope sits flat and everything is "crystal" clear (lol). No problemo, I really don't...

Sounds like stem rot possibly. That as well as root rot. Could you be watering a little too soon? GL HH

I'm not absolutely sure but it resembles a "scale" infestation. However, I don't even know if pot can get scale. Are these indoors?? Are they near any house plants? If that's what it is, it can be difficult to eradicate. Hopefully one of the moderators can identify it. GL HH

So....Here's the scoop. Two weeks into flowering I needed to transplant and I had some pretty bad nute burn. So transplanted and leached 3 different times and by that time was 1 month into flowering. Hadn't fed anything during the leaching period. Started to feed Flora Nova bloom (4-8-7)...

Congrats!! You go girl!!! Most men find it amazing when a woman can do electrical, plumbing, or construction. We CAN read. I've been doing all that stuff for years because I found out the hard way too often I got a half-assed job or over charged for the job. I figured if I did it my self that...

Hey y'all!! I was wondering which is the best method of telling whether the girls are ready are or not. I understand if you see approx. 80% of the pistals change colors it's time. What I want to understand is, if it is more accurate to watch the trichomes and if you see them begin to cloud and...

Hey y'all!! I was wondering which is the best method of telling whether the girls are ready are or not. I understand if you see approx. 80% of the pistals change colors it's time. What I want to understand is, if it is more accurate to watch the trichomes and if you see them begin to cloud...

I would reconsider misting at night. That could be a set-up for molds, mildews and fungi. If ya need to mist, do it lightly in the morning before the sun hits the plants so you don't burn them and they dry before the sun hits. GL HH

Has anybody ever taken a flowering stem (3 1/2 wks) and kept it alive in H2O until harvest? They are sitting in a 8"x12" basin with approx 1-1 1/2" H2O & molasses. Off the main plant for 1 1/2 wks. Yesterday I pulled them out and checked the stem, and it showed no signs of rot, but I cut...

In answer to your questions. Picture #4 & 5 has some leaf tip (edge) burn starting, I was under the impression that was a symptom of nute burn. Question #2: LoveIt stated him/herself the pH was out of whack. I'm glad he retested and found out it was OK. HH

I have recently discovered a few things in my reading which may or may not apply since I can't back it up with studies. (However my understanding is they are going on.) Anyway, the jiffy is quite a bit smaller,young plants develop their root system first. If they don't have space to expand it's...

These pix and info are from the "Plant Abuse Chart & Photos by Nietzsche", you need to credit the author/photog with their work. Also if ppl are interested there is much more to this article. Thanks, and GL HH

Does look like some nute burn, possibly do to locking up with your pH. Do you stick your finger into your pots to check if the plants are wet before you H20? Don't disturb the root ball anymore than you have too, it only causes more transplant shock. If the plants are already wet from your...

Would love to help but colors are distorted, can you take pix in daylight? Also better closeups? GL HH

Have to say, all things being equal with the exception of pot vs ground I have to agree with BB. Developing roots take a tremendous amount of energy, and until they fill up the hole the growth will probably slow significantly. If you really want to check this, repeat your experiment. I think...

Sorry no. Haven't taken the time to figure that part out. HH

I completely agree with Mike, don't shortcut on transplanting. There is always some work in anything that is worth doing. If you're only growing a few it will take you well under an hour. GL HH

Yes, I'm 3 weeks into flowering and on most plants they're everywhere (node areas). Lots of little puff balls showing up every where. The top of the main colas have a new set every day. Thanks in advance, HH

Check out Let It Grow Hydroponics, they're my local grow shop and are great. Most of their business is on the net. GL HH