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Can you not bring them inside at all or just dont have the space?

I agree with PaulN'Chuck. Way too many people flush before harvest when the plants are putting on their bulk. Some of you may be surprised at what you can get when you do not flush, it has never sacrificed the taste for me. The taste and smell fall into how you dry and cure. And of course...

Which is why people should try to learn basic botany and start from there. take the sheisters and gimmics right out of the loop.

Always nice to get jumped on when mentioning getting knowledge for free. A little research (off of riu and other weed related forums) will give you enough information about plant biology than you could ever want. Then again, some people feel they have to pay for something for it to be worth...

must be careful and go through shooting powder directions very well, if you do too much you will burn the living hell out of your girls

I have seen the results from shooting powder. Not my own work, but someone I know. The results were very clear.

you can cover her with nearly anything to fully block out the light. a box is fine as long as it is big enough and you have some way to get it ventilated. you dont want her getting too hot and humid, could end up with mold issues. then youll want to make sure she is covered and uncovered...

I would highly recomend reading through the drying and curing section of the forums :)

not bad looking good

i fully agree edude. do not dissagree with one bit of what you said about paclo. i am still interested in the science of it though. i know of the info reguarding engestion, enhaling, absorbsion into the skin. but i havnt seen anything about what happens when plants it is used on are dried out...

budman111, where have i actualy promoted the use of paclobutrazol. have you not read my entire posts, or are my posts that unclear as to my thoughts on the chemical? i am looking to find exact health issues caused by this chemical as well as from daminizide, also looking to see what chemical...

god i love people like budman111, looks like caps lock truly is cruise control for cool. the whole point of the experiement is purely for science, curiosity, and to let those that have used it know what is going into their bodies. all plant material will inevitably be destroyed, and no one...

Not that it is any of your business. But the person that would run the tests for me owes me a few favors since I have done rather extensive work for him in the past for free. As a matter of fact I actualy care about Paclobutrazol and Daminizide as there are quite a few nutrient manufacturers...

I would just like to have somewhere to talk about "gardening" and not have to deal with as many asshats. Yes the people doing large applications are always affected the most. **Looks at those that sprayed and applied Agent Orange** The problem is that the gov. wont willingly do the test...

ok, once again. DO NOT WORRY ABOUT YOUR SOIL PH SINCE IT IS AT 7. Your nutrients and your water are not going to effect the soils ph that much. R/O water is ph'd at 7. You are not doing hydroponic. Soil is much more forgiving and will not drasticly change over night unless you majorly fck...

I would recomend reading through all of the stickies in the newbie section to get a little more info under your belt. :)

Budman111, the test run would only take place if I can get a buddy to run tests on the resulting plant material to see how much paclobutrazol and daminizide it contained. Also to see if he could do some form of combustion test to see what chemical changes the trace amounts undergo. Please...

Gotcha, I'll have to start posting instead of lurking.

wow tellin you to flush between every nute feeding? or telling you to just water them between feedings? sounds like they are making it more complicated than it should be. in a 5gal container you will be taking up that space with roots without any help from supplements. not knowing what soil...

looks like nutrient burn. especially if your ph is reading at 7, you dont have to treat your soil like its hydro and use ph up or down. a bit of dolomite will go a long way and keep you from screwing things up. a flush is a good thing, and i agree not to cut them off. i see no reason to be...