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Not done yet, 1-2 more weeks. few questions for ya: where is your water reservoir? Just in each 5 gallon bucket? Do you use an airstone in each bucket? Is it constant flow or timed waterings? Aeroponic sprayers or top feed?

Actually it just comes down to the people who are currently elected officials in Denver are trying to throw this whole system of Medical Marijuana distribution and manufacturing right out the window and make it all illegal. Even though this shit is protected by our constitution, including being...

You ought to check out Westword's reviews on dispensaries: Mile High's and Low's... http://www.westword.com/directory/marijuana-dispensaries/ The guy blogging writes reviews on strains he samples at different dispensaries every day. You can see pricing, and reviews on the stuff they have...

Total bullshit. Not true at all. Lots of disinformation available on this site.

I am looking to pick up a few more MMJ patients, and as such I am offering my high quality strains of medicine at very low prices to new customers, in hopes of finding a few more patients. I currently have 2 strains available, Jack Flash and Orange Bud, and I am looking to part with these meds...

A lot of people on here are very young and full of testosterone and must use their anonymity of the Internet to scream and yell at others. It's more prevalent here on rollitup than any other forum I've ever been too. Usually people offer their varying opinions, and people will sometimes...

Colder temps = purpling of leaves and buds. Temp can go down to around 50 degrees F.

And yet in my state, depression is listed as one of the reasons (anxiety is as well) for medical marijuana recommnedation by doctor. So your wrong, completely. These are lies that anti-drug campaigns spread. Are you a popo?kiss-ass

I have been doing this for a little while now. 1.5" rockwool clones into foxfarm or soilless soil. Works fine. I think as long as you have the smallest cube possible, it won't become a root health issue once it's in soil. (uneven drying of the cube vs soil around it and uneven nutrient...

foliar feeding is quite ok in veg. You do not have a mag deficiency. At this early stage of growth your plant wouldn't show that problem. If anything you'd be overfeeding nutes at this early stage.

I can answer this for you, as I've been in to about 20 dispensaries, and work for one. Yes, you can sell your extra to any dispensary. They will pay varying prices, based on the quality of your medicine. If you plan on regularly selling excess to a dispensary, I would suggest establishing a...

Based on what you said, you made the plant go in to flowering (12/12 for 2 weeks), then you put it back on a 24 hour lighting period...which changed it back to veg. So you're revegging a previously flowering plant. Does it work? sure. Will it affect the quality of the end product...

My friend topped one, it bled red. I topped one, it bled purple. All the rest have the normal sugary white color when I've topped them. Just the one plant bled purple. Strangely enough the buds were purple too. (it was bagseed):bigjoint:

I'd say add nutrients with water feedings only.(or in your premix of your soil mix) And yes, watering once a week, sounds about right for a plant depending on it's size. A thirsty plant is better than a drowning one. :leaf: Regarding your fungi/mold problem, I think what your using might get...

I too have been wondering about this. My friend insists that I should get rid of them. I feel I probably should leave them on there. I think the best advice is to gently pull the leaf and if it comes off easily, the plant is done with it. However, I should point out that in doing some...

Don't remove it! if you do, it can be fully attached to the cotyledons (the first leaves) and by pulling it, you'll break those off, and kill the starter plant.

I lol'ed. :spew:

I am growing in soilless, and I really like this medium. I think it's the best "soil" medium out there. You have to add all nutrients and ferts yourself, so you can manage things much better than any soil that has "time release" nutrients. Burns those plants everytime. :fire: So...

No you won't have a problem. The roots will fill up the bottom of the netpots, but they will be spilling out in every direction down in to the water reservoir. It won't choke the plant, but I might suggest you use netpots which have wider spacing. Some have really narrow open spaces, some...

It could be a nutrient deficiency, or it could be a pest problem. The crappy things about identifying your problem is that many of them look similar on the leaves. Check out this guide for a little more info on plant problems, and see if you see your plants issues listed here...