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Same here, but we in Co seem to be on the ISC hit list. I had 11 orders total last year, from three different companies. The Tude, SOS and TSD. All three SOS orders arrived in stealth, one was even opened and had the green tape. (the beans were well hidden) Out of six Tude orders, three...

I live near, and work in Fort Collins and even I can't find any beans or cuttings of FoCo Cough. I would give some beans with that cross, a shot. I missed the last RD drop of their FoCo Trainwreck. I have smoked the original many times, but have not seen any straight up FoCo Cough in a couple...

I had both types. I kept the fat indica one, because the yield was considerably greater. I had three plants in the first run, and two phenotypes. I never found any buttered muffin pheno, but have heard of it.

I flower with T5s and have for a couple years now. Vostok is right. A mixed spectrum will provide available radiation you would otherwise miss with a single color light source. I have a total of 24, four foot HO T5s. They are side by side. I have been flowering with them for over 3 years...

Sunshine #4 is just peat and perlite. It has almost no nutrients, since it is not a soil medium. I use my own mix of peat/perlite/coco and I start feeding seedlings around two weeks. I am actually surprised it went five weeks in the #4 without showing worse deficiencies. Since you...

There are several lighting options that are better than t8s, but since you asked about those, that's what I shared. Your plants will always reach for the brightest light, so if you have a mix of different lights they will usually lean that direction. I would never flower with them, but they...

Agreed. My veg tent runs on three of those T8 shop light fixtures. Six four foot bulbs total. I added an extra ballast to each two bulb fixture. It overdrives the bulbs and increases the lumens. There are several videos on you-tube. It costs around $10.00 per shop-light fixture and $10.00 for...

I'm getting to love the SSDD. I didn't keep a mother, but I am perpetuating clones. I now have the two clones six weeks in 12/12, and I decided to keep the shorter fat denser one as my keeper.

I am starting to sense that Herrijuana left a bitter taste in your mouth Amos. LOL As I have stated before, my experiences were identical. Never, ever, ever, again.

I grew the 91 Krypt. I dropped a pack of regs when it first came out. I loved the taste, very lemon pine funk. I put the males outdoors and collected pollen from the best male I could find. ( I only had three males to choose from) I made a bunch of F2s with it. I have around 150 beans of this...

I have been considering doing this for some time now. I always take three samples from different areas of the plant when inspecting trichomes. The samples are always different. I may try this on the next one.

I gotta agree. My C99 I harvested in December was at 60 days. A few days past 8 weeks. I had the Mosca BX version. The fastest one I ever grew was a strange named one by CH9. Vintage 2006. It's Hash Plant x Jack Herer x PPP x Hash Plant. The seed mother finished in 56 days and the...

I live in Colorado, so we are legal in the state's eyes. You can flower 3 plants per member of household and have six per person total. Three in flower and three vegging. You can't flower more than twelve total in any household. My wife and my 25 yr. old daughter live with me, so we can flower 9...

I am a soil grower...sort of. I make my own coco, peat, perlite mix. It has no nutrients, so it is very much like hydro. I have been looking at switching altogether to hydro. I like this Hydrofarm set-up...

I had a seedling do that once also. ALL seedlings start by sending the root up first, then it makes a 180 degree turn. This is true of ALL seedlings. They do this to create the natural bend to force the shoot to shed the casing. There are many, many pics and diagrams on botany sites (not...

Coco has no nutritional value. Unlike soil mediums that provide nutes for seedlings, coco requires feeding a little sooner. I use a coco/peat mix and start with 1/4 strength nutes after around 10 days. I watch the cotyledon leaves until they start to shrivel. Your seedling draws from those in...

Having lived in the Pacific Northwest, I can tell you from experience, it can be tricky to finish them outside. By the time your seasonal light cycle reaches 12/12, you only have around a month before temps at night get too low or frost sets in. I live in Colorado, and our summers are 90's and...

I have a big tall one 7 weeks in flower now. Its 60" tall and has rows of pine cone type buds all the way down. It smells sweet like fruit and pineapple so far. How long did you flower yours? I didn't start counting 12/12 till it was almost through the stretch. Mine has been in 12/12 photo...

A SOG is not difficult to manage, it is just more difficult in a confined space. Running vegging and flowering plants simultaneously is trickier if done in the same cabinet. Keeping out light leaks and controlling the environment requires more attention to detail in shared spaces. Best to keep...

I agree with the C99. Everyone should grow it at least once. I grew Mosca version recently. I liked the way it grew and flowered and the smoke was uplifting and tasted great. I am actually re-vegging one of the phenos that came out great, so I can take a couple cuttings. It didn't stretch much...