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i spent less money probably on the agro sun 600 watter. to some it was shotty. for me though, its works perfectly.

this is why rollitup needs a new server. if they pushed the search feature to the newbs instead of letting them ask the same question 100x a day, there would be alot less traffic.

right, when acme or shoprite closes down. good point.

now i know what was missing......stoned rednecks with 12 gauges. stay out of the woods everybody. the indians could hunt stoned because they wont start cracking up over some half assed seinfeld episode they watched last nite. elmer fudd over here hunting and shit. kill any spikes lately?

youre all full of shit. leaves have no indication of potency. trichomes are all that matter.

some guys on here will tell you not to buy "shotty" equipment next time. anyways, it will probably affect yield.

with photoshop, i can make my shitty buds, look dank. if i used some iguana juice and all of that other crap, i wouldnt need to use photoshop.

grown with ufo. getting there.

not big bud. northern lights, lemon skunk, and unknown indi. heres a few more.

4 more weeks.

could you raise the shorter plants towards the light?

how freaking lame is that, using other peoples pictures as your own. its also funny it took two months to realize that something could be wrong with his 5 inch plants. after 2 weeks if they arent 5 inches you shouldve been wondering what the problem was. now i wonder how often this picture...

i think 8 people on here actually know how to spell. youre not one of them. terrible grammar.

this belongs in the completely noob section. but i vote "A".

it all comes down to how it was grown, harvested, cured, stored, shipped, seed production, etc. you can grow a shwag seed into a good plant, but you can also grow a dank seed into a shwag plant.

u dont know shit about research. 2 of the same exact posts, from the same exact jackass.

yeah, youll have that.

hes got the big leaves. exciting.

were there preflowers before you started flowering?

about 5 weeks into flowering.