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Regarding notorioususb's comment, I see what you are talking about now and I was unaware that it also was called super cropping. "Crop" can mean a field of corn, but it also refer to the technique of trimming and pruning branches. For the sake of clarity, I'm going to stop using the term...

The only way your going to be able to shorten you outdoor season is to A. get a seeds strain with a fast flowering time. or B. force flower your plants after they are a few feet tall by putting them in complete darkness for 12 hours a day.

"me too! let's get into the nitty-gritty of it all. and are you referring to "super-cropping" the technique of pinching and twisting a branch to break down the innards with the idea of it growing back even stronger, similar to the human body and muscles?" Perhaps there is another technique...

Personally the Ideal location for me is a south facing slope near or on a stream, to provide maximum resources for your vigorous little plant. So now that we know that Light and Location are you #1 priority when it comes to making your outdoor patch, we'll move onto what we want for soil and...

If you straighten out the stem carefully and prop it up with something it will repair itself, Unless its a very young seedling. Plant cellular structure is very rugged; damaged cells will repair themselves with a little care.

Hey guys thanks for all the input, this was somewhat of an Limited Experimental-Training Grow. We were using only a 400 watt HPS in small space in confining quarters, harvest was due early because we live in an apartment, and had people coming to see our house. Mostly though I had two of my...

Well, I've just harvested, dried and cured my delicious ladies (will be posting pics soon) All in all off 9 plants I got about 2.5 ounces out of a 400 watt interchangeable MH/HPS lighting system. Its a nice little treat to hold me over until next harvest.

Yes, 13 to 14 hours of direct sunlight is sufficient for vigorous vegetative growth. Ruderalis plants are acclimated to a certain climate and start flowering at a certain stage of growth, automatically. They usually have low potency due to their feral nature. Though some breeders have...

I'll be posting some pictures of my big babies in a couple days I'm planning on nabbing 1/2 LB per lady this year :-D

Howdy, fellow green thumbs! After a few years I have to decided to jump back on the Cannabis Forums so see if i can share some of the knowledge i have gained over the years! About five years back I was a member of a certain online community of cultivators, whose demise by the hand of the...