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I have 6 Afghan Skunk x Ruderalis autoflower plants growing in soil in 5 gallon pales. They are in their fourth or fifth week of flowering (approx.) and are displaying some signs of root bind (curling leaves, slow-down of growth.) I' wondering if its worth transplanting to ten gallon...

here are a couple new shots of my garden. 2 afghan-skunk x ruderalis are budding, the others are NL i think, and are still in veg (but hopefully they start budding soon!) They are all approaching 5 feet tall.

i have a number of outdoor plants growing (same strain) that are all looking healthy, green, and are about 4' tall, however some of the new growth leaves are curling in a spiral, twisting, and bunching up.. they look sort of shriveled but are still green. Does anyone know what this problem...

a few of my plants (outdoor soil) are showing what i think are signs of a magnesium deficiency.. some of the leaves curl upwards, almost standing straight up and some of the new growth is curled/twisted... will adding epsom salts to their water solve this, and should i be concerned about...

can anyone identify this strain? i think its northern lights or an NL cross but i really can't say.. any guesses?

here are a few shots of my grow - any suggestions or comments would be appreciated. I'm still unsure of the strains. I believe the majority of them are Northern Lights or some kind of NL cross, I think there is one Blueberry and there are two Afghan-Skunk x Ruderalis. If anyone can identify...

i have a bucket grow and im wondering if there are any ways to force my plants into flowering. in my region, the weather is unpredictable come october so i was hoping to induce flowering near the beginning of august. does covering them in a dark tarp work, or are there any other methods for...

hey all, i have a few nice plants on the go (clones) but i was never sure what strain they were. they are rather bushy, with many branches and lower budding points, narrow, tightly-ridged leaves, a mid green colour, large white-hair pistils, and are currently in the veg stage at an average...