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Just transplanted two days ago and my plants look like shit. Had them in 1 gallon pots for 10 weeks from seed. They looked great in veg. roots 707 soil, general organics bio line ferts, light feeding 18/6 light . Moved to 4.75 gal pots, again with the roots soil ph, around 7. I did have them on...

Chopped yesterday at 14 weeks flower, suger leafs had about 50% amber but the trimed bud looks more cloudy so to me it looks pretty good. Hope to fire it up on 4:20. I have a more Indica pheno that I chopped at 10 weeks thats a real nice smoke, so hope this plant is better. Still have one...

So if you get a med card do you need to get rid of your guns?

Ok this is a small bud I just cut, I don't have any amber traics but it has quit sending out white pistels and green healthy leaves have started to fall off my plant. I had to move the plants indoors next to a window where they get good sun but not as much as outside. The temps have been below...

Will my buds continue to mature if the temps get below 60. They are nice and fat but my triacs are still mostly clear.

Just checked on my outdoor babies cuz the wind has been blowing hard. Found half a dozen branches broken, they look like they had about 3 or 4 weeks left, pistels still white and tric's still clear but nice big buds. Think they still smoke ok?

Let me know what you think. All organic supposed to be blueberry but I don't really know. I'm hoping to harvest in a couple weeks. Just started using molasses.

My outdoor plants have been budding for a few weeks now, and I want to give them a little more security. Mostly from animals, bugs and what ever. I have one of those pop up sun shelters with sides and was wondering if enough light would get through to keep them happy for the last couple weeks...

My outdoor plants have been budding for a few weeks now, and I want to give them a little more security. Mostly from animals, bugs and what ever. I have one of those pop up sun shelters with sides and was wondering if enough light would get through to keep them happy for the last couple weeks...