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CLick the link and see what you think :) i CANT WAIT to smoke these bitches! https://www.rollitup.org/harvesting-curing/408309-white-rhino-white-widow-12-a.html

Ok so.... 1 x 600w HPS 8 weeks flowering vegged for somewhere around 6-8 weeks bio bizz soil advanced nutrients White rhino & White widow (sorry my camera is not very good so you can see exactly how FULL of trichomes they really are) very, very frosty and THEY STINK!

Trichome development and harvest time: how to get the best high This information is for a PEAK harvest Harvesting is, without a doubt, the most exciting part of the wonderful journey that is cannabis cultivation. After months of watching, waiting and tending to your plants? every need, the...

This information is for a PEAK harvest Harvesting is, without a doubt, the most exciting part of the wonderful journey that is cannabis cultivation. After months of watching, waiting and tending to your plants? every need, the time is approaching when you must cut them down to harvest their...

6 week veg 600w HPS day 27 flowering 12 plants

hello there, helping you is not a problem at all, i was once a noob and found this site to be amazing ok so i used bio bizz soil (light mix) for seedlings up to 2 weeks from when they pop there head out of the soil i then transplanted my seedlings at 2 weeks in 5 gallon containers and...

what do you think? white widow and white rhino day 18 flowering any tips, advice, suggestions? im still pretty new to all this - fed them once in 18 days with nutes

HELLO - I HAVE 12 PLANTS AND THEY ARE BECOMING MONSTERS WHAT DO YOU THINK ? DO YOU LIKE THE GROW ? IM GOING TO LET THEM VEG FOR ANOTHER WEEK OR SO LET ME KNOW WOT YOU THINK 48 pics i got a bit carried away 1 of these plants will be a B E A S T

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hello people, white widow and white rhino grow - using 600w HPS for: Seedling stage Veg Stage Flowering i know you shud use this light for seedling and veg but it works well for me - (or at least it did the last time) anywayz - i will be planting the bigger ones in 5 gal pots in a week time...

Hi , i ve been away and have left my plants with another friends - there seedlings some are around 3/4 weeks , others are around 2 weeks ive just come home and have been told that for maybe 4/5 days (not in a row ) spread out that the light has been off for up to 12 hours on the odd day there...

hey jus harvested some of my plants - i chopped all the main cola's off and left the rest of the plants to grow and mature pics of my remaining plants - and all the mature buds from my crop! what do you think!?:joint: been a long time coming but WELL WORTH IT! i had 14 plants all started...

Ok so here goes: im growing white rhino and white widows plants - i have around 16 plants in total - i veGGed for 8 weeks and im on week 8 flowering - i went in to check my plants before and on a few of the main cola's i noticed mold growing in the buds! to my shock! So the only thing i...

this is week 7 flowering - what do you guys think?

SEA OF GREEN Sea of Green (SOG) is the theory of harvesting lots of small plants, matured early to get the fastest production of buds available. Instead of growing a few plants for a longer period of time, in the same space many smaller plants are grown that mature faster and in less...

Harvesting, Drying, and Curing Cannabis is cultivated for the harvest of several different commercial products. Pulp, fiber, seed, drugs, and resin are produced from various parts of the Cannabis plant. The methods of harvesting, drying, curing, and storing various plant parts are determined...

Maturation and Harvesting of Cannabis Maturation The maturation of Cannabis is normally annual and its timing is influenced by the age of the plant, changes in photoperiod, and other environmental conditions. When a plant reaches an adequate age for flowering (about two months) and the...

Maturation and Harvesting of Cannabis Maturation The maturation of Cannabis is normally annual and its timing is influenced by the age of the plant, changes in photoperiod, and other environmental conditions. When a plant reaches an adequate age for flowering (about two months) and the...