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Very late for outdoors. Not worth it. Plant will switch to flowering quickly, its August, and you'll get a small yield. When it comes to shade - if you lose only 3-4 hours of direct sunlight, you should be fine. Plants need at least 4 hours of direct uv and another 4 of indirect. Minimum.

Holy shit those are some gigantic sativas. Well done, man. I don't like sativas for guerilla because they take way too long and the height is always a visibility issue. Indica can be cut down early-mid September if there's an emergency. Sativas will mostly be shit if you cut them even in late...

Excellent work with blending in your plants. Very similar to mine, I use trees (both real and artificial) and small valleys to mask mine. Mine are not 100% masked like yours - I need room to bring and carry two 6 gallon water jugs - its a long walk and its remote. Don't cull the weeds, just make...

Bud rot ... very difficult to deal with. Air circulation is important. Spread out the thick leaflets around bud areas, maybe even trim a tiny bit. Kill any buggers, manually by hand if possible. If the bud is very thick, and moisture/bugs/extreme heat are at work inside, no amount of...

Add a little bit of sulfur to the waterings. It will give it extra immune strength to deal with mold and mildew. Spray the moldy/mildew area with water+sulfur mix, or apply a little bit of the powder. Other than that, what BeefSupreme said. Wind forces the plant to draw the moisture to leaves...

Root health is absolutely the most important thing. I've always done my watering in late evenings. Plants work their hardest at night with all that sunlight they captured during the day. There's no harm giving them plain water in the mornings, that works well for sunny locations and hot days...

There are many reasons why some of the ladies have not started flowering. First one is obvious - unless each one has received exactly the same treatment, exactly the same conditions and genetics ... they will start differently. G13 from experience has really good genetics. Plants are very...

Chances are, your neighbours or someone may have noticed your precious flowers. Because people are curious fuckers and there's plenty of crop hunters out there. Be prepared for possible visitors two weeks before harvest. I use fake plastic trees/twigs/branches to obscure and hide my 10-foot tall...

If you're watering with nutes, I highly recommend doing that only late in the evenings. Mornings are bad, in my opinion, because the day heat boils the water from the soil and whatever is left over gets used by the plant to cool itself down. So you end up with nutrient build-up in the soil, its...

I have the same bug, don't know the name either. Been dealing with these for years. Kill them manually by squishing them - keeping their numbers down is very important. I notice that in high concentrations they can do damage to the tips of the buds/new growth, starting late July t hey appear...

Hey man, wanna know something scary? Those are not the Common Stem Borers [nemesis] you got there. Looks like its European Corn Borer or another type. Well done with the kill, but looks like you had to sacrifice some of the plant's potential to do it :( Those types of borers you got there rarely...

MY CONCLUSIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS DEALING WITH COMMON STEM BORER, SUMMER 2013 Hey guys! The Common Stem Borer season is now almost over. New infections have now stopped (July 20-ish) in my Ontario spot. Very soon, in a week or two (first-second week of August), borers already nesting inside plants...

Man, I don't know how you managed to succeed in doing that. My ladies are so tall and thick already, and these borers are so fast at tunneling in, that I noticed that once they get inside then it is almost impossible to get them out. Unfortunately my above-mentioned "successful" method isn't...

Brilliant move, man. Many animals and insects alike are very specific eaters. If one plants enough of a variety of different plants, then pests will go for the ones they prefer instead, most of the time. Thats how I deal with insects, deer and rabbits. This enables much easier control-and-attack...

Rabbits are vicious pests. Deer also, they will attempt to chew on anything that looks like it was tended by humans so don't plant in lines or patterns. I never had any of my valuables chewed by deer or rabbits because it doesn't look like it was tended by human hand (although I did have a...

I am happy to report that I think I have found the cure for this awful pest. My initial approach failed to stop this Common Stem Borer pest, that was two weeks ago. I got 4 infections in the same night to kick off a day of hard work in order to change my strategy. Two plants totally collapsed at...

Warning, guys!!! The borers are starting to come out of soil this week in Ontario, and probably already done so south of the border. Here are the main ones that pose threat to the ladies: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Corn_Borer (and just the corn borer varieties, most dangerous of them...

Yet another benefit to the list ... I guess the pigs get the munchies and add on more weight for even better tasting bacon :D http://news.yahoo.com/marijuana-waste-helps-turn-pot-eating-pigs-tasty-184633031.html

This is hilarious!!! Those hypocrites! http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/03/15/anti-marijuana-new-york-assemblyman-busted-for-weed-possession/

I just saw the same story (with more comprehensive detail) being featured in the respectable Huffington Post. There's an unfortunate twist in the story, as the doctors don't want to use potent marijuana to extract this beneficial anti-cancer agent - they are developing synthetic versions...