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top it where the first two nodes separate and you should be good to go. my cats done the same

Your problem is not drying enough, two days it not CLOSE to enough. Hell, my popcorn stuff that goes early still needs more time than that. If it's too wet when it goes in the jar for curing it's not going to release excess moisture, stay mushy and no you wont see trichs as easily on it.

hey Motobomb, good looking nugs for the first few runs! As chi says, I think you're drying them too long. i don't wait for the stems to fully snap, they still have a SMALL amount of play in them. For my stuff, this means drying for 5 days instead of 7. Once they go in the jars, the product will...

This started happening within the last week when i took down my first SOG AK. Leaves turning brown from the outside in, with almost boil-like bumps on them. This has only hit my plants late into flower for some reason. It's already killed a cheese 7 weeks in, and is effecting them REAL FAST...

Because people have already answered your questions :) What is the pH of your water? I'm guessing the reason someone told you to transplant right away was so they can for a full root structure. But if you put them in to soon they can show signs of stress for a few days. I transplant when...

definitely agreed Who is talking about hibernation here, or nutrient storage in perennials for that matter? Before people start getting into arguments, why not take a different approach than every other person on here that states their personal experiences? It is possible to flush plants...

I've done both, as I only have a foot and a half of clearance for the plants AND the pot. The biggest yield I have ever got was from topping -> scrog, yielding 2.5 oz from 4 23 watt CFLs. This was all due to an even canopy. If you have time to LST (which most people do) then I would go with...

do you have any pics? are the two plants that are doing this different strains than the others? are the two plants showing any other signs other than crispy buds?

300 watt cfls are available in my area of the U.S. , even at Home Depot. I don't use the big ones because my set up requires a very flat light area due to lack of space, and the smaller flouros can tuck up real nicely without having to worry about heat. No, i dont think you will get results...

what is the "normal" amount you use? I tend to do 1/2 tbsp per gallon and then 1 tbsp per gallon during the last week or two of flushing. either way, yes you can keep using it during flushing.

how big of a plant are we talking here? many people cut the top half or so of their plants for a first harvest and let the bottom go another week or so to reach full potential and put on some weight So I vote for odd situation, but cut off what's done and let the rest go. :mrgreen:

how big is the room? I'd go with a cool tube like TANDY said, or for a ghetto temporary fix used frozen two liters. I've done this before on really hot days, but my box is also pretty small.

it's def. less likely than if you start with a known strain, but it's still possible. A large part about it being "mids" is the way it's dried/cured so if you take care of it around harvest time you can come up with much better stuff. I've taken this route twice myself ;-)

violator kush- got all light headed and blacked out in the back of a car.. crazy ass high Hawaiian skunk- just yummy

i would make a home-made cool tube if i were you. Even if it doesnt intake/vent to the outside it should still help. Oh yeah and my last grow was in a high-80s-90 degree box and it worked just fine.

there are lots of ways of doing scrogs, here's my recent 4x23 watt cfl grow. one plant, net gives 4 inches of clearance between soil and screen. it was trained through the first month of flowering also, as i wanted to keep it super short and this is a pretty sativa strain (bagseed tho) the...

Very cool, I tried DWC but didnt care for it much but this sounds pretty interesting.. and cheap

I've tried both ways, waiting for the dry cure is 10 x more worth it to me.

fish waste is the good part of the aquarium water from what I understand, which means the sludge-like stuff that collects on the substrate. Info: http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/houseplants/113078

Just using CFLs, but I might as well post one up!