haha if i have i don't remember(must've been to high to kno what i was doing.lol). but nah really man i think you may be right bout the insects. i have had i few gnats every now and then but not enough to make me concerned. but today i got in my grow area and they have def reproduced and there was def more in there than i have seen before so i will have to rid this problem soon. any ideas? umm yea i do have two plants in one bucket..its kind of an experiment just to see if it'll work and what will happen. however i may be wrong but i don't think(again i'm not sure)there big enough to be killing each other out yet. they're approx 10-13" tall and planted bout six inches apart in a three gal bucket. yeahhh there are def time released nutes in the soil ( i member the bag saying it would feed up to 6 or 9 months)+ its miracle grow soil(i bought this kind cause i did research and didn't waanna get bad soil and i fig it was prob the best i can get round here) and its the moisture guard kinda soil too(don't kno if this stuff is bad or not). no i never take them outside. i live in town and it isn't possible for me. thanks for input guys. keep up the good work please
Well, I can tell you that the 'experiment' is not going to help your plants at all. Even if they aren't growing into each other yet, they will, and it won't do anything good. You should separate them into their own pots as soon as possible, before their roots get too grown into each other to separate them.
Miracle Grow is probably about the worst soil you can use for growing MJ, it is full of fungus gnats, the time-release ferts are no good for growing MJ, and that moisture control crap probably just keeps the soil too wet (also causing your fungus gnat problem to get worse).
You don't need to flush, more water will just make those time-release pellets release even more fertilizer. You need to transplant those plants out of that soil and into something good. I use Fox Farm Ocean Forest potting soil, but it is pricey. You just need to get a good potting soil that is not Miracle Grow, doesn't have any time-release fertilizers, and doesn't have any 'moisture control' elements to it.
