white fur on the stem
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J.Ruhland
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Im not hating at all bud, but i gotta be honest wit you. Befor i started growing i researched into this shit alot, I think its only fair u should have done the same . Instead of asking every little problem you encounter on RIU. Its true were here to help as others help me all the time, its dumb to jump into somehting with not a whole lot of knowlege on the subject is all im saying. Shoot bud u could have researched RIU for a couple of days and learned a boat load of info that would have helped with your grow and u wouldnt have made little mistakes like letting your stem get as long as an unsharpend pencil. Not a good thing... Anyhow im sure some more expericed growers can agree they didnt go into this without a parichute type thing (Were not gonna waste any money, so fuckn up is not an opion although it does happen). So good luck with your grow man and be sure to research on here the next time u feel like u have a problem, im sure some other grower around the world has already asked your question. Peace
mannyjuanero havanero
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good shizt use tin foil to control your light
I understand what you mean dude. I had done some research and I'm mostly only asking what I can't find online. like when I asked about the white fur, people online was saying they ain't sure what it is, some where saying it's mold and some was saying that it could spider mites. when I search for white hair instead, it talks about the white hair on the female plant. these are all via other forums asked by other people as well as here and a lot don't have pictures nor it looks like the white fur on my plant. so I do search around via google before asking questions. that's how I found this site.
good call I forgot about the tin foil thing lol
indianaman
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no blood for foil!
WusSupHoez420
Active Member
a good way to tell if you need to water your plant is when its crusty brown on the top. get a fan to get stem strong, and cfl about 2inches from your plant.
WusSupHoez420
Active Member
white fur on stem is normall
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