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Table Mountain RVDV Polyploid MutationThe 3rd mutant cola in the last photo is a cola from another mutant. I had 2 plants mutate in the same grow with different strains.- Gee64
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Table Mountain RVDV Polyploid MutationLooks amazing! HaHa! Your bud totally reminded me of this guy! Looney tunes character "Gossamer"! And I'm not even stoned... Yet...- Vegan4life
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Posted in the blog: Moth egg close up from Rainstacks Blue Hawaiian grow
The photo is of a moth egg. The greenish eggs attached to a strand of silk, as he mentions, have been said to be inchworms.
Posted in the blog: Contests on 420....MOTM
Did you know that 420 magazine holds contests on a monthly basis? There are some very generous prizes given out by the sponsors on this site for these contest winners too. The three categories are:
Nug of The Month, Plant of The Month, and most importantly to me is
Member of The Month
Any 420...
Posted in the blog: Aphids Cannabis Plant pests
This photo found on the net shows a small start of aphid infestation:
(the 420 logo hides the word "shed". The little white pieces are aphid sheds)
Posted in the blog: Sexing Cannabis plants early
The following article link is informative with great pictures.
One note: in the article is states that the only way to tell the sex of the plant is force flower or to put clones into flowering light schedule. This is not true, you can sometimes tell sex of plants during the vegetative stage...
Posted in the blog: Newest of Noobs - From Set Up To Growing and Harvesting
Consensus opinion is that this is probably light nutrient splashing on the leaves, or they could have been slightly damaged during a move or placing into the scrog screen. There are little spots on the top leaves and some in the bottom corner of the picture.
Posted in the blog: Newest of Noobs - From Set Up To Growing and Harvesting
These are good "Pests". As soon as I noticed them I watched and they were meticulously patrolling the plants looking for critters to munch on.