Recent content by billy13778

i have been watching and learning for quite awhile with a lot further to go and everyone on here is so generous with their knowledge and more than eager to share it - no one refused to answer one of my silly questions - i just completed my best ever grow and there are too many members to thank...

i know that you switched to using SIPs but still using GeoFlora - you only top water during the geo feeding. so about how much water during the feeding to activate the geo in what size of pot that you are using?

i know some people don't remove the leaves, just tuck them under but i prefer pinching off the ones that i want removed, been doing it this way for several years and seems to work for me - the wife saw me pinching and plucking and went and got her harvest tool and gave me her thumb knife - this...

being that kentucky is the "blue grass state" it would not surprise me that they only allow the blue strains: Blue Cookies - Blue Dream - Blueberry - Blue Cheese - Blue Mystic ........

i saw a video also and i started floating my seeds instead of sinking them and so far i am 36 for 36 successful - sometimes it takes 3 days to get the tails an inch or two long - my last seeds were about 2 years old

i have used a stalk or two of celery on occasion

i am a registered democrat going back to carter - i hung my head in shame when gore embarrassed our party with his chad recount antics - now as our party moves quickly to a socialist platform with agenda's for the less than a half of a percent of our country, politics that are shameful, and a...

i found the shims while cleaning the blades and i have three. next grow i will play with removing some shims for closer cutting. for using it the first time i am real happy with the results. Are they as good as hand trimming? no but keeping in mind the time it saved me, it is very adequate. it...

thanks for that info - it came with 2 sets of blades stating "wet" and "dry" blades - i wonder if the "dry" blades can be used on the wet material

i broke down and finally got a manual trimbowl because the arthritis is turning "trim jail" into "trim hell" - any advice or tips for a decent trim would be greatly appreciated because there are tons of mixed reviews on these things and it seems like everyone has their own technique

maybe a week to go at the most - already seeing amber just needs a little more