Recent content by crazycatlady

Last year was my first year to grow guerilla style (outdoors). I sewed special bags for them and used the best soils I could and took them to a swampy area. it was June (I live in the Alberta Rocky Mountains) and the swamps were ankle deep in water. I only plant around bulrushes (or cattails)...

I thought about that. If she called the RCMP then I thought I would throw a few of my dying plants into her backyard but it would be a never ending carousel of stupid. I smile I wave be a nice neighbour and people will leave you alone. As I said next year I plant in BC

With Autoflower they do their own thing, I don't believe you can tell them when to flower. From what I understand when she shows flower wait with the flower nutes for a week and then start her gently.

From what I learned this summer : start plants indoors one month earlier than needed (I can put mine in a greenhouse) Start more plants than you think you need (deer insects rippers weather) start plants every month (I will have a series of plantings April, May, June, July) use the best best...

How many mistakes can one person make on their first foray into guerilla growing? Lots and I have the tale to prove it. Thought I would try autos for an outdoor grow. My region is not known for its growing season being in the mountains of Alberta Canada. Read the instructions on the packages...

Are you in Canada? I live in the mountains of AB and had a terrible year outdoors.

Duck foot??

What I have learned: You can hermie by stressing, ie light fluctuation, putting thumb tacks in it, little water, heat, cold, etc. Then what you do once it hermied is take that pollen before it breaks open and save it for another plant. if it self pollinates you stand a good chance that the...

Hi gang!!! I was curious about the fellow named Brown Dirt Warrior and his guerilla growing methods. (now he is indoor) What I could not figure out was what was he growing? Looked too tall to be auto flower but ......just curious to see if anyone knew.

What I did was totally stupid and a beginner mistake. I took my plants in the house, put them in one of those mini fridge size greenhouses with the zipper cover and sprayed them with bug killer then washed them and that was it. Did not change out the soil, thought all my bugs were gone and...

microscope!!! the only way to know for sure and for your first grow, holy shit that's lovely!

I am moving to a, shall we say, more cannabis friendly province and setting up a greenhouse. I do grow my own veggies and berries so what's a pot plant or two mixed in there. I really need sativa for my anxiety relief; makes life worth living.

First off let me say that I don't think there are too many indoor plants that can claim 5 pounds of bud, dried! And any people who have super prolific plants with lots of sugary bud are obviously experienced. Every plant I have grown has been better than the ones before it and I can say that I...

um vinegar is an acid so wouldn't that make the pH go more up? than down? and baking soda would make it more down? second guessing myself pH neutral is say 7 so up would be acid 6 to 1 on the scale and base is bleach ammonia salt and would be 8 to 14, yes?

I am Canadian and I have only used CropKingSeeds. Have never had a problem with them and found them to be super nice and helpful. I have a credit card with a limit of 500 that I use on the Internet so stuff like that shouldn't happen to me.