Recent content by lushgreen

The knots are normal. Not a sign of sex.

If you can hang your CFL horizontally, that'd be more ideal than vertical as far as the plant is concerned. Tin foil isn't recommended as it creates hot spots. Are you planning to have a fan to move air around? Doesn't need to be a big one in the space you have.

Actually, it's quite safe to use foliar sprays for the first 2 weeks of 12/12... Been doing it for years without any bud rot.

Possibly male. Give it another week to be sure.

I have found that halo rings work really well for both soil and coco feeding. Works with a normal aquarium style pump.

If you cut off your legs to save weight, do you think it would help you run faster? Cutting off the leaves has the same affect on the plant.

Generally when you find seeds in your MJ it's due to either a sneaky male the grower didn't notice or the plant hermied. Some people say this gives you fem seed but my first grow was bag seed and 7 out of 7 were hermies. No light leaks or anything that caused it other than shitty DNA in the seeds.

The wife has no issues with my hobby though she doesn't help out in the garden other than with money sometimes. She enjoys smoking the end result as it helps with her Crohn's disease and comes to look at the plants quite frequently. It's our thing and we don't talk about it with anyone we know...

Bag seed tends to grow hermies. Everyone makes that mistake once...

Look ok to me, I'd say you're planting just a little bit too deep, hence the seedling is so close to the ground.

Here is my current feed schedule. It's a work in progress and I tweak it a little every grow. CE= Canadian Express DM= Dutch Master HG= House & Garden Click on the pic to see a larger, non fuzzy version.

Your buddy is correct. Put an ounce of stinky buds in the tent and test the outflowing air with your nose again. Was your filter sealed inside a bag when you received it? It should have been so it doesn't absorb moisture etc while it's sitting around in the warehouse.

Once the plant gets pollinated, it pretty much stops producing the chemicals that we want it for and puts all of it's energy into producing the next generation. Personally, I'd start over.

Looks very Indica dominant to me :/ Lots of heads coming up, nice easy plant to train. Guess we'll have to wait until harvest to answer that one.