Recent content by N.W.Green

Been a long time since I have posted, I miss you guys my family's new addition has been keeping me super busy. Hope you like this lady tho and I'll try to pop in more often. CherryPie Cross, she is the monster in the back half of the room that is purple, grown recirculating deep water culture...

Cookies nearly done baking

Cookies nearly done baking

Cookies nearly done baking

Im gonna go with this girl i have been falling in love with, its C99 x Indiana Bubble gum Berry kronic goodness, with a giggly happy indica high that feels a lot like a sativa in the head. Crystal laiden lady :D hope you enjoy almost as much as i do :D

re: The Green Help-Me Hotline i would say every 2-3 weeks should be sufficient

re: The Green Help-Me Hotline To be honest im terrible with mothers, they best way that i have found is to use slow release nutes burried in the bottom of pots, keeping a constant nute schedule will help just be sure to flush frequently so you dont have any salt build up, nothing kills a plant...

re: The Green Help-Me Hotline pretty much just let them be, mother nature knows what they need in this case :D

re: The Green Help-Me Hotline Glad to hear things turned out well :thumb: i just love hearing about a happy ending :circle-of-love: the cold / light switch should only at the most make them flower for a week or two then they will start reverting back to vegging once they get use to their...

re: The Green Help-Me Hotline not knowing your grow setup or how the plants were grown i cant really tell you why they are light and fluffy, but I can tell you some of the reason why buds might turn out fluffy. Usually when buds turn out spaced out or fluffy it is due to high ammounts of...

this is just a hunch but the reason why the other two may not be affected, Russian ruderalis which is the most common autoflower strain that is used to put autoflower tendancies into a strain line. then refined from there. My guess is that based off of where the genetics are from, they are not...

Hola, i would say that it is the spray, It might be causing the burn on its own but my guess is that you are leaving the plants under your lights WET. water has the property to refract light and increase the intensity and heat of it, and if the spray you are using has ANY oils in it at all, your...

re: The Green Help-Me Hotline Thanks man good to see you here