Search results for query: *

coke bottle drip sounded like a clutch budget idea honestly but we do not have 2 liter bottles and for some reason I didn't even think of the possibility of just buying and dumping them. Mulch is another good call, are you using something special for that or is the same stuff I use in my...

I opted to go the heavy feeding right before the airport route. Came back to some dropping leaves and a little discoloration near some of the flower sites but no noticeable damage 2 weeks later which is a major win in my book. Question is should I clip the yellow leaves near the buds or just...

Don't the blumats start to disperse the water pretty much right away, albeit slowly over 24 hours? I am planning to feed them right before we leave then the plants wouldnt need water for another 3 or 4 days at least.

I had to throw a trellis net up in my tent to try and keep the tops of the plants away from the lights. I did some tie downs but 3 plants in a 3x3 tent didn’t give much space for spreading them horizontally like I wanted.

I’m using fox farms ocean forest, I keep it between 75-80 in the tent and RH is 55% I water now when the soil is dry and my leaves start to droop. It’s usually 4 days or so between feedings now.

Dude like a badass Rube Goldberg set up that finished with feeding the plants at the time I wanted it to happen? I would use that for the rest of the grow haha

They’ve got some height to them and the light is as high as it can possibly go.

Thats kind of what I am leaning towards. They have gone almost 5 days between feeding once before and other than droopy, they handled it just fine. I guess another less than 24 hours (assuming my flight home isn't delayed for some reason) should not do too much damage.

I thought about something along those lines but I plan to feed them right before leaving for the airport on Wednesday so I would want the feeding to happen 72 hours from then at the earliest to prevent over watering. Easiest way would be trusting someone enough to do this for me but I’m 5 states...

Pots are 4g each and there is 3

I am by no means an expert in this realm but I believe that is basically impossible because cannabis is not a perennial plant; it is an annual. Cannabis goes through its lifecycle throughout the season and come harvest time, that's it. Short of keeping a mother plant indoor for clones but that...

My wife and I are going away Wednesday until Monday night, my plan is to give them a good feeding Wednesday afternoon right before we go to the airport but I am concerned about the time we will be away and the girls not getting fed during that time. We are without trustworthy friends and family...

alright so youre saying cut all the fan leaves but leave anything thats got a flower site growing attached to the plant correct?

thank you this has been a great learning process so far for sure but its nice to hear that they are looking decent to people who have been doing this for some time now. When you say defoliate the bottom half are you talking just cut everything from main stalk from the halfway point down? Do you...

Well good to know for sure what it is and how to correct it. I appreciate everyone helping me out.

I googled fungal gnats and I am happy to say they don’t appear to look that way based off what I can see of them quickly. They look more stubby than that, but again I’m seeing them for like .05 seconds at a time.

I am in my tent daily and have never really noticed any sort of bugs with wings in there but today i noticed by the light 15 or so of these really really small flying bugs. too small to get a picture of. I haven't noticed any visible damage to the plants at all and I always make sure to clean...

The burnt tips I first noticed right before they went into flowering, it hasn't grown at all so I just let it go as I am not sure what I am giving too much of, also I know the light was getting too close to the plants before I brought out the old trellis net. I was not aware that I should be...

Very nice thank you for the advice I will pick some recharge for the next grow.