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Looks to me like its just different pheno of some haze

Did you start these plants from seed? And what strain is this?

#spiderfarmersf7000 These giveaways are awesome. Good luck everyone

Yes, Ive ran coco just like soil (feed, feed, water) with no problems.

Damn man. Sounds very hard. We take a lot of things for granted. Good luck with everything man.

Sorry if this is too personal. But how crippled are you? I think I read some where you only have one arm?? Hope you can learn to do this without your son because after reading some of your posts it sounds like your son is a know it all who refuses to learn more. (Because he already knows...

How long is this storm supposed to last?

Mine was benzos. Resulted in 2 seizures before I could get off of it. I know exactly what you mean by "kill your soul"

Ive had great results with 10 gallon grow bags of coco.

Bummer. If you dont know I dont know who will.

I am wondering if Bird Dawg is still around? I bought a few different seed packs from a dispensary by bird dawg and I loved them. Girl scout candy, cookies and cream, and possibly ak47 but I cant remember exactly. Im pretty sure he used to be on here but cant seem to find his seeds anymore...

I just use a few lamps in my greenhouse.

I know this is an old post. I sue every landlord that fucks with me. I win some and lose some. Hope you do the same. I hate landlords lol.

Dont knock it til you try it playboy And I am not talking about spraying one time and having the job done. The iso burns the mites and you will still see eggs. Spraying every few days for a couple weeks does the job. It is nice to eliminate the mites completely but growing outdoor the goal is...

It works. Got that advice on here years ago and its my go to. Im outdoor too so its a must for me. And you can spray while in flower which is convenient.

Plants look good. I spray with iso alcohol 70% weekly whether I am having a pest problem or not. Itll get rid of the mites.

Is your room getting really cold? I grew in a garage years ago and the night time temps made my plants look just like that. Oops took too long to type that.

The key for me has been genetics, not chopping too early, and a slow dry and cure.