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You mean literally spraying with a garden hose?

That's what I'm trying to tell her - reputation is everything

So my friend acquired kgs of moldy bud and is hoping to save at least some of it. I've read online that some people like making qwiso hash out of it with non-deadly results. Anyone here tried it? Other alternatives are making massage oil - spores can't get through the skin right? Can aflatoxin...

This weed shop brought in a small flowering plant I guess as decoration, but it revegged after shining a light on her too long. How would I go about monster cropping? All this new foliage makes me think it's ready to clone but then what? Let it grow wild and cut it back later or does anyone...

In this case light behaves like a wave so it follows the inverse square law, and for our purposes exists in two dimensions (amount of canopy covered). In other words, light is intense when close to the plant but rapidly (logarithmically) loses intensity with distance. LEDs more or less have...

Careful of the wind on the roof or you might end up with crispy leaves. Maybe grow along the wall where you'd still get full sun. It's awesome there's already a water tank there. That building with all the clocks looks oppressive though. Hope your garden isn't part of some commie's office view...

I guess that's what happens when you combine gardening and smoking weed - makes everyon all chill and nurturing. I'm sure your wife will come around once you grow her a bouquet of flowers... As for pruning, that's more about the art than science of growing so it comes with practice. Basically...

I vote Durban Poison and Super Silver Haze for getting fucked up, inspired to do stuff and actually be able to do it.

Haha butt. I'm guessing that's the side with the round "hole" in it, definitely a good memory aid... the round thing that is brown Butt-down planting means the radicle emerges from the top then grows straight down creating a strong apical hook that can bust through the soil. In this pic the...

Week 9? (Can't remember when she popped) Her uncut sister for comparison. Abandoning project after proof of concept, I'll have to try on a proper light cycle. The heavily pruned plant has much smaller leaves but way more of them, to the point they overlap. The manifold method outdoor seems...

Haha man I had to install a "toilet sativa" to distract drunk and drugged up hippies from pissing on my crops. The nitrogen in urine has to be eaten by one kind of bacteria, which is then eaten by another kind of bacteria, and then has to die to be plant available. In the meantime it's doing...

Legit question... Who are autos for? I first heard of lowryders in Amsterdam back in the day. They sounded like a revolution, one less variable for the guerilla grower. But they seemed like they'd need a few years to be perfected. Now legalization is sweeping the globe and everyone wants to...

Thanks for the tip, but I'm the kind of person who likes to do this arse-backward and find out where I went wrong than to listen to good advice. These two cuttings are doing well so far, despite unconstant temperatures and being in flower. The amount of leaves to keep is a balancing act...

These cuts have been eating their lower leaves under indirect light for a week. Now they're showing roots are they ready for more photons if I keep up humidity to decrease evapotranspiration? How about nutes? I tried foliar feeding with compost tea but now roots are appearing should I put some...

Week 8

It grows super fast, the 20 grams is just "seeds" to get it going. You should add it to the seedlings soil you're using in the tent - when it's time to transplant to outside it will form a balance with whatever good fungus is in the soil.

Nah dude throw them in whole. If they grow then great, if not then they'll still be putting beneficial chemicals into the soil. Most soil growers recommend adding mycorrhiza to increase root function and crowd out less friendly microbes. Growing straight in the soil, the same mycorrhiza connect...

So seedlings that haven't been exposed to light (and etiolated plants) are full of Phytochrome A. This gets converted to Phytochome B in response to light, telling the plant to turn green. There's also Phytochome C, D & E but that's beyond me right now. In the dark the phyotochome is in its...

Sounds like all you need for a guerilla grow. Keep us posted!

Sounds like you've got a while before they need to go outdoors so you've got time to prepare your spot. Ideally you'll want somewhere that similar (tall annual) weeds grow naturally. This means ganja will like it too and similar looking weeds provide a bit of cover. Digging holes is ok, but if...