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No flowering yet...well no bud set yet...this my first year in Cali and don't know the timing of things yet

It's not I just got a late start...my bad

Thanks y'all! They have not begun the death process yet, and I got a small patch set aside to experiment on. Like actual sundown here is 845 pm or so but the light is weak by then...and I have noticed some plants begin the nighttime leaf slack before this time. They get direct light from 9am...

hey y'all! So, I want to extend the season a bit this year. Can I "interrupt" the dark period of my babies with spot lights for a while each night to stop it from flowering? If yes, when do I begin with spot lights? (916 area code)

No shit? Even in water starting at 20ppm?! And what's the story on ph'n when doing organics? Should I or shouldn't I? Or is it one of those questions that can make 509 threads with everyone saying the same thing over and over?! Haha, love that shit. My water comes out between 6-7...after the...

which of the two!? Fox farm light warrior Well water starting at 20ppm so add CalMag (botanicare) at 4ml per gallon Sprayed with annihalation last night Strain is Larry OG (which is a cal mag hungry strain so I heard) Just got introduced to the sun three days ago (I know that cal def show up...

Sup peoples. Stuff like bonemeal bloodmeal and all that jazz.... Do I HAVE to "cook" the soil after mixing them in before using?

What if it wasn't just a teen, but a 3ft nice bush in a pot beginnning of July....and the plant could very well continue living in this pot....would it better to replant into the ground? Do roots still grow and expand during flowering? I imagine the transplant will take two weeks of root...

waddup farmers, got a question! I got some plants about 6inches, acclimatized to sunshine and all.... If I put them in a 2gallon pot today, will there be enough time in the season for them to be planted in the ground after they fill the pot up? I can't put them into the ground till July...

U saying u think it's a cal mag issue?

Fuck me. Something is fucking wrong here!!!!

Second pic is from top of same leaf, I'm assuming it's some type of larvae

Oh shit, found an unwelcome friend just now.... look at where the leaf and my finger meet pretty much. Long oval and brown type bug..

So, instead of adding Lime (to combat tendency towards acidity) my irrigation water already has the "lime effect". So, knowing that every single watering will have a tendency to bring substrate to Base, I need to control this tendency somehow...humic acid, no?

http://www.greenhousegrower.com/production/crop-inputs/fertilization/understanding-plant-nutrition-irrigation-water-alkalinity-ph/ That summed it up perfectly

I was getting a diff vibe completely! I always ph! Always check every bucket before they go to feed the babies. What I got was that just ph'n wasn't enough. That even though with correct ph the alkalinity of the water (alkalinity is the waters ability to buffer) is unchanged and will drive...

Fuck yeah. Props to the bouncing peyote for hooking us both up with some good info

And I wanna know what every part of the million is!

So, what do you suggest I do with a 90alkalinity?!? Buy spring water? I'm broke to splurge, but this is an investment and I will treat it as such. So the costs of options aside, what's my best go?

Nice. Thanks for the info brosef. Sooo where do I go to get a COMPLETE analysis done on the water? Not specifically, but like what kind of companies provide this service? I'd gladly pay a bill or two and get it done asap then a mail in thing