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add 1 teaspoon of molasses per litre of water, it will raise the water ph, kill any chlorine and fluoride, deliver easily accessible energy to the plant and as a bonus it will add to the depth of flavour in the plant. you can use molasses water all the way through the life of the plant including...

Congratulations! they are pollen sacs! they will be dropping pollen in 10-14 days If you want to save a bit then collect some pollen, sift out all matter that isn't pollen(bits of leaf etc..) then store in a vial or plastic baggie with a few grains of rice in there too to absorb any moisture...

I am glad I put down a few seeds to cover myself! I was fearing the worst as nothing had cracked until yesterday then a load crack all at once so far the ones I have got that are cracked with tails are 2 bad santa, 4 treacle and 0 purple ak. I am planning to move them out of tissue and into...

You and your good lady wife are very welcome! I am glad it is helping with the pain, that's the main reason I do this. So I can help med users get quality meds and become self sufficient.

I see your projects coming along nicely! it is nice to see you having success

@FrankieCoste nice thread I will be following along. Just to throw my 2cents into the mix I would say that taking into consideration the pot size and the age of the plant, right now if I was you I would be feeding 1.5 litres of water and nutes every feed. I would also be watering from the...

ok pictures sorted so let get up to date Let me start with my big problem BLOODY THRIPS! You can see all the little bite marks in the leaves I had to cut off a lot of the infested leaves just to make the job of spraying them easier. That's why there is a pile of leaves in the bottom...

Well I have got good news for you @str8smokn i just got a call from the guy looking after things and he said there are balls all over the new plant being reversed! I am overdue for an update on this thread I kind of got caught up in the competition thread, so I am sorting out last weeks photos...

Finally we have started! First thing to get out of the way is to say that @THCdurk is joining in too! Now how things are being judged. I have changed plans slightly just to make judging easier. The best yield category will now change to the biggest plant. Should be easy to see and no need to...

The time has almost come for us to drop the seeds and get this party started! Participants can start germination anytime after 00:00 GMT on the 1st December Below is a list of all the entries I found going through the entry thread. Quagmire Gravekat303 Wokkabear Kbellfoy Mancdank Canalchemist...

Sorry mate I have no clue when it comes to hydro. I have friends that use hydro nut I prefer the taste soil delivers and I like to keep it as natural as possible.

Not long now! Just a few days to get your entries in and your cups ready! I will be posting a list of participants on Monday, PLEASE check it and make sure your name is up if you entered. I don't want to miss anyone out. Its been a terrific response and I thank you all for making this...

no she should be nice and dark, hit her with a bit more N and see if she darkens up for you

a good camera for taking close up shots is a Fujifilm finepix s1730 It has macro and super macro settings so does the job great and you can pick one up cheap I got mine for £30/$50 I use it for my plant pics and I always get asked to take pictures of occasions birthdays etc..

Yes and no Yes it has to be autos so we are all on the same timescale but no it doesn't have to be mine any auto will do. Just make sure its not a superauto like think different as they take a few weeks longer to finish

check the underside of the leaves with a scope or magnifying glass, it looks like you have insect bites on the leaf. At first glance it looked like cal mag deficiency but the plant is too young for that to be the problem so I now think it is either bugs or if you foliar feed it may be the water...

I just looked at your photos and you may have a low soil ph issue, I recently had similar looking plants and when I investigated the soil ph it was way too low around 5-6 I would recommend that you test the soil to be sure that it is not the problem, if it is then it can be easily fixed with a...

don't worry that's why we are all doing it together there will be lots of good people on hand to help you if you need it. glad you will be taking part

go to herbies autoflowering seeds and have a gander link is below you want a regular auto not a super auto but other than that it up to you there are lots to choose from. If you need a bit of guidance then let me know what you are looking for i.e. lemon, cheese, haze etc.. then I will let you...

I just saw that the pollen is coming from a hermie plant. If you want to use the seeds this is a big no no as you run the risk of half the seeds being hermies when grown out