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In all honesty, It's a tidbit i picked up from one of my hundreds of issues of High Times I've absorbed over the decades. I'd have to spend a few hours wading through my old stacks to find you proof. In my (exclusively indoor) experience (and most other experienced cultivators i know), a plant...

Everything looks pretty good. If you clean up all the bottom branches when you flower, you will focus all of that growth to the tops (Where they get the most light). The low branches are unlikely to produce anything worth while. It's best to focus that where it counts. That goes pretty much for...

Bro, Please for the love of the universe stop hacking away at your growing buds. You are only killing your yield and opening your plants up to molds fungus and diseases. Also, when you take clones it's a good ideas to leas some foliage on them otherwise they have no extra food to create new...

If it were a clone I would say yes. From seed, I would let that thing grow for a while. The plant is actually not sexually mature until the branches break from their normal symmetrical seedling pattern and begin to alternate. They really shouldn't be flowered before then.

Your plants look overfed and under mature. If your plant still has symmetrical branching patterns from seed, It means it hasn't reached sexual maturity yet. You always want to veg a plant until the branches start to alternate (this signifies sexual maturity aka puberty). Flowering them before...

Bro, that's simply not true. The idea that you wouldn't need to control your ph in an organic medium is a complete myth when it comes to cannabis. You can use a natural PH down from a grow shop and it won't kill a single thing in your medium. Your PH is way too high and you are sure to lock out...

Unfortunately, modern cannabis genetics don't really work like that. If you create the proper environment first and foremost, you will ultimately be setting yourself up for success. Environment is literally 85% of cultivating indoor cannabis. If your environment is out of whack then the whole...

Although, vegging with higher temps (80-85 degrees) and higher humidity (60-85%) can lead to specific issues like increased fungus growth and insect population increases, If these are kept under regular treatment and control (as they would be in a clean professional garden), higher temps and...

This is ESPECIALLY true if you are trying to root clones. They will root faster if you let the medium almost completely dry out.

You need to let your medium dry out more. Roots grow the fastest when they are running out of water. Odds are if you are growing algae, your medium isn't drying out nearly enough between feedings.

Yes. Concentrates cure just like flower. The terpenes evaporate over time within the has and leave THC-a crystals remaining. This is why shatter often turns to crumble when it isn't stored properly (in a cold, dry and dark place).

Sounds like a perfect situation for flood and drain or setting a reservoir up on a timer. Could make your life easier, increase your humidity and yield. You could also increase the volume or density of your mix. More wet medium in the room will vastly increase your humidity. Especially if you...

You could always veg completely in plastic then flower in a smart pot. I've always done that and have had great success. I also do the graduated potting system anyway so regardless all of my plants go through at least three plastic containers on the way to their last flowering smart pot. Only my...

Even "organic" nutrients used in RO will have some buildup as the vast majority of micronutrients are neither organic nor inorganic and are essentially salts in their essence. Also the use of any natural PH adjusters are adding "salts" to your medium. I grow organically with "no salt based"...

You need to wash them in between rounds. I live in northern California so I take them to the industrial washer at the local laundry mat. I've literally been using the same three sets for over 5 years. On the Thread: My favorite part is the cleanliness factor. The bags literally filter and hold...

That's not a Nitrogen deficiency. Guaranteed. Nitrogen affects the plant from the bottom up.

They look great dude! Maybe a touch overwatered. It is common for some seedling so grow very slow in the beginning. Especially with indica dominant genetics and if you are topping a bunch. I recently sprouted some Grandpas Breath and Samoas and they look like they are weeks behind some others I...

Your PH is way too high too begin with. Your "soil" medium may be a bit dense also which may be causing issues. Personally, I would flush them very well with (PH 5.8-6.3) RO water and then continue that immediately with half strength and PH-ed nutrients. Whether you're growing outside or inside...