Recent content by superballs

Man, the wealth of knowledge I gain here is priceless. Very nice setup FN, sorry to here about the little downpour problem. I wish I had a spot as sweet as that! The only forest around me is HUGE!!! Buuttt there is over 60 miles of endless biking and hiking trails through every nook and cranny...

My mostly sativa blend plant outside is now about 4 and a half feet tall and my fence is only 7 ft tall, I dont want it to grow past 5 feet...maybe 5 and a half. If I top it, when should I do so? Also would LST work better....would I get a higher yield? Whats the pros and cons of both?

My girl is already 4 and a half feet tall grown outside, I was gonna start a post about this until I found this thread. So sometime soon after June 21st here in Texas my girl will start flowering is what I gather?:confused: I thought being this tall already, it would just start flowering at some...

Well I haven't put milk on my plants, but I here that a watered down mist of milk, (dried well after), helps kill fungus. The only things I have given my plant was half the reccomended dose of superthrive during the transplants to help overcome shock. The miracle grow soil didnt harm it, but it...

I have a thread in this section called "Bad Soil" Check it out...its about my MG mistake. If you can without stressing the plant too much, try to remove as much of the soil as you can and replace it with something better...I did with mine and put them into fox farms and they are doing great, but...

Hey Gb, I just joined this group, and I'll tell you what, the people here are really friendly and can help with anything you need. I'm still very new to this and very interested. I posted about miracle grow soil and got alot of helpful feedback...by the way....steer clear of miracle grow...

Well guys, thanks for all the advice! I found my problem with the leaves browning...it was the pesticide/miticide/fungicide spray product I was using. It's called Neem ll, by Greenlight. The lady I spoke with at my local shop said it was good for fruits, vegetables, herbs, flowers and all, but...

You know what, I am going to try it with my smaller plant...if its not a boy that is. I know I probably wont benefit too much from it really...and probably slow it's production down??? But I just gotta see it and share with you all the outcome. Kind of an experiment.

Hey NYC, Thanks for the input, Yea I'm not really interested in trying it...it just piqued my curiousity as to wether it is possible. Cloning is definetely by far more efficient. But thanks though that is a great article Although to make a circle out of the method I was talking about would...

Ok, So I have a friend that says he used to let a potted sativa plant outside get 4 to 5 ft tall and then bend the stalk over into a rainbow and bury the top in another pot of soil and it would take root and grow another stalk out and he would do the same until he had it arching out of 3-5...

Thanks Benny, Yea me too......After I already had her in the ground with it....thats when I did my little tantrum dance and sang my obscene, profane song:doh: You really do need to do some research....at the very least, read the darn back of the product your buying,lol. Again though, Does...

Miracle-Gro states that this soil was specially created for the organic gardener (and is not intended for commercial growing). It contains a premium blend of sphagnum peat moss, compost and natural fertilizers. The fertilizer offers both quick and continuous release of nitrogen and is designed...

Oh and YES I have learned a valuable lesson for the future:o And thanks also to you Reddy, youre words and zips helped my decision and I guess goodluck to me, I'm sure I'll be here alot more to whine about what I did wrong guys;) By the way...What does "IMO" mean?

Guys, thankyou for your advice and knowledge...I really do appreciate it ALOT!!! With the new light of it maybe working just leaving it in, I think I'll just go ahead and risk leaving her in. BUT, I am gonna dig around the site without getting too close to her roots and remove as much of that...

thank you effen g and zipflip again, the thing is that the root clump is not in miracle gro soil, it is in the backyard,(native) soil and it has only been surrounded by miracle gro soil for 3-4 days now so the roots havent really had time to spread into the miracle gro soil. I think I could...