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LMAO, that aint the chronic buddy. You got all exited over a bunch of weeds. I have never saw any MJ plants grow like that at all. The leaves look too round and Marijuana plants will typically have a few main stems, not all branchy like whatever you have in those pics. That explains why they...

Hey I am planning on growing a few dozen plants this year in a place where there are often deer. What would be the best and easiest way to keep deer and other animals from bothering my plants? I've heard that spreading dog hair around the plants is a good way, but I only have one dog. Is there a...

I am planning on growing Marijuana outdoors this season and I am wondering what strains would grow best? Also how I would go about getting the seeds? I live in Oregon, so the summers are pretty mild.

Then you need to get Florous or an Metal Halide. You need to supply at LEAST 3,000 lumens per sq.ft. To keep a female in veg. Florous? Metal Halide? Are these types of bulbs? What are lumens?

I plan on growing this clone so I can get more clones off of it

Thanks, I'll probably go pick one up at a garden store. How will I know what the best light is, what should I look for on the box? And what wattage would give me the best results? Also how long should I give it light per day?

I am currently growing a 2 inch tall clone and am using a Repti Halogen 75 watt bulb that I had used for my Iguana. The plant isn't doing all that great and I was wondering if the light I'm using is providing sufficient nutrients to the plant or not. It may be that I'm not giving the plant...

What if I don't have a microscope?

The hair on my buds are brown and starting to curl pretty bad. Does that mean that I should harvest them? I've already read and looked at the diagrams of how to know when I should harvest, but I'm not sure. Sorry no pics.

I am currently growing a few clones for next year. They range from 1-2 inches tall and I was wondering how much light they need per day and what wattage light would be best. I cloned them when they were budding, so I know it will take a few weeks for them to revert from budding to a growing...

Alright thanks. I'm already using a black gold brand to grow my clones in. Next year should be fun!!!

I'm planning on growing outdoors next season and I'm going to use planting soil. I was wondering what kind of soil would be the best for the nutrients the plant needs and for saturation. I'm going to use Polymer Crystals (Water Crystals) to retain water, but if I can get soil that will retain...

Yeah you don't have to water them for them to survive, but the more water they have and the more fertilizer you give them the better. It is only like a 10 minute walk from my house, so it's no big deal. It's pretty big hole, I'd say it will hold at least a couple hundred gallons.

I plan on growing roughly 20 plants next year in the woods behind my house, and I really don't have the time to carry water jugs up there every week, so I dug a pretty big hole and lined it with plastic wrap. I'm hoping that during Winter the hole will fill up with rain water and I'll have...

Males and Females look totally different once they reach maturity and that is definitely a Female. Those buds are pretty small so it shouldn't take them too long to dry all the way through.

The only reason I was going to use buckets is so the water wouldn't spread too far in the soil where the roots aren't and so it wouldn't dry up as fast. But if these polymer crystals work as good as people are saying, I don't think I need to worry about buckets. Does anyone know how long they...

I googled Polymer Crystals and read some stuff about them. I'm pretty stoked about what I read. How long will they hold water? And how much of them do I mix in with the soil when I plant my girls outdoors?

I heard that Polymer Crystals hold like 300 times their weight in water or something like that. Can they be used in substitute of water? I have no idea what they are or what they do, but if anyone could fill be in it would be great. Thanks

Thanks, I think I will probably just put small holes in the bottom of the bucket so that water is allowed to drain out, but will still keep the soil moist for an extended period. Does anyone have a good methods of keeping the plants watered, while not going and physiaclly watering them very often?