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Check your screws to make sure nothing metal is resonating on it, but other than that, I'm sorry to say, it's usually a marker of a dying ballast...or a cheap one if it's new. I spent 10 years working the maintenance dept of a school, and I can tell you that you get what you pay for. Also...

Most other plants aren't affected by the flowering time of my mj, so I dump alot of other stuff in there too. Catnip and catgrass for my psycho kitty, papaver somniferum for myself, sage, and basil, for my spagetti sauce. What I'm saying is go nuts. Have fun growing whatever tickles your fancy.

Exactly. It never made sense to me that growers spend so much time measuring food, water, light etc, but when it comes to co2, they rely on homebrew techniques that have little or no control on flow. Check out your local paintball shop for guages, tanks and regulators. You can expect to spend...

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that's a clone. Looks like it desperately needs to be incubated more since I can't seen any roots out of the bottom. Maybe put it into a tray and cover it with a CLEAR plastic bag, then give it a good misting since it looks like it's drying out. Also, a...

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LOL! I'd love to see how a pound of bud would sit in someone's belly. Best way is simply how the salvia sellers do it...in a plain brown envelope with a big assed sticker marked salvia herbal incense. The return address should say that it's from a botanical dealer. Since it's a bit...

This is freakin hillarious. http://www.cnbc.com/id/12370520/ best quote “Nobody tells this Wookiee what to do,” ROTFL!

harsh, and yet true.

Never thought of that rock trick. Damn good idea, and a far sight better than drilling holes in my pots. Hemp-o Kitty, I had the same prob. with one of my girls. I topped her, then a couple days later I started LST. There's 6 cola's on it as big as the one on the plants I didn't top.

To be honest, I don't really bother testing my ph, since to me, that's more for hydro growers. I'm sure there's an exact science to it, but really I'm a lazy grower. I am however a creature of habit. My plants get 200ml of water w/20-20-20 (10-52-10 if they're flowering), fed by the bottom...

They look a bit droopy, and that soil looks a bit rich and dark. Maybe cut back the water a bit. Let them dry out some.

This is a must see. When the canadian govt starts feeding drugs to spiders. http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=21762

Alot of guys would argue otherwise, but I firmly believe you can tell male from female by how they grow, especially if you have a group of plants to judge by. For starters, what strain are you growing? Looks like an indica so what I look for may help. Males tend to be darker than their...

The pic is a bit blurry, but it looks to me that that spike you circled is inherant to both males and females. I forget what it's called, some of the more experienced guys can help with that. What you're looking for is what starts out looking like a new node growing in, but instead it...

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I did that 3 times once to the same girl. LOL! Hurt me more than it hurt her. In other words she'll be fine. Like Bojok says she'll grow a big knot there. Just take a stick and splint it up for support for a week or 2.

Try a fert with a high middle number like Plant Prod 10-52-10. Also, try repotting the little one. I'm lazy so I start mine in 5 gal. pails right off the start. BTW, writing in all caps is like yelling. :)

I think everyone's done that at least once in their grow history. Try feeding from the bottom by pouring into the drip tray, and watering on the top. Only pure triple, filtered water goes above ground. Also, there's no use crying over spilt milk (or dead leaves in this case). Lower fan...

I've done alot of seed growing since I've grown in cycles. It makes it easier to take a break every now and again, just so you don't attract to much unhealthy attention. With that, I've noticed that there's a level of 'ripeness' to seeds, as well as shape. Larger seeds fair better than the...

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