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Well, it's been awhile since I last posted on this topic. The plant is fine, and she hasn't been fertilized. I assume it was the dehydration that killed the top flowers. Since then, new flowers have formed in their place. It was really hot here for awhile, and keeping her hydrated was a bit...

I will say that sunshine, as opposed to artificial light, makes the buds put on weight quickly. She hasn't even completed three weeks of flowering, and they're already bigger than any other buds I've seen on my indoor plants that were in the same stage of flowering. Bugs are a bit of a...

I just put her in the shade. I hate to waste all that good sunshine, but it is about 100 F today. It is hot and dry.

Thanks for stopping by 4u2, good to see you again. Actually, 4u2, this plant is outdoors. This my first outdoor grow. I'm hoping she isn't bearing seeds. I saw no male flowers, though. Other than the tippy top of the cola (single cola plant), the other flowers look pretty normal. Some of...

Odd. I hope you are right, AluminumMonster. The idea of a whole plant being pollinated and finishing up early brings me down. Yeah, but still, I've smoked good seeded pot before. However, in order to be good, it can't finish up in less than three weeks. I'll be positive and assume it was due...

Thanks. Yeah, maybe got pollinated. Some of the other buds have pistils that have turned, but only the very tip of the cola looked finished. The microscope didn't help much. I wasn't able to get a good sample. I agree, inside growing the tops sometimes get burned. Thanks for the welcome...

Hey all, It's been a long time since I've posted, but here I am again. I have one unknown strain in its third week of flowering. It is outdoors and gets lots of sun and heat. Seeing as its pot is too small, it needs to be watered everyday at this stage. It has wilted about half a dozen...

It was just a curiosity thing with me. I think like HemperFi said, they might have meant HID. However, e-mailing them might answer my question.

Hey, all, This is going to be by my first Mandala grow. I was reading the recommended germination technique per Mandala advice, "Provide sufficient light. Seedlings require sufficient light (this applies to the strength and length of daylight or artificial light) and fresh air to grow...

It seems as though you would want good pot no matter your method of consumption. I have a vaporizer and I only use good quality weed. Plus, of course, the vaped goods are used in baking.

Okay, you all seem to agree. I'll keep feeding them every time.

Thanks guys. I'll check out bioag.com, as well.

Hey, all, I was wondering something about fulvic acid. I believe I read somewhere on this site (cannot find it now) about fulvic acid and giving it to the plants the last few weeks of flowering. I used it for my last grow, and perhaps I used too much. I gave my plants some fulvic acid each...

I use thumb tacks to hold the string in place.

Are the leaves yellow from bottom to top, or just at the top? The ones I see are at the top. Nitrogen deficiencies manifest as yellowing of leaves from the bottom up.

Yeah, pcduck, good point. If we don't leave the kitchen while we're cooking, then we're less likely to have problems.

Thanks, hamster, that made me laugh. Irish, actually, it doesn't happen very often. So, I don't need a furry roommate, yet. Good idea, though. I was hanging out with my friends in the living room and forgot about it. Then, I walked them home. On the way back I realized what I had done. I...

Hey, 4u, Nice to see you too. Yeah, mine has a copper bottom also. After making this post I went back and looked at the pan. The bottom is now deformed; there is a lump in it and the pan wobbles. So, let's take care and be safe.

Hey, everyone, I haven't posted in quite awhile, but I lurk every week and occasional offer help. Here's the deal. For a long time now, before leaving the house or going to bed, for example, I make sure all the gas burners on the stove are off, and the water is turned off, no fires no...

It's good you found a fertilizer. Keep in mind you can hurt plants with organic nutes too. If you give too much inorganic fertilizer it can be flushed out. Organic nutes tend not to be water soluble, and therefore can't be flushed out in case of overdose.