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I filter my bubble hash through deer. Makes them smile. roberteggleton you are getting off to a rocky start here brother. We are having some fun at your expense, sorry about that. But spend a few hours reading posts on the forum before posting again. You might come away with a perspective...

Sad when someone assumes that anyone interested in herb must be a youngster. And I've never seen a teenager who wanted to "become a stoner". Met lots of them who liked to get high though. Like me 30-40 years ago... Then again, maybe I got so stoned that I forgot that I aged? Holy milk...

I said light leak because your plants are showing it. The over leafing and stretching of the buds are classic signs. Buds become a pain in the rump to trim & manicure. When you trim back the leaf there will not be enough supporting structure to hold the pistils, because you end up with thin...

Sure you don't have a light leak?

How old are the plants? How many hours of light were they getting before they went outside and what's your outdoor light duration now? The stretching itself can be strain-based. Indoors I run Twilight and it will jump from 2-foot to 6-foot in about 3-4 weeks when put into flower from clones...

Make that sucker purple! (smile)

I don't know about crazy bro, more a difference in opinion and perspective. The OP did not strike me as an experienced person who's going to get your returns 'out of the box'. And I just don't see it from an entirely capitalistic perspective. I'm OK with 3-4oz a plant under 3 lights with...

Careful... Last time I raised this exact issue here I got pooped on and accused of saying that Attitude was committing fraud. People went off on me because I ventilated my frustration over this failure rate Catch-22; which is frowned upon on this forum...

If it was me, in a 10x10 I'd put 2 1000's or 3 600's. If you put 6000 in a 10x10 you will have a heat issue big time... Just an opinion...

Storing seed in a safety deposit box would not be a good thing. Average bank vault temp is in the 70's, not the 40's that is needed for long term storage. Just because they are stored in a dark box does not mean they are stored properly or stand a chance of survival. Many vaults offer no...

Just those 3. I got their 3-part Open Sesame/Beastie Bloomz/Cha Ching, they -seem- to help but I am not happy on how organic they are, and the Beastie Bloomz can burn kinda easy. I don't use a calcium supplement, but I do add a healthy wack of worm castings to my soil mix. Tried using...

May I ask why you are looking for 2-part organics? Multi-part nutes are common for chemical fertilizers mainly so they can keep the calcium sources separate and stop them from participating out of the solution. But organics don't have that same issue... I am a fiend for FF GroBig for veg and...

Silica gel pellets to capture all but 6%-7% of the moisture (others use rice kernels), sealed in foil bags or black film cans, kept at about 40f/4c temps. Always in the dark, always temp stabilized, and always as dry as possible. Some people swear by freezing them in the same way. Do not use...

Hoped the board might permit a personal announcement about some old rare genetics potentially being reborn. In the late 1980's I was a US shipper for an Amsterdam seed company named The Super Sativa Seed Club (SSSC). When the SSSC went dark at the end of the 80's I kept a portion of the...

Buddy no offense is intended, but if it says ORTHO on it you can be sure it is poison. Very few companies in the world have dumped the level of poisons and chemicals in our environment even close to Ortho. If something is not clearly marked as being for use on vegetables and edible plants -...

Yes. And there aren't many bugs when the weather is cold. I put a chunk of old screen on the outside end of my vent pipe.

Man, watching that video HAD to feel good KP419!

I am allergic to just about everything that crawls, walks or floats. Been that way my whole life. Fresh grass or animal dander sets me suffering, but it never stopped me from having cats or dogs (smile). Never been allergic to pot thank God... heh... One thing that might help is to mist the...

Victory over leo!

There is lots of info on the net about long term seed storage and archival. One easy report is: hXXp://www.seedcontainers.net/a_guide_to_long-term_seed_preservation.html hXXp://www.ars.usda.gov/is/ar/archive/sep98/seed0998.htm