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Nah, I am far from the pioneer. Thanks for the props OP but all the original credit goes to Guerilla Greens and Breeder Brad from Unleash Da...
Those are gonna be HUGE OP thanks to the all day sun hours they get. Finding open swamps is rare here, my places get about 8-10 hours, but I can...
Nice shots OP
They look great OP. They're off on their own now. :smoke:
Not really
This is gonna be big, I like your technique of letting them grow onsite, it makes the transport of the plants easier and they can develop the...
female seeds purple maroc beg/mid Sept finish, average strength, great taste, great mold resistance, great yield
yeah small seeds that are moved may not emerge from the soil as the tap root is moved around and damaged. Some may survive too. Sprout them...
Nice line up of plants OP, you ain't kidding around, you got major cajones. :metal:
i second that.
Wow OP, 50 plants that's a large operation, kudos and good karma your way bro.
It's great to see you for another season Oldpork. It's incredible how the years have flown by. I've been lurking in the shadows for a few seasons...
grow guerilla so you don't have to freak out at home. Use mulch, coco choir, peat/perlite water crystals to avoid watering too often.Choose a spot...
That's fine csavage. The 2/3 potting soil already have peat inside. Just that coco needs more lime than peat moss. If someone does mostly coco,...
you're not late my advice is maximum sun, plenty of food finsih times depends on strain I grew GHS trainwreck it finished Oct 5 at 43n good luck
all coco + perlite isn't recommended as it can nute block the mix you should add at least 1/3 of peat moss/perlite along with the coco so you...
5-10 pounds per plant at the very bottom of the hole/pot is good enough Also within the soil mix (extra pound per plant for 20 gallons of soil)...
powdered dolomite lime mj likes acidic soils to an extent so adding lime will be good enough even if you got pines around, just careful that the...
for shorter bushy plants look into sunny locations and start a bit later inthe season with photoperiod plants (more indica types as well) or grow...
old thread lol