General Cultivation Q&A
General cannabis cultivation queries, information and discussions, growing techniques and propagation
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Could we please have a sub forum for organics? We can talk shop there and not have to sift through the rest of the forums for topics. It would be easier for people to learn about it that way also.
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So everyone says if you're growing in hydro mediums you need a pH pen. I was always like "yeah, I'm sure I can get by with pH strips". Finally after mixing a few batches of nutes and guessing that the pH strip was measuring between 5 and 6, I thought I was fine, but decided to get a pen as it seemed faster and more accurate. Well....I tested my current mix of nutes and they were at 7.6. Yikes! So glad I found out early on in my grow. Moral of the story is, you need a pH pen if you're growing in hydro. Get a pen.
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I have been a smoker for probably 39 yrs have read a lot about med mm and thc & cbd counts what I can't seem to get my head around is how different strains can be used to treat different ailments,unlike pres drugs which are specifically made to target pain is specific ways what is that makes different strains target specific pain , don't get me wrong I know things like epilepsy cbd is a proven treatment as it is with cancer patients helping appetite but what scientific evidence to back up is there that a particular strain will target things like anxiety back pain etc ?
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I have a LU400/600w photosynthesis light would I get any advantage by using 108w COB led grow light at the same time,also are there any advantages in running lights 24/7 as to 20/4 or 18/6 thanks in advance
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Hi all Question regarding finger numbers on leaves. Any truth to the idea that 3 or less fingers is less then desirable (unless its mongy weed) and can impact on potency? Ive got one thats more then 5 weeks after reveg and shes throwing 3,2 and single fingers. Will this trait be passed onto any clones or can i expect them to have the full 5/7 etc fingers once established?
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Just starting my second grow with autos. It can be seen in the journal section of this site. I've been researching what the best light cycle is for autos. The general consensus is either 18/6, 20/4 or 24/0. Just wondering if anyone has any personal experience and has seen the difference it makes with these different light cycles? My first grow I did 20/4 the entire grow which worked well but I'm wondering if 24/0 may work even better. Thanks for any responses
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Hey guys, Just thought I would share some info on how to germinate a seedling, and the first 3 weeks of growth. I'm still a new grower, but when I was starting out I was finding it hard to compare my seedling growth to others at various stages in the first few weeks and I have seen others asking the same type of questions since joining up. This is by no means a definitive guide, but it's what I've tried and what has worked well for me. I have had issues in the past and after seeking advice from members here and combining some of that advice with other information I've read this is what I've come up with. I've now germinated a few seeds this way and all are doing well, b…
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Guys, can any body recommend canna terra growth mediums,?,any results or exp using them. Trying to find something on par with fox farms or such made here in good ol' oz. Sick of bad results from bunnings. Any ideas? I respect you and my plants will love you. By the way if you can make up a li'l something that works with good soil PH and drainage props then happy to take that on board.
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Anyone checked these out yet ? I guess they're pretty new . Not much info on the interweb.. The guys at the hydro store were talking this stuff up ! Sorry about posting in the wrong forum but it's the only one that allows me to post without adding a prefix which can't be done on the mobile app ?
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In a united effort for spring 2017 Plant your town over .
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Hi, me and my fiance are looking to grow one or two little autoflowers at a time in a big old closet, we have a 300w led, mylar to reflect, pots to plant the seeds in. I am ready to plant them when the seeds arrive, but I am very confused about nutrients and to an extent watering. Could somebody tell me which products exactly I need to buy and write a nutrient schedule for me? I would be very appreciative, i need to know how many times a week I need to feed these plants and how much of what nurrients I need (i have no understanding of growing any plants at all, so this is all very new to me)
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Hi, Bio-Dynamics. Biodynamic
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Homemade cloning water You dont have to buy anything most cloning gels and powders have willow spp as a base Willows – A Brief Introduction Willows are fast growing, deciduous trees that are mainly found found in the the Northern Hemisphere, in cold arctic and north temperate zones, in regions with moist soils. The Weeping Willow appears to be a native of extra-tropical Asia, from Japan and China to Armenia and the banks of the Euphrates, and of Egypt and North Africa. One of the most popular and familiar willows is the Weeping willow (Salix babylonica), it has exceptional form and beauty. When mature it exhibits graceful, wide-spreading, pendulous weeping branches, w…
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So what's the best / quickest way to identify a female plant? as not to waste too much veg cycle time if it's a male. Can you start on 12/12 then as soon as it shows something, ditch or switch to 18/6? how do you do it?
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