37 Comments
-
By Bruce Greene ,01 Apr 2016Want to buy 10 White Widow and rega lotor stm. that on sale for $115.
-
By Anthony ,28 May 2016Thanks I really needed this I believe Iv figured out my problem
-
By Weedrater ,16 Jul 2016My buddy took me 2 his garden and he had cut the fan leaves off and left leaves on the branches, he said the buds will grow good now.I don't know they looked like skeletons to me. Any ideas on […]Read More
-
By straytrout ,10 Aug 2017Big mistake. Fan leaves are the solar panels for you plant...
-
By Stan ,11 Aug 2017I cut all fan leaves after the plant reaches 2 foot. It give more light to the branches that produce Colas and gives extra nutrients and minerals to the plant itself. Don't forget to low stress train and don't desolate […]Read More
-
By patricia ,26 Jul 2016my outdoor plants the leaves will stand straight up and be completey dead by moring there are no spots no yelling no pest any one have a idea or solution
-
By latewood.ILGMl ,28 Jul 2016patricia, I suggest you download and read our free "Grow Bible"; Better yet. Join our free grow support forum where we have many experie3nced members and experts to help you succeed from seed to harvest.
-
By latewood.ILGM ,28 Jul 2016Weedrater, Fan leaves are the heart and the lungs of the plant. Although you can finsih a quality plant this way; Yield will suffer due to the stress caused by removing all fan leaves.; lw Happy growing
-
By Vas ,06 Sep 2016..not to mention the amount of energy the plant uses from the leaves at end of life, to fatten the buds up defo yeild effected.
-
By Gerry james ,12 Aug 2017I already cut fan leaves. Plants look healthy but no budding yet. What should i do ?
-
By joe smo ,12 Aug 2017don't cut the fan leaves, they are the factory within the plant. That's why its stopped growing no factorys no growth. Eventually the plant will try regenerate but it will cost you a few weeks.
-
By Charleemeto ,01 May 2018Removing alot of fan leaves gives your a plant bigger buds. Just need to cut the right ones.
-
By Sue ,08 Nov 2016Help please...im newbie and not sure of the problem..my larger juvenile has 2 leaves the are like sad...the others are perky..
-
By kimmie ,30 Apr 2017having same problem all leave are strong beatuiful green but have a few stems seems to be week even lip please help this newbie
-
By OrigNorCalGal ,28 Mar 2017I've been growing indoors for 9yrs, from hydro to soil, different strains, nutrients over the years..Products/Info, clones improved but I didn't upgrade my ballast/lights until last summer...finally traded up from x8 1000watt old school lights to x3 Phantom DE commercial […]Read More
-
By latewood_ILGM ,28 Mar 2017OrigNorCalGal, 1st. No need to cull healthy plants; You will still get a nice yield when they finished. You answered your own question. Cooler temps have slowed the growth, evidently. Running air 24/7 used to be necessary; Now it is […]Read More
-
By George ,10 Aug 2017Hi i have one question wht to do when in the flowering stage buds has a seeds thank you
-
By latewood_ILGM ,15 Aug 2017George, I suggest you join our support forum. This blog is not set up for this type of Q and A mentoring. Join us at the forum and we will share all kinds of info regarding your issue. :)
-
By Kevin ,11 Aug 2017Double check that the plant isn't a male. It may have hermied if it was stressed. Pretty common for newbies. Did it come from a clone or seed?
-
By Vinny ,11 Aug 2017My question is, "when switching over from cfl lights to LEDs, is there a time of adjustment for the plants"?You see, I just bought a 1000 watt LED setup that is AMAZINGLY BRIGHT! Now the plants love it (one blueberry […]Read More
-
By latewood_ILGM ,15 Aug 2017Vinny, Anytime you add a much more intense light to the plants, they will sqwuat and take more nutrients putting energy into new root growth which apears to present as not growing, or slow growth. This article is about environmental […]Read More
-
By Heather ,14 Aug 2017Climate is a big concern for me in Las Vegas. Our humidity in general is about 8%. And of course, keeping my house cooler than 78 in the summer is outrageously expensive. I'm anticipating installing an A/C unit in the […]Read More
-
By latewood_ILGM ,15 Aug 2017Heather, You all are definitely on the right track. You will have better success if you use AC. AC can also help keep the RH in line. The idea of purchasing a humidifier is a good one. Make sure to […]Read More
-
By BW420 ,28 Apr 2018Hi Heather, I am a fellow grower in Vegas, and the humidity within my room has not really been a problem at all. Given the temps in the room and the moisture from watering and from wet soil, my humidity […]Read More
-
By Carrie ,06 Sep 2017I have a question. My plants look exactly like the photo at the very top of this page. I'm growing in soil outdoors. Is the photo of a heat stressed plant? How can I fix this befor it destroys my […]Read More
-
By Bobbie ,26 Jan 2018Hi Robert, love your grow guides, thank you for sharing so much useful information. I am a medioka grower, and appreciate all the extra tips I have found via your website. I often teach beginner growers because my goal is […]Read More
-
By latewood_ILGMl ,18 Apr 2018Thanks Bobbie, I will forward this issue to tech. :)
-
By Daniel Olsen ,11 Apr 2018Robby!!! How are you bud? Your emails & deals on seeds are the best emails anybody can get. I have gone from a beginner to a begrinner
-
By latewood_ILGM ,18 Apr 2018Daniel, LOL Thanks for your kind words. Glad you are a happy patron.
-
By Ron kunz ,11 Apr 2018Do you sell hard copy books rather than download books?
-
By latewood_ILGM ,18 Apr 2018Ron, No we do not at this time. Sorry. Happy growing :)
-
By Colin Godwin ,12 Apr 2018My problem isn't climate it is the little animals in the ground that like to eat roots! My question is: Do gophers eat marijuana roots? I have been growing in wire baskets, (out of doors, of course), and want to […]Read More
-
By latewood_ILGM ,18 Apr 2018Colin, Gophers. Never had that issue but, many pets and varmints love this miraculous plant. Keep up the successful growing.
-
By Dennis ,09 May 2019My seeds broke soil on 2/15/19.. i grow outdoors but i wanted to cut a shit ton of clones. Well i have about 80 clones and taproot plants that are 5' tall. Thay been on a 24 hour light cycle […]Read More
-
By latewood ILGM ,20 Jun 2019Dennis, First; You should never use 24/0 photo period, and yes, they are going to stretch like crazy and bud in a week or 2 because of the extreme photo period change. Try 16/8 for veg if you plan on […]Read More