hell yea there ya go bro, alwayz good to give back.. + rep fanc

This may seem funny to most who saw the pic's of the roots still on the plant, but back in the 80's before all the research was was done on growing Cannabis that was a common practice. When harvest time came growers hung up entire plants to dry with the thought in mind that the THC would drain from the roots to the buds. This was however untrue as research has shown. All over the world there are practices that most growers would not do like in South Africa there are tribes that harvest crops and pile entire plants in ditches to dry. I remember reading in High Times back in the eighties that Moroccan Hash was made after plants were harvested then placed on tin roofs to dry for days.

adriaan_rb, its cool as long as the bud drys and you do a proper cure. I encourage you to read up on growing Cannabis you can find some good ones here: viewtopic.php?f=44&t=1422, and heres a good video: viewtopic.php?f=44&t=1655 knowledge is power. PEACE.

hahaha i tought it was better whit the roots !
but now i know wont happen again xD
im gonna start whit the cure in the plant i will use a bag and put in an open container ! but how much time?

Thanks for the help fanc! i need to learn more stuff but whit time ill get it and well of course i need some help thanks for the support bro

when the stem breaks without bending its ready to cure. Place buds in an airtite container preferably glass(resin glands stick to plastic) open several times during the day to exchange the air in the container. After a few days or weeks the buds will dry from within and will be smokeable

i dry mine in a cardboard box like CS says til stem cracks or breaks without bendage aprox 3 to 5 days depending on climate keep it in a dry dark place, and i put mine in jars with tops on, and open few times a day to allow fresh air in and shorten the openings as time goes on, also the longer the cure the better the smoke.

what do you think people if i use coffee as a fertilizer for my three baby plants? and then in flowering i use melassa ?

im just asking cuz i have the doubt

Used coffee grounds are a great fertilizer for gardens because of their high nitrogen content. Of all the mineral nutrients in the soil, nitrogen is generally the most difficult for plants to acquire. The reason plants have difficulty is because of the way they acquire the nitrogen. It is primarily thru their roots, which are buried in the soil. Most plants depend on mineral forms of nitrogen in the soil, and this is where your coffee grounds come into place. Your used grounds give your soil the added nitrogen that your plants need. Coffee grounds also contain potassium, phosphorus, and many other elements that aid in plant development. Many rose gardeners report that used coffee grounds aid in their roses development. Reports also add that when used coffee grounds have made their roses more colorful and larger than normal. In fact, when added to a compost pile used coffee grounds compost very quickly.

Molasses are a sugar for your plant not a fertilizer. It is for the mid to late flowering cycle it increases bud size dramatically.

thanks for the info Carolina Sinse
help me a lot

Thats what I am here 4

Nice grow!
youll get a good smoke off of that.
funny as hell with the roots man!!!
We all learn somethin each time we grow, I think.