Just did something weird!!!!!

[Scarlet Sky]

cloning is your answer. fem beans can, and often do turn out male. ratios can be higher, but so can herm counts. i don't use fem'd beans for the most part. i get great ratios without them.

Scarlet Sky Reviewed by Scarlet Sky on 04-27-2007. Just did something weird!!!!! ok so I just topped my plant about 2 days ago its only about 5 inches tall after topping and SUPER dense and bushy....anyway i left the top cutting on my dresser and since they have been sitting there for two days they got all dried out...so i said what the fuck lets smoke em since all my money has gone to my grow lately i have no smokable weed. So i put the tops in my little dubble bubbler all crumpled up...smoked em and feel a little head high, since my plants are only 1 month old could this Rating: 5

[FreeVenice]

what do you mean cloning solution? All i use is a take root powder that was like $5. . .

[LaidZeppelin]

well that shows you i dont know shit about cloning so probably shouldnt be doing.....thats about the 1 thing i havent research at all...ill figure it out later but now im just making sure i know how to opperate this DWC bucket through every stage...i can always clone later! im using bag seed for this first grow...ill order some good beans later but i have plenty of time to learn how to clone before my good seeds get here....that why im not bug on cloning right now.....ill put a pic up soon of my cab so maybe you guys could help me arrange for having a good cloning area.....but until then

[madeline]

Or more likely the buzz came from lack of oxygen or maybe the plant's ghost beat the shit out of your id for being so careless.

[LaidZeppelin]

what the hell does that mean madeline?

[Tom_Bom]

I had the same thing happen when a tiny seedling of mine broke in half (don't ask), and I smoked it. Pot contains other active chemicals besides THC, most of which act as a calming agent.

[FreeVenice]

All I know is I accendently topped my plant, put it in some dirt, and now it's my july harvest. . .