Recent content by CharlesBukowksi

Know this is an old thread, but I'd say Durban Poison and Northern Lights are very similar, both being low odor. I've grown both and the smell was not overwhelming until Drying/Curing.

Hi all, I'm stuck keeping my grow hidden and lower odor strains are a must for me. I have a carbon filter and use Oni gel, but the last few weeks of flower are in risky territory for me... I've grown Northern Lights and Durban Poison, and the odor was there but not easily identifiable as weed...

Nice, good choice, simple and easy to clean.

No idea what happened to Syn bongs but this one is like a tank. Had it for over 5 years without any wear or tear (or broken glass)

Just salt and alcohol works perfectly for me. Those cleaners seem a bit over priced if you ask me

Yes, I'm using an adapter. The bong is 18mm the adapter is 10mm. From time to time, I add a larger bowl and use the 18mm opening. I also use an ash catcher, but have you ever tried to clean one of those? You have to rock them back and forth to get the water out and to clean, a bit of a hassle. I...

Yeah, I've considered the helix pipe, but they don't seem to be that far off from a normal bowl which I have many of.

The bong gets filthy every time I use it. A little kosher salt/alcohol and a quick shake she looks brand new, its very easy to clean this bong.

I used the Fox Farm Trio for my first two grows and have switched to Dynagrow (Foliage Pro, Bloom, Protekt.)

Hi all, I've been around the block quite a bit with bongs, all the way back to the 80's. My biggest advice is to get a bong that is easily cleanable. A simple beaker of straight bong is easy to clean with a little salt and alcohol. For me, the big fancy bongs can hit nice (when clean) BUT the...

I grew two low odor strains, Northern Lights (twice) and Durban Poison. Both of these strains had a relatively low odor during flower, but drying and curing was another story. If I take the top off my Mason jars, both strains will stink up a room like a lemony skunk fast! The odor calms down a...

Here are a few responses I got from folks here concerning Happy Frog... happy frog has a tendency to drop PH alot because of the wood chunks in it. I wont ever use anything other then coco now, watering problems solved. Here is another response.... Emilya said: I guess I am lucky. My...

It was brought to my attention that many are having problems with Happy Frog becoming acidic late in the grow. Apparently, Sphagnum moss deteriorates and can cause the PH to drop. I also have problems with Happy Frog and Aeration/Drainage and soil becoming compacted (with added perlite). On the...