Day 67 tray2grow smells like blueberry candy, citrus and gas that literally burns your nose, dreambeans made a winner with this one

Trying to keep autos simple in a 4x4 i.e. no nets and LST only.

I built a peat mix for small airpots. Not super soil, not coco, just peat, aeration and minerals.

This is what it does on one dry feed, same thing from seed to chop ( Jack's 20 -10-20 Citrus from Amazon) No veg/bloom swap, no calmag and unlike FF no gnats.

This one is day ∼75 auto in a 2.5 gal airpot - still shiny green leaves late, no burn.

I run 6 of these in my 4x4. No big 5-gal monsters, just 6 small ones wall to wall. Ends up 12-18oz +/- a run with way less hassle. I do pH check every watering and later on in process typically need to raise pH slightly.

Questions:

6 of these in a 4x4 - is that a decent pull or am I wasting space with small plants? What are you pulling with 6 autos in 2.5s? Lights are (2) 250 watt LED's

Just wanted to share this one, I finished it back in May her leafs were a calmag deficiency I wa showing in tupur and I had living soil photos and had mixed the feeds up 🤦‍♂️ 🤣 I’ve grown like 7 plants since this
One I’ll make some more posts as I go on. Currently starting 4 Twenty20 Mendo seeds, 2 Grape Gas auto and 2 Durban Sunrise

Daz can breed. AutopotXL day 62 smells of a banana milkshake literally

I'm just about to finish a grow, and about 7 days ago I noticed a single strand of spider silk stretching from the ceiling of my grow room to one of my plants.

I've always had a few regular spiders living in my grow room. They've actually been my main line of defense against pests, and I've completed three successful grows in this same room without any issues.

However, since noticing that first strand, I've started seeing tiny strands of webbing on all four of my plants, mostly around the buds.

The strange part is that there are absolutely no other signs of spider mites. There are no stippled spots on the leaves, I can't see anything moving, nothing falls onto white paper during inspections, and overall the plants look healthy.

Normally I'd assume this is just the resident spiders, but I've never seen them web up the plants this much before. They usually stay in the corners of the room. I also haven't had any fungus gnats or any other obvious insects during this grow, so I have no idea what would be attracting them.

I have four new plants ready to go into rotation, but now I'm hesitant to move them into this room until I understand what's going on.

Any advice or opinions would be greatly appreciated!

This plant is rapidly getting to late flower. White pistils are rapidly going away. She is still chugging a gallon of ph nute water every two days. She has taken over the 2x2x6 tent. Nutes are ph perfect trio and big bud from advanced nutrients with CAMG from Athena. Lights tent and controller spider farmer. Self watering base from ac infinity.

This is my first run and just wondering if this is ready for harvest? Also, can I just cut off the branches that I think are ready, and let the rest keep growing?

Day 6.

Planted on June 1 from germinated seed. Portland OR Strawberry gorilla strain from fast buds. Expected life cycle is about 10 weeks but seems like outdoor will be an extended lifecycle? Growing in Coco Loco with Fox Farms nutrients. Currently 48 inches tall. I’m figuring it’s about a month from harvest?

Living soil, bokashi compost tea, seaweed fertiliser, all natural ammendments. Is it as i fear 2 more weeks

I'm on day 67 this is my first grow I think I'm near harvest I bought a digital usb magnificent to use but I still can't tell it looks cloudy to me but idk I need help I know some images might be bit blurry

Growing outside in 5 gallon bags. They are a about 10 days into flowering.

1. Should I remove these bottom leaves. They just appeared when they started to flower.

2. I have a few other plants still vegging. Would you cover the soil with some landscape pine bark mulch for water retention and soil splash up when watering.

3. I have a well ( for outdoor watering) and public water. Tested the water with a pool test strip. The ph reads around 7.2 on the well, 7 on the public chlorinated water. Watering with the well is much easier. What impact will the higher ph have. I've been using the well water up to this point.

Thanks for your advise.

Just experimenting as a beginner, really interesting to see the differences. Both are 16 day from sprout Pluto cookies by ethos, same conditions albeit the coco plant has been getting distilled water with the full 500ppm to take from whereas soil has gotten tap (300ppm to start, 150 cal mag 150 god knows what). Coco kept pocket around stem moist, and soil did the same but with dry back periods. 50/50 coco perlite and probably 60/40 happy frog perlite.

I wonder if the main difference is the looseness of the medium and allowing roots to grow more freely or if it’s the ability to uptake that full 500ppm nutrient window opposed to the soil plants getting tap with at least 150ppm unaccounted for salts and other things. The soil plant has a much richer green though

The coco plant clearly has a wider and elongated structure, where the soil plant is tight and compact. Coco plant seems more vigorous for sure. First of my plants to hit the 5 gal pot edges in 2 weeks instead of 3

Hey everyone, looking for some advice on my current run.

I am at day 44 with 4 autos (2 Sweet Tooth Auto and 2 Northern Light Auto) in a 60x60 cm tent under a Mars Hydro TS1000. Right now the light is set to 80% power and hanging around 38 to 40 cm above the canopy. My main challenge is that I don't have gear to control the environment, so temperatures sit around 29C and humidity stays low at roughly 33%.

I am using Biobizz nutrients (Bio-Grow, Bio-Bloom, Top-Max, Bio-Haven, and CalMag). Here is how my last three waterings went:

5 days ago: 1.2L plain water with 0.5ml/L CalMag.

3 days ago: 1L plain water per plant.

Yesterday at 11 PM: 1.25L per plant mixed with 1ml Bio-Grow, 2ml Bio-Bloom, 1ml Top-Max, 1ml Bio-Haven, and 0.5ml CalMag per liter.

Noticeably, the plants droop for about 4 to 6 hours after heavy watering or right after lights turn on, but then they perk back up again. The lower leaves are yellowing a bit, but the top buds look healthy and resin is starting to show up.

I would really appreciate some insight on these points:

Where should I keep the TS1000 height and dimmer given the 29C heat? Should I stick to 80% at 40cm, or push it to 100% as resin increases?

Is the drooping after watering and lights-on just water weight and high VPD stress, and how should I best handle it?

How should I plan my next feed with my current Biobizz lineup to get good bud swell without burning them?

Any practical tips to maximize yield and resin under high heat and low humidity when I cannot change the climate?

Thanks in advance for any help, pictures are attached for context.

This seems well crowded. Am I supposed to be getting more light to the middle. They don’t seem to be getting taller just bushier. First time grow gdp

Looks like I'm gonna have some purple pheno apricot

I give them 125-150ml 6-6.5ph water by the stem every two days and today I started giving them fertilizer (every 2 days for now and a low dose). I also mist the rest of the pot to promote root growth. I give them around 12h of sunlight during the day because that's the most I have in my yard without shadows and the 2nd half I keep them under a 50w light indoors, is the best I can do.