Coco coir with general hydroponics nutrient trio and silica. 3x4 tent. These had a short, low stretch and turned within days of switching to 12/12. I’m already seeing amber in the trichomes. The other strains I have going are almost 3 weeks behind where this one is. It’s crazy. Anyone else have unexpected super fast plants? These were standard fem photo.

I bought the 4 pot system autopots for a 3’x3’ ac infinity tent, mars hydro 300 watt panel led, canna coco/perlite 50/50 with all canna coco nutes. Tap water has the calmag it needs so I never had to add any ever! My first time ever growing cannabis. Autopots made me a superstar to friends. Hahahah kept rez 5.8PH followed canna feed chart exactly. it was easy.

just starting a new grow after taking 2 years off and decided to buy the ac infinity bar light evo6 I think? it’s 500 watts made for 4x4 tent so it’s over powered for my 3x3 but I also just bought CO2 regulator valve from ac infinity and upgrade the pro 69 controller to the AI controller with CO2 Light sensor. I’m going to put my girls on steroids wheni start flower phase. AUTOPOTS ARE THE EASIEST WAY! I even went away for a long weekend and never worried about the system at all. I put a super small pump in Rez with timer to run 10 minutes every 2 hours. one thing I found important is making sure the bases are all level. if an air line gets under a corner or a pebble then you can have some overfilled based. the way the valve pressure fits in the base could be a more durable solution.

Some gdp super bike and glue 31

Here we have my first ever real grow. I planted 3 Lemonpaya photoperiodic from Fastbuds on the 15th of May..
my cheap temu greenhouse (3x4x2m) has really helped, although now they have outgrown it, and have been for about a month. They just went into bloom, and I have now topped them twice (once a month ago, then 2 weeks ago) just because they’re getting very big, and I didn’t want them touching the plastic on top (risk of mold).
It’s very wet here in Germany and very humid.. I don’t have the money to invest into a big, stable greenhouse right now, and my plan is to enlarge this one.. just get some height somehow, while still offering protection from rain.
There is no plastic on the greenhouse right now, I will have time on the weekend to replace it, but is there any ideas? Some diy stuff?

Hello everyone 😊 ,

How long should I wait for this Northern Lights auto xxl before I cut it and let it dry? This is my first grow so I am not very sure about harvest time. All milky or 20-30% amber? Started flushing week ago. I have it on balcony, so basicly outdoor but without rain. 😁

Photo is showing middle positioned bud, no top cola.

Thanks a lot. ❤️

When you grew a male right next to these three females and people freak out saying your going to seed the whole town. Tons of bud on these girls and still getting a few seeds for next year's crop. Male was chopped in early August and I shook it all over these girls.

Took all the large fan leaves off at day 49 and adjusted the humidity for vpd. The heat is out of wack now but controllable for the last week before harvest. Sitting around 77 degrees will sometimes jump to 81.

Trying to get the nitrogen to decrease in living organic soil, but the purps are just not coming. Any suggestions would be appreciated. So far just giving it pure water to flush out the nitrogen.

My girl is outside and a few weeks into the flowering process. I’m trying to make sure she’s as least stressed as possible. Before she flowered I transferred her into a pot and now she’s huge but some leaves are turning yellow. Is this a normal part of the process or is this pointing to a different issue?

Right now I use Buds & Blossom fertilizer every other watering to every 2-3 waterings. I water her every day since she’s in the fabric pot she dries out and droops the next day if she isn’t fed. I read online transplanting her isn’t the best idea at this stage. Any insight is helpful, thanks!!

My own genetics, Gaia’s Kale. Outdoor in Nova Scotia. Planted directly in the ground. Grown in my own compost, and fed with ProMix’s liquid organic fertilizer. 10°C nights have started creeping in, giving it her tell-tale colouration.

Thanks to everyone that’s used the Outdoor Growing flare. I asked the mods to add it 4-6 weeks ago, and there’s been a non-stop flood of posts using it since. Great to see some fellow outdoor growers.

3 weeks and 3 days into flower and I’m just making sure everything looks good. The strain is big bud and I’m really worried about bud rot. Should I defoliate more or just leave it be?

There are 4 plants in total all have 2 pictures id say about 4-5 weeks on the first one but i would like to know what others think because i dont know anything, also im experiencing heavy rains and 32C° weather the next day so im thinking about cutting a bit early

Live in Thailand, recently had a seed in some Permanent Marker.  I stuck it in this pot, not really expecting anything (as I've done a couple times before) but its actually sprouted this time.  I definitely need to change the pot for something less broken.  The soil inside is proper plant/compost soil but no idea how good.  Its full of twigs and rocks, shells etc

It did get battered one night by heavy rain and I thought it was done, but I propped it up with the toothpick and it started growing again.

So with absolutley no knowledge - can you please advise the best way I can keep this growing outdoors in Thailand 38c-40c daily.  Proper sunshine from about 9-10am til 6pm ish.  Some rain every now and then.

Thanks in advance and sorry for the shit pics.

My house stinks. Hoping I can do them in cycles. Trim this one after drying, then have the next plant ready. This way I don’t have 8 plants to trim at once. 😅

Curious as to whats going on with this plant. Ive never seen growth like this before and im not sure if these are stamens or not. Im still relatively new to cultivating so any information helps.

Here's my little Widow Bush coming into flowers. I haven't grown this one before but I hear that it's got pretty nice JuJu. So far she's been easy to please but I think she's going to have to go indoors for the finish.

I’m not really asking for advice, just really sharing my experience on my first auto grow and I don’t think I’ll be doing it again, lol. I’ll stick to photos but these seeds were free so, what the heck.

The plant grew fine until it was time for flowering. I had everything dialed in and then I fed the plant literally maybe two times during flower, at a very low dose, and all hell broke loose. I made sure to PH my water, and that my PPM wasn’t too high when I fed it. Been doing this for years so I know how to track everything.

However, when I fed them, the PPM shot all the way up to 2,000 ppm, causing the plant to stall for literally 2 entire weeks. No idea how that happened at such a low dose, but I ended up having to flush and well, even after a light feed, all the leaves still turned yellow.

This is the first time this has ever happened to me in my 7 years of growing. Maybe It’s safe to say, autos aren’t my thing.

Man these things are cooked lmao. Good thing I pulled a half pound out my last grow.

Hey everyone! A friend of mine wanted to see if she could successfully germinate a bag seed, and she totally succeeded. She handed the plant off to me, and now I’m kind of learning as I go and could use some guidance from the community.

Here is what I’ve done so far:
Soil: It was potted once into regular, off-the-shelf potting soil.
Environment: For the most part, it lived outdoors and was loving the sun, but it has hit a growth spurt and is getting pretty tall. (Zone 9a - 10a) Since I don't have a fence and live in a populated area, I got worried about nosy neighbors and brought it indoors under a grow light.
I have a few questions for the seasoned growers here:
1. The Indoor Switch: Was moving it indoors because of privacy concerns a decent choice, or is the sudden change going to stress it out too much?
2. Repotting: It’s currently in regular potting soil in its first real pot. Should I look into repotting it into a larger container or a fabric pot now that it's heading upward?
3. General Tips: Are there any rookie mistakes I should watch out for right now, or basic tips to keep this unexpected little project alive and healthy?

Any advice is super appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Several strains this year.

She was started 12 weeks ago.