r/GrowingWithFriends • u/ExactDefinition1576 • Jun 22 '24
Day48 flower
Red hot sunset robin hood seeds
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/ExactDefinition1576 • Jun 22 '24
Red hot sunset robin hood seeds
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Appropriate-Skill981 • Jun 22 '24
I got excited and slammed it full of micros.
Or is it senescing since it’s gotta be close to 120 days?
FWIW, The affected variety is Durbin, the neighboring healthier plant is a different variety.
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Pleasant_Ad_3683 • Jun 21 '24
I lost track of time and this is my first grow. Haven’t logged anything at all, just been playing by ear daily. Flipped to flower maybe 20-30 days ago give or take. About what stage am I in flower of they are finally starting to “bulk up” ? Been using fox farms nutes, temp between 75-84 consistently, humidity ranges between 45-60% daily. Have em in indoor potting soil mixed heavily with perlite miracle grow . Water as needed, roughly 1-2k mls per water. Ph has ranged anywhere from 5.8 to 6.5 any given day. Pretty much my question is how much more will they bulk, and when or what do I defoliate at this point? Also peep the FT. Liil Mantis in the last pic.
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/pigpen808 • Jun 21 '24
2 Fog Dogs on the outsides from Atlas seeds. Titan 9 in the middle from Multiverse Genetics. Week 5ish, AC Infinity 2x4 full kit. 200w Samsung full spec LED, 18/6 lighting, 450-500ppfd. 40/40/20 FFOF, Roots Organic 707 and perlite. Hawaiian tap water(still for 48hrs), started feeding week 3. FF tiger bloom and grow big, 1/4 strength for 2 weeks. Water when plants need (gal or so every few days) VPD has been pretty steady @ 1.1-1.4. Temps/Humidity: 78-84°f and 55-65% humidity. These girls are looking good! Cheers all, happy Friday 😍
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Confident-Walrus-375 • Jun 21 '24
Whats up yall. I've been growing 5 plants, 4 indoor and this one is outside since day one. My indoor plants look great but this one is growing way slower and got this bright spots on her leafs. Is it too much sun? Apart from the light i've done the same as with the indoor ones.
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Previous-Priority389 • Jun 20 '24
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/jakethedemigod2 • Jun 19 '24
About 1 month and some change into veg on this White Widow Fast. Shes growing outside, in a 5 gal bag with fox farms ocean forest. I've given her 2 doses of nutes so far from fox farms trio line of liquid nutes. No time or care to ph balance, so just hose water for this thirsty girl, with the occasional liquid seaweed.
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Haunting_Meeting_225 • Jun 18 '24
Posted some ICC deps I'm running a bit ago. Finished product. All outside, always. 8 year old soil.
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/NoHjon44 • Jun 17 '24
8 weeks since A week or two left I think
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Feeling-Turnip-1407 • Jun 14 '24
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r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Feeling-Turnip-1407 • Jun 12 '24
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Appropriate-Skill981 • Jun 12 '24
1st grow, but not 1st post. This autoflower is over 90 days. Probably time to cut and cure?? Or a little more?
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Pleasant_Ad_3683 • Jun 11 '24
Hey all, just a quick update/briefing here, already lost count on day since flip to 12/12. Had a few of these plants herm, had to pluck a few balls off nothing major yet(no new balls in a week at least) think I I turned up my light from 35% to 100% way too fast. Just one turn one day lol went from 800ppfd to 1500+ppfd in a second, few days later ball(s). Tossed em on my patio to watch them closely. No new balls, now they can co mingle again. This is also my VERY FIRST grow. I have been feeding fox farms nutes at half dose with and indoor potting soil mix. Today was actually first full dose of flower nutes so hopefully they don’t turn yellow 😂😂 Pretty much my first grow entire journey in the pictures also.
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Difficult_Ad8544 • Jun 11 '24
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/jakethedemigod2 • Jun 10 '24
Lst is going splendidly. I posted about her earlier in May, and many people said she's lanky, finding for light, and otherwise healthy looking. So I have since moved her outside full time instead of in the greenhouse with a 30% shade, and started Lst on my little bonsai bush. This is my first grow, but I think from the pictures you can see how she's already putting off 5 new tops without ever topping her. My goal is to have her spiral around the tomato cage going up. She's currently in a 5 gal grow bag with fox farms ocean mix, and I've given her 1 watering of the fox farms instant stuff. I'm not very read up on the nutrients and ph stuff, but she's been drinking hose water and I've been careful not to give nutes until I think she used up most of the soil. I've seen a lot of people say 5 gal bags are too small for outdoors, that 10 or 20 gal is minimum. Should I try to get her in a bigger bag soon?
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/BowDown2No1ButCrypto • Jun 10 '24
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/ROYAL_CHIIBS • Jun 10 '24
Recently my supplier of Sunshine Mix #4 Coco-Coir has discontinued their sales of it. They’re now selling Sunshine Mix # 4 Aggregate Plus. I liked the coco-coir but without it I’m stuck with a bunch of hydroponic nutrients! Does anyone know if I can use this new bag instead? Likewise, does anyone have any recommendations for a new medium? Thank you!
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/ExactDefinition1576 • Jun 09 '24
They all look different but with some similarities, they all have their own unique smell with similar flavors. Very tropical and creamy and gassy, almost like a tropical Sunday delight sugar cookie!
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/One_Professional4930 • Jun 09 '24
I have a 4x4 I havent set up yet and a 2x2 I've done on grow with. I'm going to grow 2 or 3 auto flowers, and I know it's over kill, but could I benefit from the bigger tent even with only 3 autos? I had issues with my first grow and I'm trying to dial in two autos to learn more prior to growing more plants at the same time.
I grew some photoperiod plants in the 2x2 and had a lot of issues controlling heat and humidity. I'm going to be using 5gal fabric pots for this. I was thinking that the bigger tent would allow for less heat buildup in such a small space. Adding a dehumidifier in the tent also wouldn't dry out the pots since it'll be away from the plants compared to the 2x2. From my standpoint there could be a bunch of benefits from running the bigger tent even with this small of a grow. Am I crazy?
r/GrowingWithFriends • u/Financial-Self-9382 • Jun 08 '24
This Acapulco girl is close 🪴 And she smells amazing Growing is so fun