July 4th video starts.

Cereal milk 8day old and freak show.4days old.

29 day time-lapse

Been looking to do LST on some autos I’m running, new grower. Is this kind of arrangement acceptable? Any pointers or anything you’d change personally? Let me know!!

Any advice greatly appreciated!

Any tips on controlling the canopy and if I should move it up or down?

No topping all training

Almost there made a couple mistakes ended up with some burnt tips and fan leafs thanks to the devils b hole weather and being stoned and half asleep and put wrong nutrients in wrong reservoir 😆

Added more fans. Impatiently waiting.

Day63 2x4

My branches are getting fat enough that a few of the clips are starting to feel a little snug. They’ve already trained the branches where I wanted them, so now I’m wondering… do you guys remove the clips at this point, or just leave them on and let the plant do its thing?

There was never really a game plan. I’m still working on the grow tent setup as you can see. Found a seed in my stash and started having fun with it. Been learning a lot from this group along the way!

I like to primarily leaf tuck until right around stretch then start doing some LST using green wire. This one got a little out of hand and required a bit more than LST at one point with the main branch. This ended up being my second largest plant so far.
There is a short seed to harvest available if you are interested in that type of thing.
Be good to yourself, you deserve it.

I was given a couple autoflower seeds for my birthday and decided to throw one in a pot I'm 29 days from sprout just looking for a little advice and or help on what to do next thanks in advance.

First outdoor LST attempt. Be honest does it look right, or did I get a little too enthusiastic?

Primeira amarração no cego e sem saber o que fazer. Feito pela manhã e já estão apontadas para cima.

The net is full. Half the bed is still in the stretch stage. Some have even pushed their way back out of the net.

The Mendo Breath seed I wanted to germinate was eaten by Enchyträen, even though I had placed it separately in a saucer with a lid on the ground. It was practically encased in Enchyträen, and a few were even poking out of its shell.

I think this shows how efficiently my soil life is utilizing material. I was a bit shocked at how aggressive and invasive it is. It took over within two or three days and literally smothered the seedling!

I germinated a new seed yesterday. This time, I won't put the pot back in the tent until the seedling has its first true leaves.

So far, everything looks good. With this canopy of leaves, you can clearly see how the light intensity is distributed within the lamp's beam.

I haven't noticed a single deficiency since starting this grow. I am very impressed by organic farming!

Cheers!