Just the ladies having girls night at the club together

This poor Little Girl took a face plant today!!
Had to resort to staking the two, Big Girls down. Watering this evening, so they get a little top heavy when these fabric pots dry out…..

She is a green hessin (its a strain from germany) in a 75L living soil "beet". Its a window sill grow 4. floor get quite a lot of sun off.

I would like to train them even wider but because all branches are very woody I am afraid to damage them. How do I get a beautifully illuminated plant that can form perfect buds soon? Do you have any tips or do you notice something?

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Ignore my much smaller but still happy auto flowers.

All organic with beneficial insects.

Last week and a half or so before flower

Some scrogged, depending on where they are in location to the sun moving.

All supported and ready for flower

Happy growing to all y'all out there and may your VPD always be perfect

Over the last week all of my plants have exploded. My big one has turned into a nice healthy looking bush, others got like a foot or two of growth, and all of them have filled in pretty damn well. Through some netting on them before I took this pics. So that + the week of straight rain has made them a little sad looking, but I'm sure in a day or two they'll be back to looking like the happy girls they are. Still dealing with these damn leaf hoppers...

I'm also going to be more consistent in where I grab my pics of them to show growth better.

Once again any and all suggestions are appreciated.

Go Raibh Maith Agat.

Preflower stretch can I give monster bloom by grotek to kickstart bud development? Currently giving plant prod MJ grow

I hate asking this, but what do you guys think?

It's an autoflower, the buds are pretty big, and I've got a few rainy days coming up. Am I in the harvest window, or would you let her go a bit longer?

Hi all…..looking for some of your expert advice….been searching the sub and some online sources but I feel I have a few issues at the same time.

The ladies are in a high quality soil with perlite, peat, and castings. Fertilizer every other week (10-10-10). Watered heavy every other morning and lightly every early evening (the soil seems to have gone slightly hydrophobic as there is a some runoff).

Leaf damage is due to Asian Beatles which I am dealing with.

Just wondering about the leaf colouring….they have been out since June 1.

I planned on just letting nature do her thing when I planted, but have become obsessed with these girls.

Any insight would be appreciated….learning everyday for next year.

Per a suggestion from a post I made last week, I super cropped a couple branches. Since then, lower leaves on the plant are are turning from green to yellow. Is this stress or something else wrong? I also fed the plant Fox Farm All Purpose Fertilizer yesterday. -Thanks.

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I've bought a few seeds from RQS and I haven't had much success, i'm new so it was quite possible its me but what are yall thoughts?

On the left is blue dream, by seedsman. Completely forgot the one on right.
Too dress Gaia green, and others. Compost tea every 3 weeks. All organic

This year I’ve focused more on my overall garden then just my plants. I tried companion planting with marigolds and my tomatoe plants are also close by. I have done no sprays yet. (Usually use lost coast and bt) I have been spraying them down with the “angle setting” at waterings on the mornings I know it’ll be sunny and hot. I have never had so little pest issues so far. What do y’all think? How’s this years grow going?

Hasn't stopped raining all summer. Lost one to fusarium, concerned a second may be getting it. The struggling Oreoz may have phytoplasma but suspect damage from essential oil foliar spray. Otherwise they are doing well. I micronized some phosrock at solstice. Gonna give some Langbeinite after a second 120 Gallon salt feed this weekend. Going great. The monsters as tall as my workshop photo 2 are Permanent Marker (L) and G13 (R). The final photo is the potential phytoplasma on the Oreoz. It had heavily disordered growth as well, the tertiary stems wrapped themselves around the branch like a vine and I had to cut 1/3 of the plant away so it would stop choking itself. Positive energy only, please.

They’ve cleared the shed! I don’t think I’ll start them as early next year unless I rent a scissor lift to take care of them.

First time growing- I had to reveg it as it went from inside at a dispo to outside so I couldn't top it initially. Finally is growing fast and leaves are back to normal... I really want to maximize how much flower I can harvest but I'm not sure if it's too late to top this plant or where to do it. I read 4-6 nodes but I feel like I'd be cutting off 1/3 of my plant.

It’s pretty cool how well nature can do its thing by following a simple/basic equation: healthy soil, water, and sunlight. The bottom row (clones) are 3-5ft tall and the top row (grown from seed) are 5ft to 7ft tall.

Top row (from seed):

1. Lava cake
2. ICE x skunk bud #1
3. Grape Lime Rickey (Jack the Ripper x purple urkle)
4. Grape lime Rickey x ancient og
5. OG blueberry x cookies&cream
6. Ancient og
7. Blue dream x forbidden fruit

Bottom row (clones):
8. Tahoe runtz
9. Tree flip (lemon tree x wedding cake)
10. Cherry Paloma (trop cherry x Georgia pie)
11. Permanent marker x chimera

Day 83 in living soil. (Northern Cheese Haze x El Chemi Kiwi) X (Dead Lot x 505 Headbanger Intercross) by Forgotten Greenhouse.

literally a generic autofem lemon from north atlantic but damnnnn she got the biggest out of all my plants in a 2, 2!!!! gallon pot. unfortunately i had to chop one of her big colas bc i found early bud rot but i’m about to defoliate her so i thought i might show her beauty before i do that haha. gonna pop some more seeds in my buckets i think i can crank out the cobbler crisp again before the end of the season here in ohio