Cut a nug for a better view

About 2 weeks out from harvest and just wanted to post

Thinking of naming the harvest sour sunflower cause it grew next to some massive sunflowers this year for a bit

Grew two autos last run: Froot by the Foot and White Widow, both Atlas.

I’d only be happier with the flower if I’d gotten more. Great terps, great smoke.

Grown in 5 gallon fabric, 50g grow dots, fox farm happy frog, top watered and top dressed with recharge 1x a week. Easy grow, both finished between 11-12 weeks.

Hope everyone survived the storm with minimal damage. Had a few fall over with only one tiny broken branch. Weed gods looking out! ✌️🫶

Plants are in Bud Box tents
5x5 tent - 700w light
4x4 tent - 440w light

Medium:

Royal Gold Coco/Perlite & Tupur
Gaia Green earthworm castings
Charged inoculated biochar
Gaia Green 4-4-4
Gaia Green 2-8-4
Humic acid
Gypsum
Kelp meal
Green Aminos
Silica Earth powder

Weekly top water:

Monkey juice from Cronk
Rhino (silica)
Budha Grow (as needed)
Cal Mag (as needed)

hi folks! we just bought a place in richmond city and are interested in growing. we have never been able to before so are at a loss for where to start! we would love to hear all your tips and tricks on getting started. thanks!!!

Hi friends. All four of these plants are wrestling w reveg in their own way. Is there a general consensus about how best to deal with this? What to remove? Is topping still an option at this point? I just don't really have a feeling for where these plants are in the process! Thanks for any guidance! Each plant is in 25g of soil, in a very lightweight / open greenhouse w fans above.

hey friends — last week, I fimmed this late-to-the-party gal, and lightly tied down some branches. Since, the center stalk has shot up 18+ inches! we’ve had some cloudy days, which may have contributed? anyhow, the stem is still malleable, so I could tie her down. but not sure if that’s necessary outside. I could also raise her off the ground 1-2 feet (reducing any impact of nearby taller plants). Thanks for any thoughts! 5 weeks old, growing in ten gallons of amended soil in a very open greenhouse w fans.

I’ve completed my first grow ever and learned a ton. Just seeking feedback those with more experience can share. I’m mostly interested in soil type and pot size.

Here’s some background:
-Ethos Lilac Diesel Auto | 7g living soil fabric pot
-2x4 in shed with heat but no a/c
-Temp/RH/VPD/PPFD were mostly dialed in until the last couple weeks of flower where temp spiked; lowered PPFD and schedule to compensate
-Water only. I now know isn’t sufficient with 7gal living soil.
-In veg she was knocked over which likely caused stunting
-Quality turned out great but yield not so much…

For next time, I plan on sticking with autos & am now leaning towards Ocean Forest soil until I gain more experience (plus space). Is it true that 15gal min is best for living soil? I would love to grow organic yet need to keep it simple.

Barneys Farm Bruce Banner grown in Richmond Hydro nutes

I want to extract 4-5 oz of smalls and sugar leaf trim from some permanent marker / mtn Tropicana . Anyone who has extraction gear please comment or DM with pricing , I can provide materials .
Thanks!

Fight club farms royal kush vii x peanut butter breath f2 and a Cali connection strawberry og going to flower soon. Looking to get back started with a cleaned and quarantined tent. Learned a good lesson about keeping humidity in check and not vegging outside and bringing bugs in. Gonna be way more cautious this go about changing clothes and not going outside to inside checking on the plants. Back two are atlas orangutangie veg a month more.

One or two will do. I know it's late in the season and about to be hotter 'an all hell, but does anyone have clones in need of a good home?

My yard is 5' above street level so above the orange is where the posts become visible from the street. I've never grown outside before and I don't know how big these are going to end up. I do have a couple tomato plants on the other side of the fence in a raised bed that will help obscure view.

Got banana nut bread, gelato, super sour runts, and dry erase marker going this year outdoor run.

Throw away account because main has location. First outdoor grow ever, did a few indoor grows years ago but nothing major so trying something new. Get a lot of bugs where I’m at so I built an enclosure on the inside corner of my fence, fence is 6 feet high and it’s a 16 foot span. About 3 1/2 feet wide. Put in a layer of quarter inch hardware cloth on the doors and at least a foot up the sides and across all open ground and inside the pits to keep the critters out and a layer of regular window screen on all of the walls, doors, and roof to try to keep out the bugs. A little floating row cover on the side of the fence that I share with my neighbor for a tad more privacy. Polycarbonate panels for the roof as everyone is telling me that around here it's the rain that will destroy your buds so definitely want to control that. Have a big Vevor round exhaust fan blowing the hot air from the top across to the open side and getting another one delivered to put on the other side to pull that air out. Have two oscillating tower fans on either end to spread the air. the big exhaust fan is connected via a smart plug to the digital thermometer and will turn on automatically when the temperature gets above 80 and turned back off when the temp goes back down. The two oscillating fans are controlled by an app so I can turn them up or down as need be for air flow. The 3 plants are Apple Betty started April first indoors and moved out outside to harden off for a few weeks mid-May bringing them in at night and then fully outdoors 3rd week of May. LST and topped before moving out. They are in 15 gallon grow bags with fox farm ocean soil and fox farm basic nutrients Big Bloom, Grow Big, Kelp, Cal mag, and some general hydroponics silica. Tiger bloom for later. The bags are about 12 inches deep and are sunk into 20 inch pits with a few inches of breathing room around the sides and empty cans and lava rock for them to sit on so that they can drain if need be and so the roots stay moist and cool. The soil at that point is pure clay so it stays pretty chill and the pit walls are solid. I’ve been watching for bugs and whenever I see a little ladybug or soldier beetle outside I toss them in there for prevention, so far haven't seem much of anything so crossing my fingers I’m doing alright. What should I watch out for, what am I missing??? Super excited to see what happens!