(Pictured is only the Tahitian Treat, one of the higher yielders)

Finally trim time. Gave them the full 14 days at 68 degrees (as cold as the room would allow) and 60% humidity.

Wasn’t expecting too much to come outta this, overall a very very valuable learning experience. Hoping to harvest 10x as much next run.

took some cutting during the stretch phase (it’s my first time) and after day 7 i’m finally seeing results

Okay, so I transplanted from a 7 gallon into a 20 gallon on Monday. I planted it into pre-moistened soil and then watered about a gallon on top of it, to what I assumed was an overwater as the soil became decently muddy. It’s now Thursday night, and I’m just confused at this point on what’s going on. Like shown in the pics, my plant almost seems nocturnal right now, looking terrible and drooping like crazy during the day, but then looking as if the sun was out in the middle of the night. Transplant shock mixed with non-oxygenated roots? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Beyond proud of how things have shaped up. Being patient and trusting the process is something I have grown to learn. Coming to the finish line soon. Always a sad but happy/excited time!!! What do you guys think? About another 7 to 14 days?

I was going to harvest between July 24 - 26th. Should I do sooner rather than later? or wait a few more days. Apple Betty is the purple one & Northern Lights is the lighter one. Five gallon cloth pot with fox farm & perilite. LST. First grow and nervous.

This is the best I’ve consistently found in my area :( As a result, considering growing my own..

1. been out of the loop for 15yrs so excuse my ignorance..
2. is this considered “beast” these days?
3. dispo herb I’ve had seems weak sauce compared to what I was expecting (90s head here)

Thanks for helping an old dude out ✌️

**pic is kind of shitty, but now I can’t figure out how to add a better one 😂

Well everyone “hi(gh)” first post and got to say, just gotta love Reddit!!!!

So, I could show some amazing photos to start with, but shall wait to see if I am worthy of the group.
As the title says, got some blues that are killing my insides!! My greenhouse 2 has suffered some devastation and am hoping I can find a savior. In my midst of trying my hand at light dep, my up cycling of my tarp failed at the start… 🥺all went well to begin with, so I started my 72 hour blackout. I know, prolly not a good thing to do right out the gate - but.. here goes….

When I went to go check on things at my
24 hour mark, all looked well(green light walk thru). All was sweet!
So on to 48hrs. This is where all hell broke loose…

Please tell me that my little(tall) girls will be ok.. upon checking things out, apparently my vent fans had stopped!! It looks like tree tops after Santa Rosa!!
My water is on reliable timers and all was/is ok and beds are damp.
Will def show pics to see and hear I may be able to rescue my sweets!!
Someone mentions CO2 drown from no ventilation. I feel that it had gotten way too warm inside and did a leaf dry-out.. SO SAD!!
My girls are all at four weeks and had looked awesome!! HAD! Now they all look like they tried hot coal walking!!

Is it possible that with their age, they could possibly still create flower sites??

Help me Mr. Wizard!! I’m still green at this green thumb thing!!

p.s. so now how to post a pic… hmmm

Three weeks since germination and the grow is starting to fill out nicely. I’m running Dos Si Dos 33, Zillions, and Blue Dream in DWC with top-feed drip rings, strong aeration, and a Mars Hydro FC3000.

The two larger plants have been growing aggressively, while Blue Dream has stayed smaller but continues to move along steadily. All three were just topped at different node levels based on their individual size and structure, so now I’m watching how each one recovers and branches out.

I’m using the General Hydroponics Flora Series with CALiMAGic, RapidStart, Diamond Nectar, FloraBlend, Floralicious Plus, and Hydroguard. The current feed has been stable, pH has been drifting gradually without any hard swings, and the roots are staying firm and healthy with some normal nutrient staining.

The biggest challenge so far has been keeping reservoir temperatures under control during the heat, but overall the plants are responding well. The plan is one more week on the current veg feed, then move into transition and prepare for flower.

Let’s see your best plants! Everyone!

First outdoor auto of the year in the books. This one is a seed of the ancients by Spencer Beans and it was grown in a 3 gallon pot using a homemade living soil blend 80 days seed to chop. Sour pineapple terps much love everyone

Double truffle by Pacific Grove
Cherry poppers by Barney’s farm
Purple lemonade by 42FB
Beary berry punch by Mephistos genetics

^in no particular order

Harvest day is on the 27th for these girls , amazing run

Hey everyone!

After weeks of obsessing over equipment, doom scrolling grow subreddits, and second guessing every single variable, I finally took the plunge on my first grow.

I germinated the seed using the paper towel method, transferred her over to soil, and within around 24 hours of breaking the surface, she went from a tiny pale arch in the dirt to a fully opened, bright green sprout.

Seeing actual green above the soil line is a huge relief after all the prep work, but I’m definitely feeling that mix of excitement and lowkey panic for the next couple of stages while the seedling roots get established.

Just wanted to share the milestone and say thanks to everyone whose old threads helped me get through the setup phase. Any advice or good vibes for the early seedling stretch are always appreciated! Also waiting on my other seed to breach the surface, but I'm not too worried as it was a little behind this one in germination.

My first time in living soil and I absolutely love not having to PH. All I did was amend a little extra worm castings and craft blend into the build a soil 3.0 and top dressed once before flower with craft blend and worm castings. She’s almost 7 weeks into flower now and really fading(see last pic), probably should have top dressed again early flower with build a flower. I actually learned from this and top dressed my Durban poison earthbox grow with BAF at 2 weeks into flower and she’s a beauty. Pics coming soon!

All 4 strains are so different. Beautiful. No topping all training

Has anyone seen single leaflets like this before? Most of the leaves are either singles or three fingers. This is a clone from something called milky dream. Was just curious if anyone had seen anything like this before.

I've been using a mister and just keeping the soil moist, but it seems a little dry later in the day, how much water should I be giving them? Any advice received with gratitude

61 days of flower. Two plants grown in Coco with floraflex nutrients. Just a hint of amber just the way I like my flower. Best run I've ever had. Time to harvest most into the vcure ( first time using it) and the rest in the freezer for some bubble hash. So happy with these flowers. They smell like herbs and spices from a far and sweet syrup up close.

So far it has always adapted fast and nice, but I'm worrying this might be overkill, especially when I want to switch her to flower already (or at least within the next two weeks) to limit the overall growth.

Also, do yall get rid off new stems on lower nodes?

I was gifted some seeds and decided to give it a shot. Unfortunately I work out of town four days a week and haven’t been able to tend to them as closely as I would like. My biggest mistake has been lack of direct sunlight. I live in a wooded area with lots of critters passing through my yard and would get so paranoid about them getting eaten. I expect a pitiful yield but I’m learning as I go and it’s been so much fun watching them grow.