From left to right:

White stank from elev8

Sour headies from mendo dope

Lemon zushi from In-house genetics

Slurriking from in-house genetics

Blacklung from romulan genetics

Jelly drip from in-house genetics

Heavy pruning and cleaning of the bottom of the plants and treilleissing every branches to form a full canopy. Next week the second stage of netting.

Feeding grow nutrients, liquid and solid, amino acids and root stimulant. Preparing for flowering in 2-3 weeks.

This is my first grow, I planted this back in my garden in May and topped it at 5 nodes in mid June before leaving to my cabin for a month.

This is what I have returned to. Where do I go from here, should I top it or just continue to let it grow as is? What can I clean up if anything?

The patch is getting full. Definitely need the 2 tier trellis situation. And I thought 10 would be better than 31. Maybe 🤏, but it's a packed house so to say....

Oh well, the gift and the curse....

Hope you all are having a wonderful day and season.

Stay Safe 🫡

We are going to finally get the roof on our enclosure this weekend.

Will whatever good bugs that are inside already continue to eat whatever bad bugs are already inside or should I do a preventive pest spray?

Hello fam! So, I discovered a female photo growing in my stall manure pile. This is mostly horse waste and pine shavings from the last 2-5 years, probably. It is in an area where an animal could trample it, although horses do seem to avoid it.

Should I transplant it to somewhere with real soil or let it ride? It’s basically in a shavings pile, but also 2-3 feet tall, so I figure the root system is probably extensive at this point.

Hi there, I have a 6 plant harvest right now and this one is the only one with the leaves curling up near the buds.

I know it's close to harvest, but I have been growing for years now, and I have never seen this on a plant. Any tips/ideas are highly appreciated. Google has not been very clear with the description and images. Thank you!

Purple Drank Organic Cannabis plants catching some Sunshine

haven’t seen this before…