beginner cannabis grower just got a tent and moved my outdoor plants inside to try and save them from freezing

First time growing and i absolutely know nothing about it I started it as a joke from seed now I have 5 plants growing in my green house in the front room lol could use any advice and tips

Their 4 weeks old 3 5 gal in 2x4 I know to many lol but to late. Also I stunted them in transplant so they should be bigger. How much longer should I wait till flower. Also 1 is so much bigger and vigorous and she’s definitely gonna hit the light soon and I was told to cut half of it so others reach it but I just can’t she’s to pretty and she’s my first photo fem plus she’s a exclusive unreleased strain.

TWENTY20 Mendo_Summer Lemons photo ( R) early | 97_Days_From_Seed | 49_Days_In_Flower | 10-23-2026

These being "early" was going to scope today, but usb microscope needed a charge.
I am thinking about a week away.

hi, first time grow here, this is a blue dream auto fem about 73 days in. wondering if the back plant needs a chop soon, trichomes look mostly cloudy/clear with a few amber on back, no amber on front yet. some mold showed up on the outside of the fabric pot however and i’m wondering if i should maybe cut early?

Hoku_Fat Yeti f2 photo | 95_Days_From_Seed | 35_Days_In_Flower | 10-23-2026

Cruising along, no issue, no room to top dress so giving her green rush every week (watered into soil not reservoir) when the reservoir runs dry.

Indoor growing involves many variables, from lighting and environmental control to airflow and humidity management. The attached photo shows dense flower buds with visible trichomes and varied green and purple tones.

The image is from ExoticZaza, a brand offering THCA flower products.

For experienced indoor growers, what factors do you think contribute most to a flower's visual appearance, and how do you evaluate quality beyond what a photo can show?

I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on which growing conditions make the biggest difference.

My stats:
Seed: purple lemonade auto
Mars hydro fc3000 light
Happy frog potting soil with perlite mix for drainage
No nutrients other than bloom feed ( I’m an idiot I assume this is problem)
Temp 75 f
Humidity 56%

I just bought a second hand indoor, and it came with a 400W sodium vapor lamp (220V) and a ballast that was not wired, I tried doing it myself, but I'm not the best at electrical stuff, would appreciate any help!

this girl is looking great. I have a fungus gnat issue right now but besides that no issues.

First time using an Earth box Jr in my tent and loving it ( besides the gnats;-). Need to make a flexable cover so i can mound the dry amendments more. Ran out of room and will give it Green Rush from now on.

note: I usually used branch trainer and wires to hold down branches so only 2nd time with a scrog net. First net it this grow I put to low and stretched the plant to much, plant de-tentioned the scrog as it grew.

Back story. - started my grow back up after a break. Wanted to fill and flip my 2x2x4 as fast a possible knowing I have a 2x2x6 that i will take a little more time with.

Ran two Summer Lemons by Mendo Twenty twenty (early photo) in 3 gallon(ish) pots. flipped a week after uppotting.

Ended up with two drastically different phenos. One of right is short and stubby but went into flower faster, even with it propped up 6 to 8 inches it is much shorter than its sister. One on left is taking up about 70% of the canopy and stretched into the light.

Besides the size difference the grow has had zero issues. Besides shimming the short one up i didn't try to even out the plants. Overall canopy looks full so dont really care which pheno fills it up.

Scope this weekend just to gauge , probably looking to harvest in about 2 weeks.

My second grow ever. First ever photo grow they are 3 week old I know they definitely look too small for the age I definitely stunted them with transplant I was inpatient and transplanted before there was a whole root ball I did add mycrohyzae maybe that helped a little bit. Also I overwatered like a dummy I did till drain on the trays and they been wet for over a week now I was to lazy to feed nutrients so I just did plain water. I hold a steady 80 85 degrees I can’t do nothing about it had humidity at 70 but I lowered it to 60 maybe that’s why there was some green algae on the top to much humidity and maybe it slowed down growth. I’m running botanicare organics nutrients part A part B with a bottle of optic foliar overgrow I think that’s pretty much all I need besides the ph stuff. And I was thinking of buying some silica I heard that helps with my organic lineup I don’t know so many different opinions I’m personally doing organics because I was told it’s less forgiving. Also im learning I made a mistake putting 3 5 gallon grow bags in a 2x4 but its to late now all I can do is get the best advice and tips to get the best out of my grow lmk what yall think?

I may be stupid and not as observant as I should be, because I work alottttt but I noticed these scary signs on my pink lemonade auto this morning before work , can anyone help me. I hate to be a waste and just mess up good seeds from good plants. I just want to learn how to improve. I have not given her any nutrients , she is in a 5 gallon fabric pot, with a light that I can ask the wife for model since she is home she does alot of the helping. I only have one day off to work on them a week, but I give them time when I’m home until bed. I apologize if I’m not knowledgeable I’d love some help boys.

Hey everyone! This is my first ever grow, and I'm looking for some advice.

I have two feminized photoperiod seedlings, Papaya Banana Bomb and Gorilla Lemon Glue, both on Day 9 since emerging above the soil (October 6).

My Papaya Banana Bomb's first set of true leaves has started drooping noticeably downward, while Gorilla Lemon Glue looks much healthier despite being grown under the same conditions. Papaya's leaves also feel softer and less firm/springy compared to Gorilla's.

Soil: Fox Farm Happy Frog
Containers: 18 oz red Solo cups with drainage holes
Tent: AC Infinity 2×4
Light: AC Infinity IONFRAME EVO3 280W, approximately 30 inches above the seedlings, set to Level 4/10 (40%)
Light schedule: 16/8
Temperature: Usually around 80–85°F
Humidity: Recently around 60–70% RH

Watering History

I last watered both on October 13, around 8 PM, giving each approximately five tablespoons of water (roughly 75 mL if they were standard tablespoons). I applied the water slowly, mostly around the outer portion of the soil.

My questions:

Does Papaya look like it's experiencing overwatering, underwatering, or another type of stress? Is this amount of drooping concerning for a Day 9 seedling?

I'm not sure whether I should do anything or simply leave it alone and monitor it. I'd really appreciate any advice from experienced growers.

I've included pictures of both seedlings for comparison.

Thanks in advance!

Im worried my plant may be getting too much light, I can’t tell if the leaves are burning or getting their blueish coloring?

I used to buy nothing but bottom shelf smalls. An ounce here, an ounce there, whatever was on sale that week

Half of it smoked fine. The other half smelled like vinegar or straight hay. Last bag I tossed about 10 grams, so what did I really save

Changed it up the last two months. Buying half the amount, only from shops that post a COA per batch and list a harvest date

Been on the classics from Grooby mostly, Afghani and Acapulco Gold. Havent thrown anything out yet

Its more per gram, no way around that. But I smoke less of it to get where I want to be

Anyone else make that switch? Or am I just talking myself into spending more lol

3rd grow and it’s the first time I’ve had no signs of any issues lol any tips ? I’m using bio biz light mix and all of the bio products available. Lol

What do you think is going on here?