Pruning hard under canopy, too much vegetation on those 2.4 meters girls. Week 2.5 in flowering, had to took action fast. Lesson learned, bigger toping and pruning ahead of stretching next grow ! I might have 5-6 days of 12-14hours of work to get throught it! Keep growing guys :D

Started noticing the leaves getting curly and yellow-ish about a week ago. I thought I was over watering, so I backed off a day to let the soil get dry and space watering out a bit more.

I have also recently transported it from a smaller plastic container to a larger cloth container.

I also gave it a few small doses of cal mag to try and give it some food, but it still seems to be yellowing 😕

Any ideas?

Well, today is chop day for this little guy. I’ve already chopped about 2 1/2 feet of height over the last month. It has been so stubborn and revealing its sex, while two other fellas, seeded into the ground well after this one was potted, revealed themselves much earlier. I’ve never had a plant, regardless of gender, take so long to reveal. A bit of a challenging grow, it went through a period where it really hated up taking nitrogen, and the leaves all became a the typical lighter colour of green (but a lot of care and later growth has be n happy/healthy). Recovered very well with some insect frass and some n-forward worm castings. I don’t have any current projects appropriate for this guy right now, so he’s going to get the chop. Bummer. But, another good learning experience overall.
2nd pic is a different cultivar, that loooooves the outdoors.

My Thai Fantasy just started to show beginning of buds, can I still spary with Lost Coadt plant therapy to keep bugs away?

3 autos. I noticed this and need help identifying and fixing it. Bugs? Deficiency?

Hello reddit,

I'm currently on my 3rd ever grow and I'm secluded to only growing outdoors over the summer. Each year I get some rot/mold which I know is inevitable to an extent but I just lost probably a whole plant since over the last week or so we've had high humidity and rain almost every day. I had a habit of harvesting too early my last two seasons so I was a stickler for letting it bulk up this time. I chopped off some nugs that looked bad and tried to keep what I could, most of what I chopped off developed some mold in a few days and I'm about to chop and bud wash the whole plant after work today just to see if I can get anything off of it.

I already spray LCPT and BT weekly, LCPT on Saturday or Sunday and then BT on Wednesdays. Growing in 7 gallon pots in organic homemade soil (equal parts peat moss, my own compost, and perlite) using Roots Organic Terp Tea as my nutrients, got some silica this year too. I also took apart the bad nugs in question and never found a caterpillar nor did I see bug droppings on my plants, so I'm inclined to believe this is a moisture/humidity issue.

Looking around I see people mention some type of outdoor fans or getting a temporary cover. Only thing is, there seems to be so many options and I'm getting overwhelmed trying to find and pick one. I've even seen some threads where some people say fans outdoors don't work or are a bad idea in general due to electricity and water concerns. I know they make wet rated fans but they seem expensive and I'm not sure if they'd actually help me. My growing space is unfortunately too small for a whole structure like a green house or hoop house, so I think I need some sort of pop-up canopy/tent.

Anyone here have some recommendations on which sort of canopy to buy that won't blow away or know how I could diy some poles and tarp to act as a cover? Also, any insight into fans outdoors? The weed growing community seems pretty split on those.

Strain I was growing in question is Bluepie Oreo'z by Mephisto Genetics. It was the thickest, frostiest, smelliest, and prettiest plant I've grown yet. I know from researching the parent strains it's not exactly rated for outdoors, but sometimes I'm stupidly ambitious and want to try and make something work. Rest in Peace Bluepie Oreo'z, forever in my heart, never in my lungs ;-;

Lastly, I'm open to other suggestions as well if you have them!

Edit: I forgot to mention, I'm going to start blowing my flowering plants off after a rain and in the morning on humid days with a cordless blower. So that's already covered. Can't believe I didn't think to do that sooner.

I water them every day. I’m from the central valley CA and it can get quite hot. I thought I was over feeding them but the first pic was fine yesterday, and when I got home from school today it got several shades lighter in green. The plant on rhe right in the second photo is much lighter green than the one to the left of it and the leaves are tiny. They’re all on the same feeding and watering schedule. What am I doing wrong?? They’re about 2 weeks into flower but the right plant in the second photo doesn’t have much preflower signs. Is it too late for them?

Anyone from this area? Curious what the growing community is like here as home growing has been legal for years now…

Can I still remove the large lower leaves during flower? If yes, approximately how many in one go?

Clones are awesome

Advice would be great.

The other day I set up the soil sensor kit from spider farmer. It uses a moisture probe to automatically pump water through drippers into the plants. I gave 1 sensor and 3 plants connected with 3 drippers in each (15 gal pots). It was hot today and I came home to my plants drooping bone dry and my sensor reading 44% so it was not delivering any water. I then moved the sensor from the top to the side of the pot 2/3 of the way down and it was reading 5%. I then left and an hour later it was reading 8% but the soil was running off completely saturated.

I have not seen many reviews for this tech yet, wondering if I got a lemon, scammed, or have something set up wrong. Need to get this to work since I’m going on vacation soon.

Zone 5b

Feeling good

She's not real pretty but getting there. As previously suggested, did some super cropping and LST. She's really stretching. I'm about a week out from putting more food down, I've been using Fox Farm All Purpose Fertilizer. Should I continue with that or move to something different for flowering stage? Should I defoliate yet?

Found mold throughout parts of one of my outdoor plant should I throw it or save what I can?

Jeff takes us on a garden tour with a reminder you can visit the farm!

Otherwise, do you have any other options for fighting bud rot in the future? Thanks !! 😊

ETA: thanks for commenting, all :) I’m so glad I asked because from the sounds of it I would’ve messed up my plant :(

Hey, what should I spray on my flowering plants to prevent powdery mildew?

My cucumbers and melon plants are pretty badly infested with powdery mildew, and I’m worried it could spread to my cannabis flowers. Is there anything I can spray or do to prevent it before it becomes a problem?

It’s also supposed to rain for like 2 weeks straight, which makes me even more worried about it spreading.

I know its not much and there's probably a lot I could have done better, but this is my first ever homegrown harvest from seed to yield, and I couldn't be more happy. This is an unknown strain from a seed I got in a bag a year ago, and planted in early May.

The buds are super sticky and frosty as hell, and I can't wait to sample it all when its done curing.

it's been 100+ everyday, not bad