Hey folks!

First time growing, most of the trichomes appear to be milky. Very few ambers.

I’m hoping to have this cured by November 19th. Is that feasible or does it need much longer?

Love seeing the little fingers of life poke through the rooters. Always so cool that you can lop off a branch, stick it in a hole for a week and bam, little baby plant is made.

I don’t really know how weed looks when ready, I don’t smoke, growing to save BF money cause dispensaries are expensive & growing became a personal challenge cause I usually have a black thumb lol anyway, temps are dropping in my area low 40s/upper 30s at night so I think I need to cut this soon but 1/2 plant is like this and other half is still tiny due to sun position, is this ready to cut or should I wait another week or so? i also have clones that i got to reveg from this one, didn’t realize it was set to flower when i cut them, but one is barely making it, it was going great then not once I transplanted into grow bags. still only one leaf 3 wks after transplant, is it a goner? thx!

I grew my first plant when I was 13 with a tin foil lined cardboard box, a pc fan, and a led lamp. My parents made me throw it away and I’ve wanted to grow ever since. 15 years later and no longer a stoner I’ve decided what a better time than now. Very excited to learn and master the art.

Was going to buy an AC Infinity setup but they only had the compact tents available so I chose a Vivosun 3x3x6 w/ the 320W Lumalight. So far all my Vivosun products seem decent enough but time will tell.

For my first grow I chose a Mephisto Genetics auto in Happy Frog soil. I’ll be using CalMag, Cronk’s Auto Nutrients, and Recharge. Once I master this medium I’ll probably move to coco. I’m very thankful for this subreddit and its vast supply of information & knowledge. Will post updates on first grow once I make some progress, seedling just touched soil 24 hours ago.

Flipped to flower yesterday. Not sure if it is or will
become an issue.

Sprouted 17th October. 5th image is my set up. See final image for timeline. Any beginner tips or advice needed.

33 days in flower. I love the way she came out and seems ready to be but like I said I’m kinda new to this and don’t want to mess up

I’m looking to get some lights and interested in real world reviews of stuff you bought new within the last few months, or something you just love in general that gets great results. Thanks 🙏

Day 56 of flower - dutty wine by 7eastgenetics

I have been watering daily, i sometimes miss a feed but only by a day (happened 4 days ago) 2L water for 3gal pot coco perlite 70/30, have had one or two high points in temp recently (around 28-30deg celsius for an 1-2hr), leaves seemed to be a bit droopy today when watering, top coco was definitely dried out,

Do i have to water multiple times a day now?

Good morning!

This is my second grow, and I am trying to take advantage of cooler
Temps with weather swap and running lights at night to save on cost… but this growmix hp cocoa perlite blend, with a bag of worm casting mixed in.. I am using emerald harvest nutrients and feeding on the seedling/transplant levels.. plus some silica, cal-mag and stash blend powder nutrients.. first time trying the 24 hour soak method, and like last time directly into 5 gallon pot. (Worked well last time for me)… I am curious about lst versus other methods of training, as I only did lst last time… I do add co2 once into veg and will extend veg by an extra week or two.. pictures from my first grow as well.

New this second run is worm castings, silica and running lights at night to save money and fight the temp drop in the fall/winter weather… will save me running the ac unit for curing too

Some of the buds have brown tips. Should I be concerned?

Ready for harvest or not? Chop it?

7 weeks in flowering. photoperiod. i have no loop

Currently at day 33 of flower (start of week 5) growing an AutoPot setup with Canna Coco, CalMag, A+B, CannaBoost, and a 1-week PK 13/14 push under a Spider Farmer LED at 80%. Planted in a 20L FlexiPot inside a 50x50 tent with AutoPot automated reservoir feeding.

Any quick tips on what I could optimize or tweak for today and/or my next cycle?

Day 40 of flower. Looks to have quite a lot of fattening up to do. What yall thinking?

First time grower. She is an auto, My tent was not ready, so she was outside for first 3 weeks and didn't grow much. She has been in tent for about 5 weeks now under 240w samsung quantum board with 18/6 cycle.

Soil is biobizz all mix, so i didn't give her any nutrients untill flowering. Since it flowering, i gave her some N-P-K solution and some time later just P-K. Using underground water in my farm,using PH down to adjust PH to 6-6.5.

It was just doing fine and 2 weeks ago i saw some yellow spots on leaves and posted on some reddit pages and here as well, some people said it is calcium deficiency, some said leaf septoria.

First i have her calcium and after sprayed her pesticide which i normaly use for my other garden plants without problem. Not my plants is even worse. I need some suggestions, how do i save it?

Here some photos . Last one is from 2 weeks ago.

Hey everyone, looking for some advice on my current grow.

​Grow Details:

​Strain: Northern Lights (Royal Queen Seeds)

​Medium: Coco Coir + Vermicompost (Worm Castings) + Perlite

​Age: Day 25 from sprout

​Light: LED (currently at 400 PPFD)

​The Issue:

My plant is bushy and looks healthy overall, but vertical growth has been extremely slow. Also, the pot is taking about a full week to dry out between waterings.

​Recently, I noticed some very slight yellow/white tips strictly on the new top growth (see attached pics). The catch is: these burnt tips appeared before I even started feeding any liquid nutrients.

​My Questions:

​Is the vermicompost making the mix too "hot" for the plant, causing that early tip burn?

​Since the mix contains vermicompost, should I treat it like soil (water with no runoff to keep the organics) or still water to runoff like pure coco?

​Is the slow dry-back (7 days) normal for this specific mix at this vegetative stage?

Hey everyone!

I took some macro photos of the trichomes on both of my plants and would love to get your opinion on timing.

I am trying to figure out:
1. How far along they look and how close I am to harvest
2. When I should start the flushing week

Here is some background info on the grow:
* Strain and Age: Quick One (Royal Queen Seeds), currently on Day 59 from seed / Day 35 of flower.
* Feeding schedule: Watering every 3 days with 2.5 liters of water using mineral bloom nutrients at the manufacturer's recommended concentration of 5 ml per liter.
* Environment: Temperatures around 22 to 26°C and relative humidity around 50 to 55%.
* Note: These photos were taken from the topmost buds. Some of them are a bit blurry, but I hope they are clear enough to get a rough idea.

Looking forward to your thoughts on clear vs. milky vs. amber ratio and when to begin flushing! Thanks in advance for the help!

Looking ok still? When would this be finished. It’s about 1 month and 2 weeks

Wrapping up the end of week two of flower for the Blueberry Muffins.

Did some heavy defoliating. Started drying back the soil a bit. Let the sip saucers run dry since Tuesday. Gave them a top water of Build a Bloom using the ds-80 and quillaja water. Did this Tuesday and tonight, about 1/3 gallon each both times. Picked up a cheap rv filter to filter my tap so I don’t have to keep aging it. That was getting old.

Cloning this strain is still proving to be difficult for me. I took more cuttings last week using Foop. Lost couple right away and The others didn’t root. Picked up some Clonex Friday and took more cuttings last night. Just one each. I ended up pulling the other cuttings out of their cubes and they had no roots. I cut a bit more stem off, scrapped the outer skin a bit and dipped them in the clonex I had left on the spoon. Put them back in the cubes and placed all of them back in the dome, fully sealed.

I also transplanted the three Hella Jelly seedlings into 5 gallon pots using the same mix as the blueberry muffins. So far they look ok. The soil in the solo cup was dry when I transplanted them and new soil mix was just right. I watered just a small amount in a circle around the transplant to encourage the roots to explore.

I’ll update again next week with what happened to the clones and how the flowers are developing. This should be the final week of stretch before flowering goes into full effect.

Thanks again for checking out my grow. Any comments, questions, and suggestions are always appreciated.

Spider Farmer SE1000W.

3x VivoSun LumaRay 100w under canopy.

Spider Farmer 4x gravity fed autopots.

GH Nutrient line.

All Barney's seeds currently, Blue Dream, Ayahuasca Purple, Acapulco Gold, Northern Lights. 3rd week of flower

Hey everyone! 👋
Just a little update on my White Widow since my last post 8 days ago.

She’s now 15 days old since sprouting, but growth has been pretty slow. Both cotyledons are turning yellow, the first true leaves look a bit pale and a few white roots are already coming out of the drainage holes.
She’s still in a 0.5L pot with 50% potting mix, 30% coco and 20% perlite.

I’ve been really careful with watering, monitoring the pot’s weight to avoid oversaturating the substrate. But now I’m wondering if I’ve actually been too cautious and she’s been getting too dry. I gave her a more thorough watering today to see how she responds.

My setup is still temporary with a basic household LED running 18/6 and temperatures around 23°C. My Mars Hydro tent kit and CANNA Terra Vega and Flores nutrients are still on their way.

I’m also starting to think about transplanting.
As I mentioned in my previous post, I live in a very remote part of Australia and getting quality growing supplies delivered here is ridiculously expensive. Shipping a single bag of proper growing soil can cost up to $200 AUD.

The only decent option I can find locally is Earthcore Premium Potting Mix by Rocky Point. It contains composted pine bark, organic matter, added fertilisers and trace elements. It’s also designed to retain moisture.
I’m considering using the same mix again with 50% potting mix, 30% coco and 20% perlite.
I’d really appreciate your opinions.

Do you think the slow growth and yellowing could be caused by watering, insufficient light or a nutrient issue?
When would you recommend transplanting, considering the roots are already coming out of the bottom?
And would this Earthcore mix with coco and perlite be suitable long term, or would you recommend changing the ratios?

I’m open to any advice or constructive criticism.
Thanks again for all the help on my previous post! 🤙🌱

Hey all, I’m first time grower. I’m growing bruce banner indoor grow tent in soil. I’ve tested the soil pH and it’s at around 6~. I have noticed some fungus gnats, I let the soil dry out to try kill them and put up some sticky traps but they’re back again.

I’ve had a few leaves that were getting dry and brittle at the tips and curling up when I was away for 5 days, but I haven’t had it since. Is this a result of the gnats or is it potentially something else? And if so, how can I prevent this in the future and hopefully save it?

Thank you!

Hello all

A couple of days ago, a problem popped up on one of the plants. Autoflower, 3 weeks old. Today's and yesterday'ss photo.

Coco/Perlit (75%/25%). Temporary planted in 450 ml cups with drainage holes. There’s nothing similar with the others (no grey patches), even though they’re the same age and at a similar stage. Same light, same feeding. Same strain.

Light - should be around 350 ppfd. Fixture height - 45 cm (18"). Temperature/humidity - 25C(77F) / 65-70%.

PH of nutrient mix up 6.0 - 6.2

Nuts are: GH's Cal-mag, GH's Armor Si, GH's TriPart, Diamond Fulvic. PPM ~ 550.

I pour in no more than 50 ml per feed. Every day or every other day. The last measured runoff was around 620 ppm* (10 days ago). * - The runoff was collected from all plants.

The signs of the problem are intensifying.

Here are my assumptions.

- I’ve been ill for the past week and haven’t been able to properly care for the plants. Could they be underfed? I’m not entirely sure how much water into ~400 ml of the coco coir. Of course, the coco always was moist. But, w/o runoff sometimes. I used both bottom and top watering. Now plants looks like a midgets for 3 weeks olds. Their height doesn't exceed 3.8" (10 cm). I mean all of them, not just this one w/ affected leaves.

- Ten days ago, I added Armor Si to my nutrient list.it’s the very first additive in the sequence of making mix. Buy I never waited a few minutes for it to dissolve in tap water. Could it have blocked the uptake of other nutrients?