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They look pretty good, nice and healthy! The only thing I would recommend, is larger pots, before you flower.

Kinda depends what nutes you're feeding them, how old the plant is, and what medium you use. I feed Jack's Classic nutes, in soil, and at all ages, I feed every other day, with every watering.

Great job, Lacey! Love to see some post-trim bud porn, too!

It takes scantily clad for him? lol Hell my hubby, all I gotta do is look at him a certain way, and he gets that goofy grin on his face and the pants are comin off. lmao

She looks pretty happy there, chillin in the sunshine.

OP - I sure hope that isn't the same moldy bud you just harvested, that you're now trying to sell to someone else! If no one told you, you DO NOT smoke moldy bud! Mold is dangerous to human health! You can cook with it still, but not smoke it!

Even if the leaves are dead, the buds will continue to mature on the plant, but they won't get any bigger.

Your seedlings should be fine. Even on a cloudy day, they still get light. Just be a bit more prepared next time.

I've had some of my plants grow out with three leaves at the nodes, usually ones I've topped. Oddly enough, I've had some of them (topped for four colas) grow out two tri-leaf colas, and two normal, on the same plant. Nice thing I've found, with these, is the bud grows in the same manner -...

Aww Lacey, I'm so sorry to hear you're sick! Get well soon!:cry::hug:

Natty - your avatar is fascinating me, and I'm not even high right now! lol GB - welcome to the forum - always fun to see another female grower around here!

I got mine from a local bookstore. (Yeah I like to collect books lol)

Nope, they don't turn green - they are forever neutral.

They look great Cruz, even with the heat. Got me wanting to rip off part of my roof for the sun! lol

The blue/grey ones are neutral, from newer users, who do not yet meet the requirements for their rep to count yet.

lol...:hug:

She's a beauty, for sure!

Hey thanks for the tip Wavey, I'll look into it! Like you said though, I don't know about the practicality of it, as I go through 25-30 gallons a week. Yep, after transplant, they stay in the three gallons for the duration. For me though, that is more about cost. Five gallon buckets would have...

I appreciate all the tips guys, thanks a bunch! Lovin all the new bud porn posted, too!

I usually throw them in to flower around 12" - but they wind up between 3-4 feet, every time. What size would you recomend? Yeah I feel like I'm doing what I should be for them, I'm not slacking, I promise!lol So you can see how irritating it would be. So - maybe bigger pots, shorter plants...