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Red solo not much bigger than 4"

I go from seedling to 4" to gallon to about a short 3 gal. That's it. Coco - perlite. The 4" plants fill the 1 gallons in about 6 days. They just seem to really respond and the roots are just great. Keep in mind I'm just a hobby grow. I find watering/feeding a smaller container for a smaller...

I've always been a fan of sizing. It comes from a background in horticulture, floriculture, and nursery work. It just means you size the container for the size of the plant. Repeat as necessary. Not sure if is essential but it always worked

good luck. Have a fun trip

I agree . Your on the path of fucking this up. But if you can get some help don't know. Maybe you want to be discreet so the friend thing won't work. Cancel your trip

How does it burn? OK??

100 eh? You don't think they will dry too fast?

that stuff looks really good. Nice job on the grow

If you do it right that smell should go away. You need lots of patience right now. Don't rush it

Good luck with those root aphids. I hear they can suck big dick. I don't know your best treatments at this point.

Good shit right there. I'm liking this place. Such good, sound advice

Just looks a little slow. How long like this?

You learn from your attempts. It's all good

I've never seen the need for any container larger than 3 gallons. I grow in Coco/perlite

I would replant them into their own container. Have you read somewhere that said your technique is sound or are you experimenting? If the latter - just leave them and report back.

The discoloration on the stems looks like the result of fungus - probably Botrytis. Fairly late stage as it is affecting the plant tissue above the area of the problem. The white things look "insect related" but not exactly sure what type,

Which they have offered to you as well

I also think you need to look at the entire situation as it relates to cannabis seeds. The tone of their comments was very guarded and carefully presented. There is a reason for this. They told you they would cover you again.

I like the slower dry. But I'm still a greenhorn on this whole business.

They will probably just dry a little faster. I've found these final stages to be challenging but necessary. Patience is good during this time Good luck